Microscopy

Microscopy in the Arts

Preserving art is important for future generations. Microscopy solutions help analyze and document the materials and structures of paintings and artifacts. This technology benefits art historians, archaeologists, and conservation experts in museums and workshops. Microscopy is also useful in restoring pottery and ceramic artifacts by identifying potential issues and developing solutions. Microscopy has been used successfully in restoring iconic artworks like the Mona Lisa and Starry Night. Opti Tech’s new Opto Advanced Digital Imaging Modules are exciting tools for restorers to use in art conservation. They provide more advanced solutions for successful restorations and a greater appreciation of our cultural heritage.

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Catriona Breasley seat at the new DM750P Microscope

Guest Article: A Leica DM750P Instrument Transforms Mineralogical Research at the University of British Columbia

The University of British Columbia’s Mineralogical Research Group, headed by Professor Lee A. Groat has received a Leica DM750P microscope from Opti-Tech Scientific Inc. The professor states that the device has revolutionized graduate students’ research efforts.

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