When, where, how
14th February 2019 from 18:00 to 20:00
Hangar Audiovisual Arts Research and Production Center
Emilia Coranty 16 - Barcelona
We'll guide participants through building their own microscope with affordable materials: cardboard, bolts, webcams, and tape. It takes only 15-30 minutes to build, and plugs into a smartphone or laptop. We'll look at water and plant samples from nearby sites, and talk about ways that using DIY science tools can lead to meaningful discovery, citizen empowerment and the selfdefense of the territories.
Every participant will end up the workshop with It's own microscope.
Price €25 including materials.
Inscriptions at imvec@tutanota.com
If you can not afford the price, contact us anyway and we'll manage the situation ;D
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Exciting! We had some really interesting photos of silica sand, and took some cool pictures: https://publiclab.org/n/17785 at AS220 in Providence this weekend.
We also used 2 lenses from movie theater 3d glasses and were able to get all the crystal particles to appear rainbow-colored -- #polarized-light-microscopy -- it worked amazingly well with the light shining directly through the sample!
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Fantastic!!
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