LabCam users takes Nikon Small World Competition 2 years in a row
LabCam used on every continent including the Antarctic
Ariel Waldman, host of the Offworld series, shares her favorite things of the year, including tech and gear she found indispensable on her recent trip to Antarctica, including our LabCam.
You may not be working in the harsh conditions she did, but the LabCam iPhone adapter makes capturing and sharing microscope images easy and precise.
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'My Microscopic World' Puts LabCam to Good Use
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LabCam featured in Rockefeller University research magazine, Seek
Sometimes the view through a microscope is too good to keep to yourself.
Fortunately, it turns out that smart phones, with their integrated cameras and high-resolution screens, make pretty good devices for sharing microscope images— all you need is the right adapter to align the optics.
Du Cheng, a Rockefeller M.D- Ph.D. student, has created just such an adapter.
Doctors Without Borders finds best results with LabCam over two microscope adapters
With telemedicine, the absence of medical staff with a particular specialization in field locations is not a barrier to the best possible care for patients. Consultants can analyze photomicrographs and make an expert, remote diagnosis.
The three adaptors tested by Doctors Without Borders were the Bresser, the Syvu and the iDU. The testing team consisted of medical and laboratory experts and through rigorous trails, each adaptor was tested and assessed.
Instagram @Pondlife_Pondlife use LabCam to capture amazing microscopic world
All free-living life forms are made of cells. The majority of life forms on the planet are microscopic and unicellular – meaning that the entire organism consists of only one cell, and is too small to be seen with the naked eye.
These organisms are intrinsically fascinating and often visually stunning.
Pondlife is an effort to document these organisms as the complex living creatures that they are and make them accessible to as many people as possible.
Researcher captured a water bear tardigrade laying eggs with LabCam
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