1. The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Microscopy Covers all aspects of light microscopy, electron microscopy and other forms of microscopy. http://www.ou.edu/research/electron/www-vl/

Microscopy This page of the WWW-Virtual Library covers all aspects of light microscopy, electron microscopy and other forms of microscopy. Topics can be viewed individually, or as part of one long list . The newest links are periodically incorporated as part of the main list, and are also presented in my list of updates . The links on this site were last checked using Cyberspider on November 28, 2000, when all 2483 links were evaluated. Please enjoy. Internet Resources Reference Sites Laboratories, Organizations and People Equipment and Technology ... Vendors and Other Selections: Internet Resources: Listservs Search Engines and Web Sites Usenet Newsgroups Reference Sites: WWW-VL Related Sites Reference Materials Laboratories, Organizations and People: Organizations Labs Microscopist's Home Pages Institutes ... Museums Equipment and Technology: Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) Confocal Laser Scanning Microscopy (CLSM) Ion Beams Nearfield Scanning Optical Microscopy (NSOM) ... X-ray Microscopy Applications and Topics: Biologically-Oriented Sites Material Sciences-Oriented Sites Math-related Sites Medically-Oriented Sites ... Virology Sites General and Education: Conferences Education Sites General Image Libraries ... Journals Techniques: Technique Pages Vendors and Other: Vendors Unclassified Sites Some of the links in this site were developed in cooperation with MicroWorld Resources and News . The WWW Virtual Library in Microscopy is sponsored by the Samuel Roberts Electron Microscopy Laboratory and the University of Oklahoma . Please send inquiries, URLs, corrections through our

2. Lehigh Microscopy School PA school offers short courses each June on electron microscopy, scanning probe microscopy, and microanalysis. http://www.lehigh.edu/microscopy/

3. Microscopy Society Of America Promotes and communicates advances in microscopy. http://www.microscopy.org/

Member Login Contact Us MSA Home About MSA ... Ask a Microscopist embedFlash('/images/m-flash.swf', 765, 251, "009cdd", 1); Nominations Being Accepted for Society Awards ...visit awards page German Society for Electron Microscopy Announces Deadline for Ernst Ruska Prize Executive Secretary Thomas Gemming, of the German Society for Electron Microscopy, has announced a call for candidates for the 2011 Ernst Ruska Prize, honoring outstanding achievements in the field of electron microscopy. The organization hopes to highlight achievements "by younger scientists pioneering new capabilities of electron microscopy as a scientific technique through innovative instrumentation or novel methods of basic and general interest." More information may be found at http://www.dge-homepage.de/, or by clicking on the link below. ...details Many generous sponsors stepped up to the plate to support this year's functions and overall program. Please join us in thanking our sponsors for their commitment to the field of microscopy. ...visit Sponsor Page Shape the Future of Your Society, Become an MSA Volunteer

4. Electron Microscope, Microanalysis, And Microscopy Info Buyers guide offers information about companies that offer microscopy services as well as new technologies that impact the field. http://www.microscopy.info/

Anonymous Access [ Log On Home Site Info Web Resources ... Buyers Guide Annotated Guide to articles, procedures, manuals, galleries, overviews and more. Research news, the latest microscopes and accessories, meetings, short courses, and webinars for microscopists. Companies, microscope laboratories, and societies. Electron Microscopes Microspectroscopy Scanning Probe Cameras ... Update or Add a Listing microscopy info microscopy.info is a premier web destination for information on microscopes and microscopy techniques. The site is run by microscopists. It is this expertise that enables microscopy.info to focus on bringing the most pertinent information to the web. Site Index for Microscopy From stereo microscopes to live cell confocal to high resolution electron microscopes, our product guide includes product information and direct links to the to vendor web sites. Microscope Buyers Guide Microscopy Organizations From stereo microscopes to live cell confocal to high resolution electron microscopes, our product guide includes product information and direct links to the to vendor web sites.

