Developed in the University of California, Berkeley, lab of Daniel Fletcher, the CellScope, here trained on an algae sample, turns the camera of a standard cell phone into a diagnostic-quality microscope with a magnification of 5x–60x.
That's rad! People in my Anatomy and Physiology course usually take pictures with their iPhones by holding it up to the eyepiece, but I'm sure the mobile microscopes produce a more quality image.
