Doctor Pioneers Home-Made Droplet Lens for Microscopic Viewing on a Smartphone

Mashable 2014-07-29

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At the Australian National University, Dr. Steve Lee has developed a technique that uses gravity to give a clear liquid that perfectly curved shape creating a low-cost microscope lens.
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