Macropod

I am a 25 year old geoscientist. I earned my Masters of Science degree from the Center for Integrative Geosciences at the University of Connecticut. I am also co-founder and co-manager of a high tech imaging company called Macroscopic Solutions. I love science and the world we live in, lets protect them both. These are my personal photographs of my work and travels thus far.... rm_f1st('5','192','false','true','000000','9xqnc6z6cgg','true','007eff');

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The Heartbeat and Blood flow through an Eastern Red Back Salamander

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The eye of an 8 year old crested gecko. This reptile is cared for by Brigette Zacharczenko of UConn's EEB department. The eye was imaged by Mark Smith using the Macropod by www.macroscopicsolutions.com 

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Creationists vs. Scientists

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The Phasmatodea (sometimes called Phasmida or Ph...

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http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/macropod/macropod-revealing-the-world-unseen Check out this kickstarter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Macropod: Revealing the World Unseen

We're bringing a portable 3D macroscopic imaging device to the market that will enhance scientific research. Please watch, share and support.  We hope you are amazed!!!

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The face of a tiny, but scary, forked fungus beetle in 3D and HD!  The head is about 500 microns across. 

Check out: http://www.flickr.com/groups/2411266@N25/

and: www.macroscopicsolutions.com

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Macroscopic Solutions, a group on Flickr.

This group serves as a collection of high-resolution images that are tailored for interdisciplinary scientific researchers and aid in the digital archiving of diverse specimens, enhance research, inspire discovery, and expose young minds to science through remarkable images.

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Photos by MacroscopicSolutions

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We managed to capture four more pictures of snowflakes today before our equipment ended up freezing. It literally froze. -8 degrees celsius outside today!

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This is a close-up macro image of a snowflake captured yesterday in Connecticut, USA by Macroscopic Solutions.

Half Melted “Snowball Snow.”

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A pseudoscorpion, (also known as a false scorpion or book scorpion), is an arachnid belonging to the order Pseudoscorpionida, also known as Pseudoscorpiones or Chelonethida. Pseudoscorpions are generally beneficial to humans since they prey on clothes moth larvae, carpet beetle larvae, booklice, ants, mites, and small flies. They are small and inoffensive, and are rarely seen due to their size. Imaged while Entomology- Entomological Society of America Pseudoscorpion Tiny Things The God of Small Things Arachnids I fucking love science Best Believe in Biodiversity I fucking love biodiversity Biodiversity

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Brown or Blue? - Imgur www.facebook.com/MacroscopicSolutions  

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My blue eye in High Resolution. How blue do you like it? - Imgur www.facebook.com/MacroscopicSolutions 

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A little closer..... Ultra-high resolution macro of a tiny knot in my hair. - Imgur

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Not quite sure as to what kind of stink bug this is.... but it's pretty high resolution! - Imgur