New York Microscopical Society

The New York Microscopical Society, a not-for-profit educational organisation specialising in all forms of light microscopy, founded 1877.

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Anyone want to join us on a little MicroExpedition in Southern Manhattan? https://t.co/E4qInZV0QG

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Cool find! 16 million year old tardigrade in amber! https://t.co/Iy4TQFcVo4

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Get ready to celebrate #LeeuwenhoekDay, September 7th! Grab a microscope and a friend and explore the micro world around you: at a pond, a crack in the sidewalk, growing on a rock or a tree, in the dish under a plant in your home! Here is a flier to share, hope to see you posts!

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Happy International Copepod Day! May you take a look at some plankton today! If you do, share some photos and tag them @nymicroscopical on Social Media! We love to see Copepods!

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She joined Jobin Yvon/HORIBA Scientific and is working as a Raman Applications Scientist/ Manager/Principle Scientist.

So please mark your calendars for Thursday, May 27th at 7:00 PM Eastern Time and join us! For zoom link please e-mail jholmes at https://t.co/a6dEkhWETt

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We have our next NYMS member lecture coming up! Dr. Fran Adar, winner of the NYMS Ernst Abbe Award in 2019 for her work in Raman Microscopy, will be providing us with a wonderful presentation on the history of the field:

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Dr. Fran Adar, received her BS, MS and Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Pennsylvania and her Post-doctoral Fellow and Assistant Professor – Johnson Foundation, Department of Biophysics, University of Pennsylvania.

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Please consider making a donation and/or joining them in this fight! #COVID19 #COVID19India #COVID19IndiaHelp @indiaCOVIDSAS @PrakashLab

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NYMS’ 2021 Ernst Abbe Award Winner, Manu Prakash, is leading INDIA COVID SOS (https://t.co/meuiM7ROva), an intern'l non-profit volunteer group of scientists, clinicians, engineers, policy-makers, community organizers, and industrial partners with the aim of providing aid to India

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They also extended a clarion call to all the other agencies and individuals to join them in this coalition against COVID-19.

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Sharing some course offerings from our friends at McCrone: https://t.co/zD9vcJUbTf

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Sharing a nice video from the Tellus Science Museum in Georgia with Julian Gray. Nice intro to the variety of microscopes and their uses and well as some fun stuff to look at at home!
https://t.co/PffKjxuQup

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Event coming up: A Microscopic Animal is a Visual World

The “Social Tardigrade”, the “Student/Citizen Science Tardigrade” and the “State of Tardigrade Science”. Dr. Miller, Baker Univ, 20 February 2021, 1:00 Eastern

The session will be presented via Zoom, message me for link

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As a reminder: In collaboration with @QPLNYC we will be exploring the microscopic side of the area around the Hunters Point Library. January 9 at 2pm https://t.co/Q4yDUbtpzL
Join us for a demo of the @PublicLab DIY digital microscope for a microscopic peek at the East River!

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December 5 at 2pm: Under the Microscope Part 1: https://t.co/RI6aDsRjGS
Join us with the @QPLNYC to explore life in the secret habitats in our urban backyard of Hunters Point! We will collect samples and explore the wonders of these microhabitats under the microscope.