Participant’s entries_Foldscope photography competition at Cotton University #Indiafoldscopephase 1
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mycelium of Mucor sp. by Aendrila Adhikary
Rhizoid of merchantia by Aendrila Adhikary
teleutospore-of-Puccinia by Aendrila Adhikary
bacteria-in-curd by Aendrila Adhikary
Pollen grain of Hibiscus by Aendrila Adhikary
stomata of Canna leaf Ananya Roy
stomata of Canna leaf Ananya Roy
pollen of Hibiscus by Bhanita Choudhury
thallus of chara by Kamal kashayap
thallus of Batrachospermum by Kamal Kashyap
leg of spider by Krishangi Goswami
Antenna of cockroach by Krishangi Goswami
leg of mosquito by Krishangi Goswami
wing of mosquito by Krishangi Goswami
sporangium and mycelia of mucor by Kamal Kashyap
teleutospores of Puccinia by Kamal Kashyap
leg of spider by krishangi Goswami
stigma of Catharanthus roseus by Priyanka Rabha
root hair of pumpkin plant by Rahul Kumar
T S of onion peel by Rahul Kumar
T S of monocot leaves showing stomata on lower epidermis by Rahul Kumar
yeast by Ruma Boro
T.S. of cumin seeds Tanmay Paul
Grains of cilli powder by Soibam Chanu Memi
Fragments of a bead of facewash by Soibam Chanu Memi
Unknown insect in spider web by Soibam Chanu Memi
Albumin of an half boiled egg by Soibam Chanu Memi
yeast by Runa Boro
Table salt crystal by Tanmay Paul
Table sugar crystal by Tanmay Paul
Rind of lemon by Tanmay Paul
Reproductive structure of Chara by Violina Pathak
T.S. of leaf of Cycas by Violina Pathak
Pollen Grain of Hibiscus by Violoina Pathak We organised an orientation programme first on imaging via Foldscope at Cotton University (CU) among students and they were then asked to come with their ideas. Students used to visit Foldscope lab of CU for about 10 days with the subject materials and me along with my scholar assisted them with materials like slide, stains etc. to get a picture in their smartphones. Enthusiast students submitted their entries as per rules made by panel and all of them were awarded to encourage their participation. Three best entries were selected and awarded as winner, 1st and 2nd runner-up during workshop entitled ‘ichthyotaxonomy with the aid of Foldscope’ on 21-22 August, 2019. Here, with some snaps of the programme and the pictures taken by the students utilising Foldscope.
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