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Discover a World Too Small to See
Students explore the hidden world of microscopy and discover how scientists investigate structures invisible to the naked eye.
Students begin with basic magnification and observation before progressing to microscopes and more powerful scientific equipment.
They learn how microscopes work, how lenses magnify objects, how scientists prepare specimens, and why microscopy is important in biology, medicine, environmental science, and scientific research.
Students use microscopes to investigate prepared specimens and discover the extraordinary structures hidden inside seemingly ordinary objects.
A research microscope is also used to display detailed specimens for the entire group while student microscopes allow participants to conduct their own observations.
Junior Biologists Academy
The extended 10-week program allows students to explore microscopy, biology, scientific observation, specimen comparison, cells, microorganisms, biological structures, and laboratory techniques in greater depth.
Students conduct investigations, record observations, and learn how scientists use microscopy to study living systems.
Ages: 8–13
Program Options:
1 Hour — $350
2 Hours — $375
3 Hours — $400
10-Week Junior Biologists Academy — $495 per student
Available For: Libraries • Schools • Recreation Departments • Camps • Community Organizations • After-School Programs
Discover a World Too Small to See
Students explore the hidden world of microscopy and discover how scientists investigate structures invisible to the naked eye.
Students begin with basic magnification and observation before progressing to microscopes and more powerful scientific equipment.
They learn how microscopes work, how lenses magnify objects, how scientists prepare specimens, and why microscopy is important in biology, medicine, environmental science, and scientific research.
Students use microscopes to investigate prepared specimens and discover the extraordinary structures hidden inside seemingly ordinary objects.
A research microscope is also used to display detailed specimens for the entire group while student microscopes allow participants to conduct their own observations.
Junior Biologists Academy
The extended 10-week program allows students to explore microscopy, biology, scientific observation, specimen comparison, cells, microorganisms, biological structures, and laboratory techniques in greater depth.
Students conduct investigations, record observations, and learn how scientists use microscopy to study living systems.
Ages: 8–13
Program Options:
1 Hour — $350
2 Hours — $375
3 Hours — $400
10-Week Junior Biologists Academy — $495 per student
Available For: Libraries • Schools • Recreation Departments • Camps • Community Organizations • After-School Programs