5. Microscopy And Analysis Portal to support the global controlled circulation magazine microscopy and Analysis, published by Wiley. Covers light, electron and probe microscopy. http://www.microscopy-analysis.com/

6. Microscopy - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia microscopy is the technical field of using microscopes to view samples and objects that cannot be seen with the unaided eye (objects that are not within the resolution range of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microscopy

Microscopy From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Microscopy is the technical field of using microscopes to view samples and objects that cannot be seen with the unaided eye (objects that are not within the resolution range of the normal eye). There are three well-known branches of microscopy, optical electron , and scanning probe microscopy Optical and electron microscopy involve the diffraction reflection , or refraction of electromagnetic radiation /electron beams interacting with the specimen , and the subsequent collection of this scattered radiation or another signal in order to create an image. This process may be carried out by wide-field irradiation of the sample (for example standard light microscopy and transmission electron microscopy ) or by scanning of a fine beam over the sample (for example confocal laser scanning microscopy and scanning electron microscopy ). Scanning probe microscopy involves the interaction of a scanning probe with the surface of the object of interest. The development of microscopy revolutionized biology and remains an essential technique in the life and physical sciences Scanning electron microscope image of pollen Contents Optical microscopy Limitations Techniques Bright field ... PALM, STORM

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The Microscopy ListServer http://www.microscopy.com General Instructions and Information General Information and Rules Welcome Message General Rules Frequently Asked Questions Subscribe/Unsubscribe Subscribe UnSubscribe Submit/Post a Message On-Line Form to Submit a Question, Comment to the Listserver On-line DataBases: Microscopy WWW Sites Surplus Equipment Listserver Utilities Listserver Archives (View the Archives by Month) Search the Archives (Search the Archives by keywords) Links to Others ANL Microscopy WWW server Microscopy Society of America Microbeam Analysis Society MicroScape ... ProjectMICRO The Microscopy Listserver/Mailreflector System is a telecommunication (Email) based discussion forum giving members of the scientific community a centralized Internet address to which questions/comments/answers in the various fields of Microscopy or Microanalysis can be rapidly distributed to a list of (subscribed) individuals by electronic mail. For the purposes of this discussion forum, Microscopy or Microanalysis should be considered to include all techniques which employ a probe such as: photons (including x-rays), electrons, ions, mechanical and/or electromagnetic radiation to form a representation or characterization of the microstructure (internal or external) of any material in either physical and/or life sciences applications.

8. Microscopy - Definition From Biology-Online.org Definition and other additional information on microscopy from BiologyOnline.org dictionary. http://www.biology-online.org/dictionary/Microscopy

Login Welcome to biology-online.org! Please login to access all site features. Create account Log me on automatically each visit Join for Free! Answers to all your Biology Questions Search dictionary Search site wide Edit page Page history Printable version ... Microscopy Microscopy microscopy (Science: technique) The science of the interpretive use , and applications of microscopes Please contribute to this project, if you have more information about this term feel free to edit this page Results from our forum Photosynthesis ... blottings, monocolonal antibody staining/blocking, knock-out and/or transgenic organisms (cells, bacteria, plants, animals, fungi), gene chips, microscopy (electron, confocal, standard bright field) et cetera. See entire post by biohazard Thu Aug 13, 2009 10:42 am Forum: Cell Biology Topic: Photosynthesis Replies: Views: Photosynthesis well you can monitor concentrations of different chemicals by spectrophotometric assays. you can monitor organelles by fluorescence microscopy etc. What exactly are you talking about? Your questions are so general that it is impossible to answer them. See entire post by MrMistery Wed Aug 12, 2009 11:23 pm

9. MCIC Microscopy Resources The MCIC microscopy laboratory is fully equipped to conduct biological research at the subcellular and ultrastuctural level. We house light and confocal microscopes, two http://www.oardc.ohio-state.edu/mcic/microscopy/microscopy.html

