Editorial | The Microscope
THE MICROSCOPE
2024, Volume 71:3, p. ii
DOI
https://doi.org/10.59082/IVYP1915
AUTHOR
Gary J. Laughlin
EXCERPT
Words have meaning. For example, – the microscope – only two words that because we see them together nearly every day, may begin to lose, not necessarily their meaning, but rather, their importance, their significance, or their relevance. We as scientists, microscopists, if not microscope users, should be prepared to answer some basic questions about these two important words and what they mean to us and to our preferred instrument of choice, the microscope. The answers to which all can be discovered here in the pages of this journal with the anticipated if not expected title: The Microscope.
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