Uploaded May 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Museum of Tropical Queensland’s newly acquired scanning electron microscope (SEM) creates high-resolution images containing microscopic details of specimens not visible to the naked eye. Tune in with Dr Robyn Cumming and Dr Sue-Ann Watson to find how the SEM works and the integral role that it plays in the research of marine invertebrates.
The acquisition of SEM was supported by BHP #ProjectDIGQM.
Museum of Tropical Queensland’s newly acquired scanning electron microscope (SEM) creates high-resolution images containing microscopic details of specimens not visible to the naked eye. Tune in with Dr Robyn Cumming and Dr Sue-Ann Watson to find how the SEM works and the integral role that it plays in the research of marine invertebrates.
The acquisition of SEM was supported by BHP #ProjectDIGQM.
