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 A yellow jacket’s eye and antenna found my first night of foldscope exploring. With little light and only a developing grasp on how to use the tool, I was blown away by the clarity of the image and my own infectious joy when it all came into focus. A very heartfelt thanks to Dr. Prakash for presenting the FabLearn Conference at Stanford and for bringing such passion and conviction. Looking forward to many more pictures to come.
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