In this issue:
• Advancing Microscopy
  A quick look at the things Olympus has done to advance
  microscopy.
• Microscope or tool?
  Microscopes are being used more and more as parts of larger
  instruments.
• In with the new, ...but not out with the old.
  Olympus microscopes go on and on and on.

In this issue:
• Warts'n'all
   Importance of training, QA and high quality microscopes in the
   diagnosis of STIs.
• Mysteries of the Blood clot
   Professor Brian Ford writes about his early research on
   penderocytes.
• Back to Basics
   Olympus runs microscopy course at Birmingham City
   Hospital with IBMS CPD Points.
• Little Animalcules
   A look at the amazing talent of Anthony van Leeuwenhoek.

In this issue:
• Don't destroy it LEXT it
   Replace the need for destructive testing such as SEM and contact
   profilometery
• The LEXT Roadshow
   New metrology microscope hit the road in November
• A Zoom with a comfortable view
   Olympus tackled this with new stereo systems.

In this issue:
• Seeing is believing
   A closer look at how our visual systems are designed to see in
   stereo
• Many heads are better than one
   Are multi-header microscopes also useful on a day-to-day basis?
• A microscope for all reasons
   We take a look at the three main types - Upright, Inverted and
   Stereo