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3D-Printed Clip-On Turns Smartphones Into Microscopes
The "clip-on" microscope was developed by researchers from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Nanoscale BioPhotonics at the University of Adelaide.
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Bacteria Can Be Used to Power Micro-Machines, Including Smartphone Components: Study
"The amazing thing is that we didn't have to pre-design microscopic gear-shaped turbines. The rotors just self-assembled into a sort of bacterial windfarm."
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Smartphone Microscopes Can Detect Skin Cancer
Mobile phone-based microscopy can be used to diagnose skin cancer accurately in settings where a traditional microscope is not available, according to a new study.
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Simple Smartphone Device MoleScope to Help Detect Skin Cancer Early
MoleScope is a melanoma-detecting device that is actually a tiny microscope which attaches to the camera on your phone.
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Smartphone Microscope Helps Detect Blood Parasite Levels
CellScope Loa is a video microscope that works with an Apple iPhone 5s running a custom iPhone app.
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New Lens Can Turn Smartphones Into Microscopes
The lens, which attaches directly to a smartphone camera lens without the use of any additional device, magnified images 120x.
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Researchers Invent Inexpensive DIY Smartphone Microscope
In commercially available biology lab kits, "the microscope is usually the most expensive thing. This is much more cost-effective. It's the perfect solution for us."
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Now, cheap 'baked' microscope lenses
Researchers have developed a new lens-making method, in which drops of silicone are simply baked in an oven, to create inexpensive high quality lenses that will cost less than a penny each.
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New lens turns smartphones into portable microscopes
Developed by Thomas Larson, the lens magnifies 15 times - a new 150x version is also being developed.
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3D-Printed Clip-On Turns Smartphones Into Microscopes
The "clip-on" microscope was developed by researchers from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Nanoscale BioPhotonics at the University of Adelaide.
-
Bacteria Can Be Used to Power Micro-Machines, Including Smartphone Components: Study
"The amazing thing is that we didn't have to pre-design microscopic gear-shaped turbines. The rotors just self-assembled into a sort of bacterial windfarm."
-
Smartphone Microscopes Can Detect Skin Cancer
Mobile phone-based microscopy can be used to diagnose skin cancer accurately in settings where a traditional microscope is not available, according to a new study.
-
Simple Smartphone Device MoleScope to Help Detect Skin Cancer Early
MoleScope is a melanoma-detecting device that is actually a tiny microscope which attaches to the camera on your phone.
-
Smartphone Microscope Helps Detect Blood Parasite Levels
CellScope Loa is a video microscope that works with an Apple iPhone 5s running a custom iPhone app.
-
New Lens Can Turn Smartphones Into Microscopes
The lens, which attaches directly to a smartphone camera lens without the use of any additional device, magnified images 120x.
-
Researchers Invent Inexpensive DIY Smartphone Microscope
In commercially available biology lab kits, "the microscope is usually the most expensive thing. This is much more cost-effective. It's the perfect solution for us."
-
Now, cheap 'baked' microscope lenses
Researchers have developed a new lens-making method, in which drops of silicone are simply baked in an oven, to create inexpensive high quality lenses that will cost less than a penny each.
-
New lens turns smartphones into portable microscopes
Developed by Thomas Larson, the lens magnifies 15 times - a new 150x version is also being developed.
