Microscopy is an essential tool in research and science. However, it is relatively resource consuming regarding cost, time of usage, and consumable supplies. Current low-cost approaches provide good imaging quality but struggle in terms of versatility or applicability to varying setups. In this paper, a Compact Microscope Module for versatile application in custom-made setups or research projects is presented. As a first application and proof of concept, the use of the module in a High-Throughput Microscope for screening of samples in microtiter plates is shown. The Compact Microscope Module allows for simple and resource-efficient microscopy in various applications while still enabling relatively good imaging qualities.
%0 Journal Article
%1 CompactMicroscopeModuleforHighThroughputMicroscopy
%A Schäfer, Max B.
%A Weiland, Sophie
%A Stewart, Kent W.
%A Pott, Peter P.
%C Berlin, Boston
%D 2020
%I De Gruyter
%J Current Directions in Biomedical Engineering
%K high-throughput-microscopy imt institut-für-medizingerätetechnik low-costsend:unibiblio medizingerätetechnik microscope myown
%N 3
%P 530 - 533
%R https://doi.org/10.1515/cdbme-2020-3136
%T Compact Microscope Module for High-Throughput Microscopy
%U https://www.degruyter.com/view/journals/cdbme/6/3/article-p530.xml
%V 6
%X Microscopy is an essential tool in research and science. However, it is relatively resource consuming regarding cost, time of usage, and consumable supplies. Current low-cost approaches provide good imaging quality but struggle in terms of versatility or applicability to varying setups. In this paper, a Compact Microscope Module for versatile application in custom-made setups or research projects is presented. As a first application and proof of concept, the use of the module in a High-Throughput Microscope for screening of samples in microtiter plates is shown. The Compact Microscope Module allows for simple and resource-efficient microscopy in various applications while still enabling relatively good imaging qualities.
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title = {Compact Microscope Module for High-Throughput Microscopy},
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