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1. Determined by the wavelength of light and aberrations 9. Your start-up may be this (abbr.)


12. A castle tower, or a rotating piece on a light microscope 13. Alternative to light-source imaging (abbr.) 14. Te “i” in HIM-SIMS 16. Original state of a Foldscope microscope 17. With an O between these two letters, an abbr. for the observable area with a given technique and conditions


18. Wildebeest 19. Notorious Algerian terrorist group (abbr.) 21. Small pests repelled by certain collars 23. AKA kV or accelerating voltage 24. We need microscopes because this isn’t good enough 26. Microscopy technique to exclude the unscattered beam from the image (abbr.)


28. Coffee container 29. Te old college __ 30. Home state of CU Facility for Electron Microscopy of Materials


32. Neuroscience publication 34. Vegetable skin remover 37. Condenser, objective, etc. 38. (2 words) Following “On the…”, the end of a phrase meaning that two people understand each other. Also, a clue to the circled letters in 1- and 58-Across and 17- and 27-Down


40. Tere’s an ___ for that! 41. Term first coined by Richard Dawkins, far before the internet began


42. Exclamation of surprise and alarm 43. What one “plays” when experiencing a backlog of work 47. Go to channel 3 to watch a movie on this in the ‘90s (abbr.)


48. Lens type to focus a parallel beam 49. Greek grapheme, now just “e” 50. Possessive without an apostrophe 51. Begging request 52. Micro (Gr.) 53. Allow the microscope to do the work for you (abbr.) 55. US capital 57. Put me in a field and see the ___ effect 58. Affected by aperture, a description of beam expansion 62. Number of available magnifications on a child’s starter microscope


63. Mo. sometimes containing the Easter holiday 64. Good for photons, but not electrons


Down


1. Bounce back light 2. For a microscope, most move in the x, y, and z directions 3. Tree


end a half inning in baseball


4. 96x96 px 5. Possessive texting abbr. 6. Number beginning for every DOI 7. Information Technology (abbr.) 8. Never say this 10. Variations include ring and coaxial 11. Can be increased by stretching the histogram to span the dynamic range


15. Lowercase frequency (Gr.) 17. Love, D., & Goodhand, I. (2019). Microscopy Today, 27(5), 26-30.


20. Its surface looks like Morse code under a microscope (abbr.)


22. Radial or azimuthal 25. “I” in Spanish 27. Replace me when I burn out 31. Appear to be 33. (2 words) A covering to prevent dust accumulation 34. Night time (abbr.) 35. Female woolly animal 36. Te day before 38. Sample 39. Lets the light through 44. Single-bladed wood-cutting implement 45. Bellatrix, Te Red Queen, Madame Ténardier actress 46. (pl.) Zernike developed this contrast microscopy 54. A US Federal agency that verifies the safety of new medications


55. TiVo 56. Bird-to-be 57. Te end of a boxing match (abbr.) 59. Digital address (abbr.) 60. Spelled-out nickname for a primary transportation system in Chicago


61. Causes position error in images (abbr.) Answers to the crossword puzzle can be found on page 81.


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