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The wacky history of cell theory - Lauren Royal-Woods

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https://youtu.be/4OpBylwH9DU

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The wacky history of cell theory - Lauren Royal-Woods

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The microscope is an instrument for observing objects that are not visible to the human eye.

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A convex disc made of rock crystal was created

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Salvini D'Armante creates the first glasses for microscopes.

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Zacharias Janssen and Hans Marten create the first compound microscope.

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1619: First Microscope with two convex Lenses

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1619: First Microscope with two convex Lenses

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Cornelis Drebbel creates the first microscope with 2 convex lenses.

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1663-1665: Robert Hooke and cell discovery  

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1663-1665: Robert Hooke and cell discovery  

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Robert Hooke discovered that living beings are made up of elementary microscopic structures that he called cells.
In 1665 and in the book “Micrographia”, Robert Hooke coined the term cell.

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Anton Van Leuwenhoek develops lenses that can magnify an image 200 times it’s size.

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William Nicol developed the first polarized prism, which led to the development of the polarized light microscope.

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1834:  The first polarized light microscope.

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1834:  The first polarized light microscope.

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William Henry Fox Talbot built the first polarized light microscope.

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The botanist Matthias Schleiden postulates that the elementary structures of plants consist of cells and their by products.

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The zoologist Theodor Schwann formulated the same principle for animal tissues, attributing to cells the character of elementary units endowed with their own life, the multiplication of which determines the growth of organisms.

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1846:  Industrial quantities of microscopes are manufactured.

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1846:  Industrial quantities of microscopes are manufactured.

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Carl Zeiss AG starts manufacturing industrial quantities of microscopes.

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Invented by Richard Adolf Zsigmondy, it was able to observe nanoparticles of 4 nm.

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Binnig and Rohrer develop the scanning tunneling microscope (STM) capable of reproducing 3D images at atomic scales.

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Binnig, Quate and Gerber invent the Atomic Force Microscope (AFM), capable of detecting fractions of a nanometre.

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FACT                                                                                 2023: Scientists create semi-living 'cyborg' cells that could transform medicine

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FACT                                                                                 2023: Scientists create semi-living 'cyborg' cells that could transform medicine

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Scientists developed versatile, synthetic "cyborg" cells in the laboratory that share many characteristics of living cells and lack the ability to divide and grow.