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April 5th, 2010
Microscopic images change the way students look at photography
Abstract:
Students in Carrie Sikkink's Digital Imaging II class have begun to tackle a project not commonly seen in most classrooms.
From the comfort of their Fergus Falls school, students this week began accessing microscopic images projected by a high-powered electron microscope at Fargo's North Dakota State College of Science Nanotechnology Center.
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fergusfallsjournal.com
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