Listed in the Microscopy and Analysis - Directory 2005. We were also listed in the Microscopy and Analysis - Directory 2003 and 2004.

According to the publisher's web site "Microscopy and Analysis is the premier international publication for all who work with the applications, instrumentation and techniques of microscopy, chemical analysis and imaging to further our understanding of the biomedical and materials sciences."

Resources : Other Websites "There are many websites that provide useful information and links to resources for microscopists. Some of the most comprehensive sites are listed here."

"Educational and technical information about biological microscopy and imaging from the University of Arizona."

1) In a special Web supplement to the "4 April 2003 special issue of Science highlights recent advances in microscopy, fluorescent protein technology, and image analysis that have revolutionized how we view and understand the dynamic structures and events that embody living cells. To complement the Review, Viewpoint, and News articles in the special issue, we've compiled a list of Web resources and past Science articles that delve deeper into topics in bioimaging and microscopy." NOTE: On-line access to the Science Magazine web site is by paid subscription only, so this link may not work for all users (sorry).

"Microscopy and Imaging Resources on the WWW - A very well-organized, extensive collection of educational and informational resources, including links to numerous online image galleries, microscopy sites, and an introduction to digital imaging. Made available by the University of Arizona Cellular Imaging Core."

II) In the July 13, 2001 issue of Science Magazine, Microscopy & Imaging Resources was referenced in the NetWatch column (Science 293:179b). NOTE: On-line access to the Science Magazine web site is by paid subscription only, so this link may not work for all users (sorry).

"A guide to the Web's teeming microscope resources, created by Douglas W. Cromey of the University of Arizona's Southwest Environmental Health Sciences Center, provides scores of annotated, practical links aimed mainly at the beginning graduate student level and above."

Project MICRO - Recommended K-12 Web site

Project MICRO is a middle school science outreach program of the Microscopy Society of America.

Listed as one of the "Resources for Confocal Microscopy: Web sites: Researchers and Applications" in Cell Biological Applications of Confocal Microscopy (Methods in Cell Biology, Volume 70) Second Edition (Brian Matsumoto, Academic Press, Dec 2002), pg 79.

In the April 2002 issue of Microscopy and Microanalysis, Microscopy & Imaging Resources was referenced in the Net Notes column (Microscopy and Microanalysis 8(2):154). Microscopy and Microanalysis is the official journal of the Microscopy Society of America. NOTE: On-line access to Microscopy and Microanalysis (Cambridge University Press) is by paid subscription only (sorry).

"There are some good resources for learning more about multiphoton microscopy on the web. Gaining a solid conceptual understanding of the theory requires learning a little (and later, a lot) about the lasers used in this modality of optical sectioning microscopy. Here are some of the best resources I've come across: http://swehsc.pharmacy.arizona.edu/exppath/micro/confocal.html (a great starting point for links to optical sectioning microscopy). Http://microscopy.fsu.edu/primer/techniques/fluorescence/multiphoton/multiphotonhome.html (has excellent animated renditions of the concepts) Http://www.coherentinc.com/cohrlasersapplications/assets/applets/clgmpe.pdf (a PDF document from Coherent, Inc, a provider of lasers for multiphoton microscopy) and you may find some helpful information and links on our site (I'm presently putting together some pertinent material for our website): http://www.itg.uiuc.edu/ ."

Texas Association of Biology Teachers "URL of the Week" for October 8, 2001.

The Littlest Things - "Tutorials explain how to operate different types of microscopes. Lab protocols on preparing specimens, a primer on optics, sources of supplies and equipment, and advice on buying a microscope are also available. Some links deliver visitors to galleries that show off the kind of striking images modern microscopes can produce."

In Jan 2001 Microscopy & Imaging Resources was notified of its inclusion in ISI's Current Web Contents directory. "Current Web Contents is an ever-growing collection of high-quality, scholarly Web sites." NOTE: On-line access to Current Web Contents and other ISI products is available to paid subscribers only (sorry).

"Microscopy & Imaging Resources on the WWW is a virtual library of links to microscopy and digital imaging resources, sponsored by the College of Pharmacy at the University of Arizona. This NIEHS grant-supported site has sections on light, confocal, and electron microscopy; histology; fluorescence techniques; educational sites; image galleries; publications; and hardware."