DIY Microscopy: Session 3 ( Exploring Foldscope)

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In continuation with the series on theme microscopy, this week’s focus will be on Foldscope an origami paper microscope. We will learn its possible use in enquiry based learning and explore its design. The session will be in a conversational format anchored by @edurafi along with participation of mentors, students and educators.

To join the discussion: Link

The session will also be live-streamed: Here

17 Dec | 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm | Thursday

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