microscope timeline

By h.a
  • First microscope

    First microscope
    Hans Lippershey, Zacharias Janssen, and his father Hans Janssen invented the first microscope. They were eyeglass makers.
  • Robert Hooke

    Robert Hooke
    Robert Hookes microscope made a huge impression. The microscope had impressive illustrations.
  • Van Leeuwenhoek

    Van Leeuwenhoek
    He announced discovery of microorganisms. He also discovered blood cells.He announced discovery of microorganisms. He also discovered blood cells.
  • The Cell Theory Arose

    The Cell Theory Arose
    The first ideas on cell theory arose by Schleiden and Schwarn. Before this no one knew anything about it.
  • Cell Movement

    Cell Movement
    The first observation of cell movement in living organisms recorded were by Metchnikoff.
  • Electron Microscope

    Electron Microscope
    The Electron microscope was created by Ernst Ruska. It uses a beam of highly energetic electrons to examine fine objects on a large scale.
  • Phase Contrast Microscope

    Phase Contrast Microscope
    The Phase contrast microscope was invented by Zernike. It is used to examine biological tissues.
  • Scanning Electron Microscope

    Scanning Electron Microscope
    Max Knoll managed to obtain the first image from a Scanning Electron Microscope. The Scanning Electron Microscope is a type of Electron Microscope that images the sampled surface by scanning it with a high- energy beam of electrons in a raster scan pattern
  • Confocal Scanning Microscope

    Confocal Scanning Microscope
    The Confocal scanning microscope was invented by Marvin Minsky. It is used for obtaining high-resolution optical images.
  • Optical Microscope

    Optical Microscope
    The Optical microscope is the simplest of all microscopes and is the most used. It uses light and a system of lenses of magnify images of small samples.
  • Compound Optical Microscope

    Compound Optical Microscope
    The Compound optical microscope is different to optical microscope because it uses a different eyepiece to create different volumes of magnification.
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    about the change in the microscope

    the difference between the microscopes then and now has change very drastically with the focus and resolution taking better form and microscopes have now evolved so that computers can now look through a microscope