| Interesting Links into the
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 Science
      and Photography Through a Microscope
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    | http://www.nhm.ac.uk/hosted_sites/quekett/Rheinberg.htm | 
  
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    | The
      Early History and Development of The Scanning Electron Microscope
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    | http://xmission.com/%7Epsneeley/Personal/Leidy.htm  
      click to go 
 Joseph
      Leidy Microscopy Portal What is this page? I'm writing an article for Micscape
      on Joseph Leidy and his 1879 masterpiece,  'Fresh-Water
      Rhizopods of North America'.  I created this page for
      basically three reasons:   | 
  
    | http://www.msscweb.
      org 
        History
        of the Light Microscope Check out this great presentation by MSSC member, Stuart Warter on
        the "History of the Light Microscope." PowerPoint version or
        PDF version. Note theses are large files, be patient after clicking the
        link.  
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    | The
    Academy of Natural Sciences Use the search box  with the word microscope in it at this site ...
    enjoy much to see....Microscopes from the Leidy Microscopical Society
 and related books from the Ewell Sale Stewart Library
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    | The National Museum of Health and Medicine has an interesting book on the
    history of the microscope available for free download. It is 264 pages with
    lots of pictures. 
 The link is:
 
 http://nmhm.
    washingtondc.
    museum/microscop
    e/index.html
 
 Here's info from the web site:
 
 "Evolution of the Microscope" displays items from the world's
 largest and most representative collection in tracing the
 development of the basic tool of the bioscientist over the last 400
 years. The exhibit includes the 17th-century, handcrafted, leather
 and gold-tooled microscope used by Robert Hooke in the preparation
 of "Micrographia,
    " one of the first books ever written about
 observations made through a microscope.
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    | Microscopy Today | 
  
    |  Olympus
      Microscope History | 
  
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    | I
      am pleased to announce the completely revised and updated edition of "Microscopy & Imaging Resources on the WWW" is now available
      at a new
 URL.  The goal of this site has always been to provide resources for
 University students, staff and faculty who want to learn more about
 microscopy and imaging.  The site includes K-12 educational links,
 information on Light Microscopy, Histology, Confocal Microscopy,
 Fluorescence Techniques, Electron Microscopy, and Digital Imaging.
 
 http://swehsc.pharmacy.arizona.edu/exppath/
 
 "Microscopy & Imaging Resources on the WWW" is an outreach
      of the Southwest
 Environmental Health Sciences Center, which is funded by the National
 Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS is one of the National
 Institutes of Health, part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human
 Services).
 
 Yours,
 Doug Cromey
 Manager, Experimental Pathology Core, SWEHSC
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 : Douglas W. Cromey, M.S.         
      Dept. of Cell Biology & Anatomy  :
 : Research Specialist, Principal   University of Arizona           
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 : (office:  AHSC 4212A)           
      P.O. Box 245044                 
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 : (voice:  520-626-2824)          
      Tucson, AZ  85724-5044   USA     :
 : (FAX:  520-626-2097)            
      (NEW email: Cromey@Arizona.edu)  :
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 http://swehsc.pharmacy.arizona.edu/exppath/
 Home of: "Microscopy and Imaging Resources on the
      WWW"
 
 
 
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