Microscopy: Polarized Light and its Interaction with Material (Shinya Inoue)

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Shinya Inoue, one of the great innovators of polarization microscopy, describes what polarized light is and how light passing through a calcite crystal is split into two orthogonal polarized light beams.

[@RudradeepMukherjee]

Thank you for such a nice demonstration, done at such an advanced age. Rest in peace, professor. Your work has become a treasure of human civilization.

[@adamhanninen8295]

Such a tender guy, and peaceful presence. I’m appreciative to have seen his demonstration, that would make a great intro to optics lab experiment

[@voxelmaniam]

Shinya, I had the great good fortune to meet you and hear you speak at an MBL course on microscopy in the 90's when I worked for Vital Images. Thank you so much for providing this recording so that your wisdom can be shared in perpetuity.

[@andreguimaraes1449]

The explanation is just perfect!

[@kennethklettke6028]

very nice, It's helping to understand microscopy along with other videos of the iBiology group. so happy these are here. However, I think the difference in pitch in the 2 pieces of wood is closer to a perfect fourth than an octave.

[@JonathanVaucher]

arigatou gozaimashita Inoue-sensei

[@LaurentLaborde]

great explanation again

[@kaleemullah8142]

Nice demonstration.

[@tinasharma4016]

NICE VEDio ..... thank you for uploading

[@vBotics]

Awesome video! 290 views, if only people took more interest in science.

[@alexandrevaliquette3883]

We got you covered... By the magic of the time, a decade lather, we now have 12k views!
Shinya Inoué (井上 信也, Inoue Shin'ya, January 5, 1921[1] - September 30, 2019
Thank you sense Shinya Inoué for your legacy.

[@bojankoolhaas8776]

Blud is on his last straw💀💀

[@alexandrevaliquette3883]

He passed away about 5 years after this video.
We appreciate his gift.