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Pick the information you need!! Chapters from my new book
These chapters go into more detail
Advanced Techniques - Phase, Nomarski, Polarizing, Fluroescence and More!!
Documentation
Quantitation
The Stereo Microscope
What to do before you call your repair tech.
Here's some handouts particularly for clinical users!
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Capitalism Section and Garage Sale
If you are in research or industry and have a:
- Carl Zeiss (Universal, Photo Mic., Axioscop, Standard or Standard WL)
- Leitz (Orthoplan, Ortholux, Dialux, Diaplan, Diavert, WD or Aristoplan)
- Olympus (BHS, BHT, IMT, PME or Vanox)
- Nikon (Metalograph, Labophot (I or II) or the research frame)
- Wild stereos
- Or need assistance with measuring, calibration or other quantitation
Then you should be talking to us. We will:
- Fix the microscope the first time!
- Charge a reasonable fee!
- Help you use the microscope to its fullest potential!
Links to Microscope Folks
Nikon's home page. Lots of good stuff about their NEW microscopes!! Really interesting!!
Carl Zeiss's home page. Check out the oldest and biggest optical company.
Leica's home page. This is a the company that includes E. Leitz, Jung, Reichert, AO and B and L. A real need to see sight.
The Olympus page. Great microscopes and an interesting page.
A must have link! All kinds of interesting links and info from working microscopists.
Totally cool!! In any one of us is our soul so dead that we don't want to find a really cool surplus store? How about bomb site tape and solar panels. My guess is that you're already thinking this one over.
SPI is a great company to get your microscopy supplies from. The on line catalog is great. Save money, time and trees with SPI.
Histology any one? A neat page for all you who like your meat preserved and cut real, real thin!
Amateur Microscopists doing neat things for a few bucks. A neat page full of all kinds of things.
The microscopy news group. Interesting and informative. If you have a simple or complex question ask it here.