Hoja-ma-care: A Diagnosis of a Sick Leaf, Part 1
Jun 21, 2017 • 11:26 AM UTC
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Hello Foldscope community! I always find fascinating discoveries through the Foldscope, and it seems like it is something new every time. However, I wanted to put a new challenge to myself and bore down further into a single research question, to push the limits of how far I can go with Foldscope and other DIY/frugal science methods.
There will be two other components to this project:
Local focus: I am beginning with a diseased leaf I found in Tilden Park in Berkeley, CA, just a mile or two from my apartment near the university. I’m interested in taking on a project close to my community, but literally outside the bubble of the university. Edited video format, to consolidate photos, videos, and commentary into a streamlined, digestible, somewhat fun and whimsical unit. Enjoy the first installment here:
There will be two other components to this project:
Local focus: I am beginning with a diseased leaf I found in Tilden Park in Berkeley, CA, just a mile or two from my apartment near the university. I’m interested in taking on a project close to my community, but literally outside the bubble of the university. Edited video format, to consolidate photos, videos, and commentary into a streamlined, digestible, somewhat fun and whimsical unit. Enjoy the first installment here:
-Max
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