
Community Support
~ Redistribution of donated microscopes ~
Dr Anna Does found a set of unwanted microscopes found on Warp-it: an online peer-to-peer redistribution network. After cleaning them up and ensuring that they were fully functional, we went through the process of finding them new homes. Below shows where each microscope went and how they are now benefiting the local community. Unclaimed microscopes are also listed below ~ Just open the corresponding link to find out more and make an application.

Microscope #01 ~ Donated to a local West London family to assist them with their home education.
Microscope #02 ~ Donated to St Dominic's Sixth Form for helping them in their A-level studies.
Microscope #03 ~ Donated to St Dominic's Sixth Form for helping them in their A-level studies.
Microscope #04 ~ Donated to Selborne Primary School to help them in their science studies.
Microscope #05 ~ Donated to Selborne Primary School to help them in their science studies.
Microscope #06 ~ Donated to Selborne Primary School to help them in their science studies.
Microscope #07 ~ A Vickers M75 with no known faults. Currently avaliable to a new home. Please click on the image above to get in contact us if you are interested.
Microscope #08 ~ A Vickers M75 with no known faults. Currently avaliable to a new home. Please click on the image above to get in contact us if you are interested.
Microscope #09 ~ A Kyowa Medilux-12 microscope with four phase contrast attachments and no known faults. Currently avaliable to a new home. Please click on the image above to get in contact us if you are interested.
Microscope #10 ~ A Kyowa Medilux-12 microscope with four phase contrast attachments and no known faults. Currently avaliable to a new home. Please click on the image above to get in contact us if you are interested.
Microscope #11 ~ Donated to The Selborne Society Limited to help them in their biological recording and conservation work, with their schools education programme and with Rangers (the monthly families and children event for members) at Perivale Woods.
Microscope #12 ~ Donated to The Selborne Society Limited to help them in their biological recording and conservation work, with their schools education programme and with Rangers (the monthly families and children event for members) at Perivale Woods.
Microscope #13 ~ A Kyowa Medilux-12 microscope with three phase contrast attachments. Fully functional but the left adjustable eyepiece dial is loose. Currently avaliable to a new home. Please click on the image above to get in contact us if you are interested.
Microscope #14 ~ A Kyowa Medilux-12 microscope with three phase contrast attachments. Fully functional but the right adjustable eyepiece dial is loose. Currently avaliable to a new home. Please click on the image above to get in contact us if you are interested.
Microscope #15 ~ A Kyowa Medilux-12 microscope with three phase contrast attachments. Fully functional but the right adjustable eyepiece dial is loose. Currently avaliable to a new home. Please click on the image above to get in contact us if you are interested.
Microscope #16 ~ A Kyowa Medilux-12 microscope with three phase contrast attachments. Fully functional but the right adjustable eyepiece dial is loose. Currently avaliable to a new home. Please click on the image above to get in contact us if you are interested.

Microscope #17 ~ Donated to The Selborne Society Limited as spare parts to help them in their biological recording and conservation work, with their schools education programme and with Rangers (the monthly families and children event for members) at Perivale Woods.
Microscope #18 ~ This Kyowa Medilux-12 microscope will be staying with Dr Anna Does. We will use this microscope to generate images that we can use for future STEM-based sessions.