Microscopy Light Microscopy Confocal Microscopy Transmission Electron ... Back to OARDC home page The MCIC microscopy laboratory is fully equipped to conduct biological research at the subcellular and ultrastuctural level. We house light and confocal microscopes, two transmission electron microscopes and two scanning electron microscopes. We offer a variety of sample preparation techniques and work closely with investigators to optimize the various experimental procedures. The MCIC personnel provides assistance and/or individual training in the use of the light and electron microscopes, and technical support for electron microscopy sample preparation. In collaborative projects, the MCIC staff helps design light/EM microscopy experiments and assists with the interpretation of the data. The MCIC staff also trains investigators who wish to learn microscopy techniques and conduct their own work (sample preparation and embedding for light or electron microscopy, thin and ultra-thin sectioning, etc.). To use microscopy services, you need first to contact the MCIC staff to be trained on the equipment and/or to discuss the project. Microscope users must be trained by the facility personnel before getting access to the microscopes. You will also need to fill in, and submit a "

10. Microscopy: Definition From Answers.com n. , pl. , pies . The study of microscopes. The use of microscopes. Investigation employing a microscope. microscopist mi cros ' co pist n. http://www.answers.com/topic/microscopy

11. Delta Analytical Instruments, Inc - Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) provides clients with images at magnifications up to 250,000x. Particles that are 0.2 micron and greater can be analyzed by SEM and particle http://deltalab.com/micro.htm

Microscopy Delta Analytical Instruments, Inc. 1061 Main Street North Huntingdon, PA 15642 USA Tel : (724) 864-9850 Fax : (724) 864-9851 SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY (SEM): INSTRUMENTATION: Visualization of material can yield many answers to questions regarding material behavior and process problems. Combined with the instrument's ability to perform particle size analysis, SEM becomes a supplement to other characterization methods. Although more expensive than other methods, the ability to "see" material and determine aspect ratios or other shape factors may prove to be of great advantage to a client. RESULTS: Photomicrographs are provided at magnifications directed by the client. Preparation and loading of the samples are also at the direction of the client (if known). Resulting images may be e-mailed or copied to a CD. TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPY (TEM): Several preparation techniques can be employed when preparing samples for TEM analysis. The resulting sample is very thin, with thickness in the nanometer range, to allow electrons to transmit through the sample. The wavelengths of the electron beams used in TEM to irradiate samples are smaller than the light beams used in light microscopy; therefore, the resolution of TEM is much greater than that of light microscopy. IMPORTANCE: TEM is used to view cell structures, to determine grain sizes, to determine crystallography of materials, and to analyze processes and failures.

12. Microscopy Today Online - Home Welcome to the microscopy Today Website! Welcome to the new look of microscopy Today, the magazine for all microscopists and microanalysts. This controlledcirculation publication is http://www.microscopy-today.com/

A Publication of the Microscopy Society of America Welcome Guest User Log In Subscribe /html/openads/mto_zphpads_banner.html^468^60 Home About Us Contact Us Digital Edition ... Advertising Rates Feature Article Immuno-Fluorescence Scanning Electron Microscopy of Biological Cells Phyllis J. Fisher, William S. Wessels, Allan B. Dietz, Franklyn G. Prendergast Digital Link PDF Welcome to the Microscopy Today Website! Welcome to the new look of Microscopy Today , the magazine for all microscopists and microanalysts. This controlled-circulation publication is still owned by the Microscopy Society of America, but it is now published by Cambridge University Press along with the society's peer-reviewed scientific journal, Microscopy and Microanalysis New Microscopy Today features include: New Digital Edition with adjustable magnification! New Feature Article provides an overview of a topic of interest to practicing microscopists New Columns: Microscopy Pioneers (Edited by Michael Davidson) Microscopy Education - (Edited by Steven Barlow) Archive Change my Address 2010-2011 Buyers' Guide /html/openads/mto_zphpads_180x150_top.html^180^150

13. Advanced Surface Microscopy, Inc. - AFM Page Introduction to atomic force microscopy. http://www.asmicro.com/Applications/afmpage.htm

