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What you see here is all the possible components to build a functional bright-field and fluorescence microscope.
There is a code, a color code embedded, that tells you exactly how to fold that specific microscope.
When it's done, it looks something like this, has all the functionalities of a standard microscope, just like an XY stage, a place where a sample slide could go, for example right here.
I know, it just looks like a bunch of schmutz on a microscope slide.
The electron microscope fires electrons which creates images which can magnify things by as much as a million times.
With the tip of a powerful microscope, we can actually move atoms and begin to create amazing nano devices.
The politicians that we elect and the politicians we don't elect, on the whole, have minds that microscope.
So unless we start asking our governments to think outside a little bit, to consider the global problems that will finish us all if we don't start considering them, then we can hardly blame them if what they carry on doing is looking inwards, if they still have minds that microscope rather than minds that telescope.
Think about a lab technician who is looking through a microscope at a cancer biopsy and determining whether it's cancerous or not.
This is an example of identifying cancerous areas of human tissue under a microscope.
Today I'd like to introduce you to a new type of microscope, a microscope for changes.
It doesn't use optics like a regular microscope to make small objects bigger, but instead it uses a video camera and image processing to reveal to us the tiniest motions and color changes in objects and people, changes that are impossible for us to see with our naked eyes.
When we look at this video of Steve here, it appears to us like a static picture, but once we look at this video through our new, special microscope, suddenly we see a completely different image.
And it turns out, there's a lot of phenomena we can reveal and magnify with our new motion microscope.
Our collaborators at Quanta Research even created this nice website where you can upload your videos and process them online, so even if you don't have any experience in computer science or programming, you can still very easily experiment with this new microscope.
Think about it as genetic scissors with a microscope.
The microscope is a guide RNA, which brings the scissors to the place we want to cut and says, "Here it is," and the enzyme CRISPR just cuts and repairs the DNA in the way we want.
With microbiology, it's kind of the same, although I've got to be honest with you: All the microbes essentially look the same under a microscope.
But a few years ago, my colleagues at MIT developed what they call a motion microscope, which is software that finds these subtle motions in video and amplifies them so that they become large enough for us to see.
It's such a large molecule we can see it with a light microscope.
Each one is basically a 3,000-pound microscope slide with a human stuck inside.
And in past decades, we've been taking those big ships out and those big nets, and we collect those plastic bits that we look at under a microscope, and we sort them, and then we put this data onto a map.
Taking these photos under the microscope every year is one of my favorite and most magical moments of the year.
Riddle three: Show me a picture that if I magnify it under my microscope, I'll keep seeing the original picture, no matter how much I zoom in." "You're a strange little man."
And that's what he saw under his microscope.
And that's the image of what we could observe under the microscope.
All you need to find them is a little patience and a microscope.
This is a microscope in a typical lab that a pathologist would use for looking at a tissue specimen, like a biopsy or a pap smear.
This $7,000 microscope would be used by somebody with years of specialized training to spot cancer cells.
What she and her team have done is miniaturize that whole microscope into this $10 part, and it fits on the end of an optical fiber.
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