And in every single episode, I use this trusty little microscope. So I thought for today's episode, I would bring in a dermatologist to explain what I'm actually seeing in my pores. Hi ...

These microscopic images from Nature Through Microscope and Camera (1909), by Arthur E Smith, look more like abstract works ...

Using a drop of food colouring, stain the layer so you can see the cells. Pop a cover slip on the slide and then put the slide onto the microscope. Take a look! Check out that strong cell wall ...

And when you’ve got a scanning electron microscope, everything must look like a sample that would be really, really interesting to see enlarged in all its 3D glory. And this is what [Zachary ...

Encourage children to love science by showing them the world in miniature with some of the best microscopes for kids — here are our favorite models. The best microscopes for kids allow children ...

Sometimes the connections we make between disparate things are less than obvious. For Debra Edgerton, the connection between ...

[tense music] But you all have been asking me to try one, and I thought this one was super special because it has a built-in microscope. Obviously, I love seeing things get pulled out of the pores ...

These effects hold a fascination for me as someone who can’t see stereoscopic 3D, so why does a real 2D LCD microscope not have this problem? I am theorising when I say this, but I suspect that ...

Place the microscope slide – either one you have prepared, or a permanent slide – on the stage. Line it up so that the specimen – if you can see it – is in the centre of the stage ...