Atomic Force Microscopy Introduction The Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) is being used to solve processing and materials problems in a wide range of technologies affecting the electronics, telecommunications, biomedical, chemical, automotive, aerospace, and energy industries. The materials under investigation include thin and thick film coatings, ceramics, composites, glasses, synthetic and biological membranes, metals, polymers, and semiconductors. The AFM is being applied to studies of phenomena such as abrasion, adhesion, cleaning, corrosion, etching, friction, lubrication, plating, and polishing. The real-world examples presented on our web page indicate the breadth of AFM applications for problem solving; yet they represent only a fraction of our experience at Advanced Surface Microscopy. Technical Capabilities AFM images show critical information about surface features with unprecedented clarity. The AFM can examine any rigid surface, either in air or with the specimen immersed in a liquid. "Minor" (and major) differences between "smooth" surfaces are shown dramatically. On one hand, the AFM can resolve very tiny features, even single atoms, that were previously unseen. On the other hand, the AFM can examine a field of view larger than 125 microns (0.005 inch), so that you can make comparisons with other information, e.g. features seen in the light microscope or hazes seen by eye. The AFM can also examine rough surfaces, since its vertical range is more than 5 microns. Our analytical reports of AFM results include three-dimensional images and quantitative data analysis (such as feature sizes, surface roughness and area, and cross-section plots), integrated and interpreted in the context of your problem.

14. Home Page For The Centre For Advanced Microscopy - University Of Reading The Centre provides microscopy services for the life and physical sciences. http://www.rdg.ac.uk/cfam/

Accessibility navigation 0 - Access key details 5 - Frequently Asked questions (FAQ) 9 - Main Univeristy of Reading contacts University Of Reading Centre for Advanced Microscopy Multidisciplinary consultancy across the sciences Find out about our services and solutions for the life and physical sciences About us CfAM provides cutting edge microscopy services and solutions across the Sciences Image of the month See our images of the month selected by CfAM staff Our Facilities See our comprehensive facilities for electron , visible light and scanning probe microscopy Training Learn about training opportunities Research Read about the research we support Events and Outreach Services Services for commerce, industry and public sector - Looking at things differently. News Read our current news For current students and staff Things to do now Look at our Events See our Image of the month gallery Look at our facilities Contact us Page navigation UoR Home CFAM Home About Us Our Facilities ... News Latest news Current Newsletter Footer navigation Accessibility Site map Contact us Find us ... A-Z Search Form Search University site This section

15. UL Lafayette: Microscopy Center: Welcome A research facility available to faculty, graduate students, and outside industry. The multidisciplinary laboratory consists of a twelve room suite containing a full complement of http://microscope.louisiana.edu/

HOME FACILITIES WELCOME TO THE MICROSCOPY CENTER DO YOU NEED TO SEE THE NANO-WORLD? The Center offers a variety of instruments useful for imaging, structural analysis, and elemental determinations. Our staff can assist with or perform the following analysis. Light microscopy including fluorescence, Nomarski, and confocal. Atomic force microscopy (AFM) Transmission (TEM) and scanning (SEM) electron microscopy with energy dispersive and x-ray fluorescence, backscatter, and environmental modes. 3 Dimensional modeling High-resolution digital files are available from most instruments and preparative equipment is on site. A wide variety of samples can be imaged. Our facility has been used by many area businesses in the fields of oil exploration, plastic fiber manufacturing, microencapsulation technology, and metal testing. Document last revised Thursday, November 10, 2005 10:18 AM University of Louisiana at Lafayette Electron Microscopy Center, P.O. Box 42451, Lafayette LA 70504

16. Tips & Tricks Help and information on a variety of issues encountered in TEM, SEM and Light microscopy. http://www.biotech.ufl.edu/EM/tips/

TEM SEM Computers Photography ... Miscellaneous The Wiz is old and thus the archive is running a bit behind. If there is some discussion that you are interested in, follow the e-mail link to the left and the Wiz will get the ole crystal ball fired up. This information is gleaned from the Microscopy and Confocal list-servers as well as from independent contributions. These items are mostly of interest to biologists, since that is what we are. Simply click on one of the buttons to the left matching your interests or do a search of the whole database. If you would like to subscribe to either of these listservers, then click on the title of the list you are interested in. A more complete digest of the Microscopy List archives is planned in the future, but if you want access to the information before this is implemented, then click the MSA Archives link. The Wiz thanks Herman Meekes for contributing his collection.

