Year/Period |
1967 |
Country |
The Netherlands |
Category |
Various |
Subcategory |
Other |
Theme |
Fluorescence microscope |
Provenance |
Prof. dr. J.S. Ploem, Oegstgeest, the Netherlands |
Inventory number |
SMD 81 |
In Leiden, the Netherlands, many extraordinary and important discoveries have taken place. In 1967, for example, Johan Sebastiaan Ploem developed a new kind of fluorescence microscope. More information about this microscope can be found on the website of the Leiden Discoveries Foundation (Leiden discoveries, Improved fluorescence microscope).
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1982
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Leipziger Herbstmesse, GDR
1965
Nedoptifa factory, Zeist, the Netherlands
2018
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