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         <p><b>The environmental impact</b> of OpenScope has been analysed to identify the consequences of its use</p>
 
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         <p>The features of <b>commercially available and open-source</b> microscopes are compared to those of OpenScope to contextualise its capabilities</p>
 
         <p>The features of <b>commercially available and open-source</b> microscopes are compared to those of OpenScope to contextualise its capabilities</p>
 
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         <p>The potential for <b>future integration</b> into other hardware projects is considered, and the modularity of the microscope is explored</p>
 
         <p>The potential for <b>future integration</b> into other hardware projects is considered, and the modularity of the microscope is explored</p>
 
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Revision as of 12:52, 18 September 2015

CAMBRIDGE-JIC

Cambridge-JIC brings you OpenScope: the foundation to a new era of accessible microscopy.

Reducing cost

Increasing openness

Implementing software

3D printing components

The environmental impact of OpenScope has been analysed to identify the consequences of its use

The features of commercially available and open-source microscopes are compared to those of OpenScope to contextualise its capabilities

The potential for future integration into other hardware projects is considered, and the modularity of the microscope is explored

Choose between different features using our modular design. Find out the parts you'll need, their cost, and where we sourced them

Use the manual stage or go fully motorised for remote control

Capture images under brightfield, darkfield and fluorescence

Have a look at some of our favourite images taken over the summer.

From Aristolochia stem to z-axis translation system.