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    Olympus stereomicroscope
    Stereomicroscope, supplied by Olympus, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 94/100, based on 320 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Snippet: .. An optical microscope Olympus with an objective lens of 50× was used to focus the laser beam on the samples, as well as to observe the quality of the analyzed areas before and after the measurements. ..

    Article Title: Morphology, microstructure, and electrocatalytical properties of sol-gel spin-coated Bi0.5Na0.5Ba(TiO3)2 thin films
    Article Snippet: Herein, we report, for the first time, the reduction reaction kinetics of ciprofloxacin organic molecules based on structural and micromorphological conditions of an electrocatalytic system of Bi0.5Na0.5Ba(TiO3)2 (BNT-BT) thin films.. XRD analysis showed the coexistence of rhombohedral and tetragonal structures for the BNT-BT thin films annealed at 600, 650, and 700 C, showing that the first one had a greater number of surface defects, which Raman spectroscopy confirmed.. Analysis of the 3D micromorphological evaluation showed that an annealing temperature increase from 600 to 700 C does not induce significant changes in the topographical profile.

    Article Title: High Affinity Electrostatic Interactions Support the Formation of CdS Quantum Dot:Nitrogenase MoFe Protein Complexes.
    Article Snippet: BACKGROUND: Pickering emulsions (PEs) which are stabilized by solid particles instead of surfactants have recently attracted tremendous attentions due to their non-toxic and long-term stable nature.. In the current study, we fabricated and characterized zein (ZN)/chitosan (CS) complex particles (ZNCSPs) stabilized PE for the encapsulation and delivery of vitamin D3.. RESULTS: The ZNCSPs were synthesized with different ratios, i.e. 1:1, 1:1.5 and 1:2 to investigate the optimum ratio.

    Article Title: The TR- ic OS setup at the ESRF: time-resolved microsecond UV–Vis absorption spectroscopy on protein crystals
    Article Snippet: Translations of the sample stage along the X and Y axes are ensured by high-precision linear stages (model LIMES 60-20-HMS, Owis, Staufen im Breisgau, Germany). .. Translation of both the sample stage and the bottom objective along the Z axis is ensured by motorized microscope modules (model BXFM, Olympus, Tokyo, Japan). ..

    Article Title: Describing the Pollen Content in the Gastrointestinal Tract of Vespa velutina Larvae
    Article Snippet: .. The identification of pollen grains was carried out using an optical microscope Olympus at 400× or 1000× when necessary. ..

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    Article Title: Characterization of Spontaneous Melanization by Fluorescence Spectroscopy: A Basis for Analytical Application to Biological Substrates
    Article Snippet: Pictures of both mosquito eggs and black cat hairs were collected using a stereomicroscope (Olympus SZ40, Olympus Optical Co. GmbH, Hamburg, Germany), coupled with a smartphone camera.



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    (a) Former experimental testbed, demonstrating the use of an optical bench with lens tubes and post holders. The optical bench is a stainless-steel optical baseline used for general photonics experiments and serves as a mounting platform for optical components. While highly stable, it is typically heavy, expensive, and not optimized for confined or vertically aligned NIR transmission through a biological tissue sample. It measures more than 300 mm × 600 mm, which is oversized for in-body OWC experiments and far exceeds the spatial requirements for small tissue samples. Additionally, it is also not easily transportable. Meanwhile, the post holders require careful manual alignment and lack ambient light shielding. The lens tubes, on the other hand, while they do provide a reliable holder for mounted LEDs integrated with post holders, require an additional cost. This makes them less accessible for institutions with limited funding. (b) The illustration of the experimental work conducted in our laboratory followed the safety protocol; a photograph was obtained from . Prof. Marcos Katz and his researcher are shown aligning an optical phantom while wearing certified laser safety glasses (LG9, Thorlabs, USA), which protect against NIR emissions. (c) Practical challenges in the previous optical setup showed manual alignment between the TX and RX. The side view (left): dashed lines illustrate the required strict alignment between the TX’s central beam and the RX’s active area through the optical phantom. Top view (right), emphasizing precise physical centering of the TX relative to the RX.

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    Article Title: Open-source, low-cost 3D-printable testbed for in-body optical wireless communications research

    doi: 10.1016/j.ohx.2026.e00744

    Figure Lengend Snippet: (a) Former experimental testbed, demonstrating the use of an optical bench with lens tubes and post holders. The optical bench is a stainless-steel optical baseline used for general photonics experiments and serves as a mounting platform for optical components. While highly stable, it is typically heavy, expensive, and not optimized for confined or vertically aligned NIR transmission through a biological tissue sample. It measures more than 300 mm × 600 mm, which is oversized for in-body OWC experiments and far exceeds the spatial requirements for small tissue samples. Additionally, it is also not easily transportable. Meanwhile, the post holders require careful manual alignment and lack ambient light shielding. The lens tubes, on the other hand, while they do provide a reliable holder for mounted LEDs integrated with post holders, require an additional cost. This makes them less accessible for institutions with limited funding. (b) The illustration of the experimental work conducted in our laboratory followed the safety protocol; a photograph was obtained from . Prof. Marcos Katz and his researcher are shown aligning an optical phantom while wearing certified laser safety glasses (LG9, Thorlabs, USA), which protect against NIR emissions. (c) Practical challenges in the previous optical setup showed manual alignment between the TX and RX. The side view (left): dashed lines illustrate the required strict alignment between the TX’s central beam and the RX’s active area through the optical phantom. Top view (right), emphasizing precise physical centering of the TX relative to the RX.

    Article Snippet: Closest commercial analog , The closest commercial platforms to the proposed testbed include standard optical laboratory components, i.e., optical breadboards/benches (e.g., MB3060/M, Thorlabs, USA) + post holders (e.g., MSL2 or MSL3, Thorlabs, USA) + lens tubes (e.g., SM1TC, Thorlabs, USA)..

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    A photograph showing all components is printed: (a) Top ; (b) Chassis ; (c) Leg_3mm ; (d) Leg_20mm .

    Journal: HardwareX

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    Figure Lengend Snippet: A photograph showing all components is printed: (a) Top ; (b) Chassis ; (c) Leg_3mm ; (d) Leg_20mm .

    Article Snippet: Closest commercial analog , The closest commercial platforms to the proposed testbed include standard optical laboratory components, i.e., optical breadboards/benches (e.g., MB3060/M, Thorlabs, USA) + post holders (e.g., MSL2 or MSL3, Thorlabs, USA) + lens tubes (e.g., SM1TC, Thorlabs, USA)..

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