17. Microscopy-UK Full Menu Of Microscopy And Microscopes On The Web The Home of Enthusiast microscopy on the Web! Microscopes and microscopy resources including Micscape Monthly microscopy Magazine. http://microscopy-uk.org.uk/

Microscopy-UK Welcome to Microscopy-UK's main menu, the home of enthusiast microscopy on the web. Whether you own a microscope or not, discover the small scale microscopy world with us - a site contributed to by microscopists all over the world. A monthly magazine (micscape), microscopy videos, microscopy how-to articles, 3D microscopy, an online shop, stunning images, thousands of pages to help you understand the world beneath a microscope. A benevolent site helping the world at large discover a tiny one within, only visible through a microscope. You can also visit a full catalogue of monocular microscopes, stereo microscopes, and trinocular microscopes through our online microscope shop run by Brunel Microscopes in the UK. Each month, our microscopy magazine, micscape, is updated with articles on everything you can discover in the microscopy universe. Welcome! You are using a browser that doesn't support our menu navigation system which uses Frames. No worry, we are prepared for this. You can see everything you are looking for by clicking on the links below. Click here for our front page!

18. Microscopy At UW-Madison | Research & Service Microscopy Portal Search this site http://www.microscopy.wisc.edu/

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19. Imaging Of The Gas-Liquid Interface: Brewster Angle Microscopy (BAM) An explanation of the principles of Brewster angle microscopy with some sample images. http://users.otenet.gr/~garof/Bam/

Imaging of thin films using Brewster Angle Microscopy The method The apparatus The project Some images ... Contacts 1. The method Brewster Angle Microscopy is a technique that allows the in situ study of thin films at the gas/liquid or solid/gas interfaces. The basis of this method is illustrated at the following scheme (the Brewster angle): For a beam of p-polarised light (p- parallel to the plane of incidence) there is an angle of incidence theta at which no relfection occurs. This is called "Brewster angle" and is satisfying the relationship tan( theta ) = n subphase / n air , where n is the refractive index of the corresponding phase. Introducing a thin film in between the two phases the optical properties of the system change so that a small amount of the incident intensity is reflected. In the general case it can be said that the reflected light can have a different from the incident light polarisation state. The reflected light can easily be "captured" by a detector like a CCD camera and in that way the film can be visualised. top of the page 2. The apparatus

20. Nikon MicroscopyU Welcome to Nikon's microscopyU website, featuring technical support and timely information about all aspects of optical microscopy, photomicrography, and digital imaging. http://www.microscopyu.com/

Nikon MicroscopyU - The Source for Microscopy Education Home Microscopy Tutorials Image Galleries Microscopy Basics ... CCD Signal-to-Noise AC_FL_RunContent( 'codebase','http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=9,0,28,0','width','583','height','198','src','/includes/flash/indexheader','quality','high','pluginspage','http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash','movie','/includes/flash/indexheader' ); //end AC code Live-Cell Imaging Applications Videos Images Introduction to Fluorescent Proteins ... Flash SMALL WORLD 2009 Celebrating 35 years of excellence in photography through the microscope, The Nikon International Small World Competition is dedicated to furthering creativity and excellence in photomicrography. Combining microscopy and photography, a photomicrographer is able to capture an image of the world that the naked eye cannot see. Take a moment to browse the Small World galleries and have a look at our past winners. 2009 Contest Winners Announced 2009 Small World Contest Winners Gallery Small World Gallery Archives Screensavers ... Normal African Green Monkey Kidney Fibroblast Cells (CV-1 Line) - The intracellular relationship between the cytoskeletal filamentous actin network and mitochondria was visualized with the use of synthetic probes.

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