NTLS 2025 Maker Strand
Thursday Morning Session
9:50 to 10:00 a.m. — Welcome
- Introductions
- Collaboration with Uganda – Summary and Update, Kelly Dooley
- Message from John and Joyce Wanda, Reach for Uganda Foundation
- Message from the Chair of Project MICRO, Microscopy Society of America
Part 1 — 10:00 to 10:30 a.m.
- Science Group A – Mike Searson
NTLS Microscope Assembly and Analysis - Science Group B – Elizabeth Langran
NTLS Optical Workbench Exploration - Engineering Group A – Kelly Dooley
NTLS Microscope Assembly and Analysis - Engineering Group B – Jo Watts
NTLS Optical Workbench Exploration - Resources
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- Facilitating Use of Open Hardware in K-12 Schools — 2024 NTLS Discussion Summary (Article)
| - Microscope Assembly and Analysis
- The NTLS 3D-Printed Microscope (Article)
- CAD Files for 3D-Printed Microscope (CAD Library)
- Optical Workbench Exploration
- The NTLS Optical Workbench (Article)
- CAD Files for NTLS Optical Workbench (CAD Library)
- Facilitating Use of Open Hardware in K-12 Schools — 2024 NTLS Discussion Summary (Article)
Part 2 — 10:30 to 11:00 a.m.
- Science Group A – Mike Searson
NTLS Microscope Assembly and Analysis - Science Group B – Elizabeth Langran
NTLS Optical Workbench Exploration - Engineering Group A – Kelly Dooley
NTLS Microscope Assembly and Analysis - Engineering Group B – Jo Watts
NTLS Optical Workbench Exploration - Resources
The resources for this session are the same as those found in the links for Part 1 (above).
Part 3 — 11:00 to 10:30 a.m.
- Exploration of iNaturalist
- Building an NTLS Microscopy Network
- Discussion of collaboration among ITEEA, MSA, and the Reach for Uganda Foundation (led by Kelly Dooley)
- Resources
- iNaturalist (Website)
- Students in Uganda Fabricate and Assemble a 3D-printed Microscope (Photo)