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Changhuei Yang At Cal Tech has devised a no lens microscope. I do not understand
exactly how it works but this is the jest of it. Just as your eye registers the
"floaters" when bright light shines on the debris, this "optofluidic microscope"
casts a shadow of the object directly on to an array of light sensors. The
object is in a microfluidic channel. Anyway all of the info goes to a computer
which constructs the image. Cost $10 if mass produced. Sign me up!

Article in this weeks Nature. 4 June 2009
Or at http://www.merid.org/NDN/more.php?id=1957






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Changhuei Yang At Cal Tech has devised a no lens microscope. I do not understand exactly how it works but this is the jest of it. Just as your eye registers...
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Virginia: I am always interested in technological breakthrougs, and particularly when they get down to the two-digit dollar price range. I am still fiddling...
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... Virginia, Thanks for spotting this very important article. I read the articles you linked us up with, and I think there might be something to this. About a...
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Norm, What a great explanation you gave. Makes much better sense then the article I read which included words like "optofluidic". I have not read of Shannon's...
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Norm & Virginia: I'd like to second Virginia's praise, Norman - your posts are always so well thought out and informative. We greatly appreciate your...
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Hi all, I have another perspective about this. In fact, I really hope that this microscope is not going to make it. The microscope as we know it is one of the...
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Jun 16, 2009
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In archery I shoot an ultra modern recurve box with all the latest carbon fibre, composite materials etc. Very high tech, very modern, and very different from...
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Jun 16, 2009
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Rolf, I take your point but I don't think you need worry. This 'scope looks to be designed for a very specific purpose. Also, it requires the specimen to drift...
A. S. St Leger
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    Hi all....and yet, Rolf, in my astronomy hobby (rain or clouds, or rain and clouds for months it now seems...and yesterday we had 17mm diameter...
Charles Guevara
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   Hi nic, hello group.  It's quite a thought...fluidics/computer peripheral engadgement with microscopy while off duty on space station work tour.  The...
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