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Experiment with Microscopy Images

What happens once you capture an image using a microscope? Use free software to explore how to adjust real scientific images captured with microscopes.
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Full Microscopy Art Puzzle

Microscopy Art Puzzle

Full Microscopy Art Puzzle

In this activity, kids can reassemble some beautiful microscopy images made at Rockefeller University. To do this, kids will order numbers of different kinds and with different levels of difficulty, opening up the opportunity to discuss how numbers can represent different sizes and scales for exploring our world.

Then have a scientific art show to enjoy the beautiful images!

This work is licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0 

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Print & cut out the puzzle strips

Find PDFs of individual puzzles, or of the whole collection, in the Save & Share Menu.

Cut out the puzzle strips and kids can reassemble them and glue them onto the art frames to continue to enjoy their work.

Full Microscopy Art Puzzle
Full Using ImageJ Software to Edit Microscopic Images

Using ImageJ Software to Edit Microscopic Images

Full Using ImageJ Software to Edit Microscopic Images

Take part in the microscopy image analysis process and explore more kinds of microscopes that scientists use to study various research questions.

This work is licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0 

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Analyze your own microscopy images

  • Download one or more .tif files from the Save & Share Menu
  • Read and/or watch the tutorial on how to use ImageJ to make a pseudocolor composite image
  • Share your images on the padlet to enjoy together!

LAB Backstage Video Tour

Explore yet another type of microscopy in this LAB Backstage video tour hosted by Rockefeller University graduate student, Rochelle Shih.

Full Using ImageJ Software to Edit Microscopic Images

Created by

Disan Davis

Title: Research Associate for the STEM PUSH Network
Affiliation: University of Pittsburgh
Disan is a scientist and educator striving to share her curiosity and love of science with others

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