No prizes for guessing the first thing you'll need: a microscope. But don't worry if you don't have one of your own. Ask your school if they have one you can use. Then you'll need an onion.

When choosing the best microscopes for students, we've assessed equipment based on its functionality, its features and how easy it is to use. We've paid special attention to functions that would ...

Our picks of the best microscopes for kids encourage children to investigate the world around them, enjoy seeing the world in miniature and develop a love for science and STEM. We've included ...

The trick, and the reason this can be called a microscope, is that [Yoshinok] embeds ... By itself, you could use this with a light source to magnify 3D objects. [Yoshinok] demonstrates this ...

Yes, see-through rocks. If that isn't cool enough, the microscopes we use to look at these thin sections utilize a very special kind of light called "polarized light". That might sound familiar ...

[Uri Shaked] has taken this a step further, by adding a USB microscope on a custom bracket next to the hot end of his Creality Ender 3. The bracket is not in itself anything other than a run-of ...

These organizations then distribute the microscopes to schools in their localities. Jodo Gyan has also secured two big orders in the last few years from the UN Children's Fund for use in ...

As a technique for investigating the intracellular location of low molecular weight compounds, an imaging method using a fluorescence microscope accompanied with introduction of a fluorescence group ...

No prizes for guessing the first thing you'll need: a microscope. But don't worry if you don't have one of your own. Ask your school if they have one you can use. Then you'll need an onion.