Understanding and Using the Stereomicroscope by Lewis Woolnough, (pub. QMC)
Milton Contact was approached by Lewis Woolnough, through a common interest in microscopy, about his book, "Understanding and Using the Stereomicroscope", which he wished to have re-edited and then published by the Quekett Microscopical Society (QMC).
The resultant book is suitable for the absolute beginner, the amateur and the professional using stereomicroscopes in their work.
Working in partnership, the text was radically revised, illustrations were redrawn and photographs from both Lewis and Chris Thomas of Milton Contact Ltd were added.
Lewis had wanted a colour coded index and this was translated into a running colour band at the base of each page, making it clear which section the reader was in.
In line with the understandable desire of a new stereomicroscope owner to get started as soon as possible, a quickstart guide was included right at the start. The reader could use the instrument immediately at a basic level and then return to expand their knowledge in the book.
Another innovation was the inclusion of paired stereo-images which reproduce the three dimensionality that is such an enjoyable and informative feature of the stereomicroscope.
The author, Lewis Woolnough, retired as a Headteacher and has pursued microscopy with a passion for the past 20+ years. When told that there was no suitable work on the stereomicroscope, he immediately set about using his life skills to write this book. Lewis' aim was to create a well illustrated accessible text that would help you to use the stereomicroscope immediately and competentely.
With this revised edition of the book, "Understanding and Using the Stereomicroscope", Lewis felt satisfied that he had produced a work that was suitable for the 21st century.
Milton Contact Ltd conducted all the editing work and the close collaboration on "Understanding and Using the Stereomicroscope" with Lewis Woolnough right to the point of having a print ready text. The Quekett Microscopical Club (QMC) published the work.
The Quekett Microscopical Club (QMC) has been a touchstone for enthusiastic amateur light microscopists since 1865. The QMC welcomes all, from beginners, amateurs to the more advanced microscopist. A charity and a learned society, the QMC also publishes journals, bulletins and education books such as this one.
Understanding and Using the Stereomicroscope
Woolnough, Lewis
ISBN: 978-0-9564591-0-7
Contents:
Preface
Contents
Introduction
Quickstart
General Principles
How Microscopes Work
The Stereomicroscope's Features
Lighting
Setting up
References and Future Reading
A Final Comment
Acknowledgements
Buy the book either from the
Recently Visited
QR Codes How to
A well illustrated and accessible compendium of information and links on QR Codes for the ...
Seagulls
Poems by a Hospital Chaplain on the feelings of grief, loss and faith.Norman Setchell wrote this ...
Most Popular
The Lost Priory
When Henry VIII destroyed Barnwell Priory, Cambridge, in 1538 he altered the locality for ever. ...
Dear Ruth
I lost my heart to Africa, so this book about the dying days of the British Empire in Central ...
COS Experience 2010
Eleven am, I'm sat in a deck chair on the lawn awaiting the first visitors of the day to my ...
Photographing Stained Glass
Whatever your faith, nationality or interest, one of the attractions of a visit to the UK (or ...
Nimrod
This is the biography of a Siamese cat - a puss-cat life... crowded with incident played out in ...
Thick Balsam wood section
From Cambridge Open Studios 2010
Your book on Amazon
You've published your book with it's iSBN - how tempting to then sometime later, to go onto ...
Marketing your Book
Your objective, should you choose to acceept it, is to sell more than 40 books. 40 is the ...
Tree of Heaven
From Cambridge Open Studios 2010
Diatom shell
From Cambridge Open Studios 2010
Gods face?
From Cambridge Open Studios 2010
Buttercup
From Cambridge Open Studios 2010
Improving your Teams Success
We live in interesting and challenging times for businesses and the only certainty that we ...
Art on the Web
Browse the web for artists and it soon becomes apparent that there is a broad spectrum in terms ...
Nectarine
From Cambridge Open Studios 2010
Why ISBN?
That innocuous 13 digit number on the back of a new book, with its accompanying barcode, is ...
UK Market Entry
Having assisted individual companies and trade delegations investigating the UK market, we have ...
Muscles of a Headlouse
From Cambridge Open Studios 2010
Autumnal leaves
From Cambridge Open Studios 2010
Tea Pots in Potsdam
From Cambridge Open Studios 2010






















