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Microscopical
Society of Southern California
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Founded in 1938, THE MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA (MSSC)
is devoted to the study and practice of the science
and art of microscopy
and to the collection and study of related scientific
devices.
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ALSO CHECK OUT THESE FEATURED ARTICLES Richard J. Nelson's USB micropscope follow-up article Stuart Warter's presentation on the history of the microscope, "Origin and Development of the Light Microscope"
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Membership includes individuals with an active interest
and experience in optical and electron microscopy and associated science and
technology, as well as, novices with varied interests. The club is not exclusive.
MSSC has a membership of around 50 people, and an average attendance of 25 at
its regular meetings on the third Wednesday of the month and smaller number
attending the workshops on the first Saturday of the month. We also have corresponding
members from around the globe. |
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