Reference web pages

Below we share the reference web pages that have guided the content and development of this site on the Internet.

 

1. http://microscopist.net/ **** is the website with the most complete and best scientific content from microscope manufacturers. It is one of the few that also offers it from manufacturers of histological and microbiological preparations. Provides links to other sources of microscopy information http://microscopist.net/

 

2. Colección Golup.**** Universidad de Berkeley. Excellent collection very well documented and with a very complete website. **** http://golubcollection.berkeley.edu/index.html

 

3. Le compendium.*** Francia. Excellent collection of French scientific instruments .http://www.lecompendium.com/

 

4. Colección Ars Machina *** http://www.arsmachina.com/sl-jbd8074.htm

 

5. Colección Eliseo Carrascal. Universidad de Salamanca *** https://campus.usal.es/~histologia/museo/museo.htm

 

6. Museo Galileo.Florencia. https://www.museogalileo.it/en/index.html

 

7. Museo Boerhave. https://planetariumzuylenburgh.com/en/

 

8. Museo de Manchester University. http://www.manchestermicroscopical.org.uk

 

9. Colección Jerome Meeusen*** Excellent collection of 19th century microscopes . http://english.meeusen.com/

 

10. Museum optischer Instrumente. Alemania *** Excelent information. http://www.musoptin.com/mikro1.html

 

11. Museum of Microscopy – Molecular Expressions* Very extensive collection, poor quality photos. https://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/primer/museum/index.html

 

12. Web de discusión sobre microscopios antiguos. Interesting ** http://www.americanartifacts.com/smma/micro/ammicro.htm

 

13. Site index antique microscopes **** Website dedicated to dating and characterizing ancient microscopes, especially North American ones. Excellent information on numerous models. http://www.antique-microscopes.com/links.html

 

14. Colección Guillermo Crovetto*** Universidad de Granada. www.coleccioncrovetto.com