Big task lets lab see tiny matter
Moving a scanning electron microscope isn't an easy task.
A lot of planning and special construction were required to protect and set up the microscope on the third floor of the new Forensic Science Center in Edmond.
State officials aren't exactly sure how much extra money was spent to make sure the 5-by-7-foot microscope isn't disturbed by the slightest vibration in the building, said Charles Curtis , the labo...
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