Join our technical specialists online for an hour of live electron microscopy guided by the audience.
Each month, we’ll be bringing the electron microscopy lab to you whether you’re in your living room, your classroom, or at your desk. We’ll be exploring a range of different samples and letting the audience decide what we focus on. During the session, you’ll be able to ask questions and see just what goes on in the laboratory.
This free interactive event will bring you up close and personal with our electron microscopes, showing you how they work, what they do, and why they’re useful. With a new sample each month, we’ll show you what different things look like up close and what we can learn from them.
Microscopy Live will be held via Zoom and recorded so you can enjoy it in your own time, so make sure you register using the form on our website to get access and to stay up to date!
This Microscopy Live event on Friday 25 February 2022 looked at a part of the Winchcombe meteorite, the first meteorite fall to be recovered in the UK in 30 years. Jen, Lorelei and special guest Dr Natasha Stephen showed you what meteorites are made of and what they can tell us about our solar system!
Event series
25 February 2022: UK meteorite
26 August 2022: At the beach
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Target audience
The sessions are aimed at anyone who has an interest in science or would like to know a little bit more about electron microscopy.
Booking
Events are free to attend but please book via the link at the top of the page, so we can distribute the Zoom link.
Enquiries/more information
Microscopy Live! is delivered in partnership with JEOL UK Ltd.