By all appearances, it is a standard Nikon laboratory microscope, paired with a video camera and a personal computer, which displays the magnified images of mouse brain cells on a flat screen.

Instead of making changes to the microscopes’ optics, the Caltech researchers are instead focusing on using a computer program to process and combine images from the devices. The main hardware ...

Intel’s discontinued QX3 Computer Microscope has been licensed by Prime Entertainment, and is back on the market. It’s aimed at kids, but it’s pretty powerful for a toy: it has up to 200x ...

But it's always bugged me that I never got the QX3, a neat-looking computer microscope for kids I saw when my sons were young. Making my regrets all the more keen was the fact that several of the ...

The microscope is completely functional once printed ... bought camera and light source controlled using a Raspberry Pi computer processor. But even with the additional components, the entire ...

THE results of theoretical electron microscope image calculations are ... Such a display, first achieved by Head 2 using a computer line printer, has now been developed on a Stromberg–Carlson ...