The Incubot: A 3D Printer-Based Microscope for Long-Term Live Cell Imaging within a Tissue Culture Incubator | bioRxiv
3D Printing Primer for Physiologists - The Physiological Society
Compact and field-portable 3D printed shearing digital holographic microscope for automated cell identification
OpenFlexure: an open-source 3D printed microscope
Tiny Brains Grown in 3D-Printed Bioreactor - AIP Publishing LLC
PUMA Open Source Multimodality 3D Printed Microscope
3D Printable Microscope for Home or Lab : 7 Steps (with Pictures) - Instructables
SINGLE-MOLECULE MICROSCOPY/PORTABLE PATHOLOGY: Compact devices compete with high-end instruments | Laser Focus World
With This Smartphone Microscope, You Can Play Soccer and Pac-Man With Microbes | Innovation| Smithsonian Magazine
The Field Guide to 3D Printing in Optical Microscopy for Life Sciences - Del Rosario - 2022 - Advanced Biology - Wiley Online Library
A microscope for everyone: Jena researchers d | EurekAlert!
Leg Regrowth in Blaberus discoidalis (Discoid Cockroach) following Limb Autotomy versus Limb Severance and Relevance to Neurophysiology Experiments | PLOS ONE
3D Printed Smartphone Microscopy | Makerspace
A one-piece 3D printed flexure translation stage for open-source microscopy: Review of Scientific Instruments: Vol 87, No 2
3D-printed adapter & 4x microscope objective offers impressive macro photos for $25: Digital Photography Review
Robust and Adjustable Stand for Plugable's 250X USB Microscope – Plugable Technologies
3D-printable portable open-source platform for low-cost lens-less holographic cellular imaging | Scientific Reports
The incubot: A 3D printer-based microscope for long-term live cell imaging within a tissue culture incubator - ScienceDirect
3D Printed Microscope Stage Offers Precise Movement | Hackaday
IN-FOCUS: Bigging it up: 3D printing to change the shape of microscopy. | Bioimaging Hub News
OpenFlexure Microscope
3D-printed lab items, Jon Moore, Pomona College
A versatile and customizable low-cost 3D-printed open standard for microscopic imaging | Nature Communications
