• Seeds by Ian Wilson

    Humfrey Rooms The Humfrey Rooms,, Northampton, Northampton, United Kingdom

    Explore different types of seeds and their structures under the microscope.

  • Wild Fungi

    Humfrey Rooms The Humfrey Rooms,, Northampton, Northampton, United Kingdom

    Autumn is fungus season and Ian Wilson will lead a workshop on wild fungi. You are welcome to bring samples to identify.  

  • Moths with Tim Newton

    Humfrey Rooms The Humfrey Rooms,, Northampton, Northampton, United Kingdom

    MOTHS with Tim Newton. Tim will take us through the Society's extensive Moth collection. He will also give us hints on how we can identify any moths we may find in the future.

  • LICHENS led by Olivia Makobu

    Humfrey Rooms The Humfrey Rooms,, Northampton, Northampton, United Kingdom

    Liv will lead the session on Lichen which are a symbiotic combination of a fungus and an alga. They are very common and make interesting subjects for microscopy. Please bring small samples of Lichens if you have any available.

  • Microscopy -Christmas food

    Humfrey Rooms The Humfrey Rooms,, Northampton, Northampton, United Kingdom

    Mike Asquith will start our Christmas celebrations by introducing (with samples for microscopy) some, usually disgusting, aspect of your Christmas Fare.

  • Microscopy slide making including section cutting

    Humfrey Rooms The Humfrey Rooms,, Northampton, Northampton, United Kingdom

    A whole day workshop. This first whole day session of this year will be dedicated to
    the full process of cutting sections, mounting & staining, through to the finished microscope slide. Small charge for non NNHS members to cover costs. Please book your place at this event by emailing microscopy@nnhs.info .

  • Surface Replicas – A Hands-On Microscopy Workshop with Mike Asquith

    Humfrey Rooms The Humfrey Rooms,, Northampton, Northampton, United Kingdom

    SURFACE REPLICAS A hands-on session led by Mike Asquith exploring the many
    uses of surface replication, i.e. using nail varnish painted onto, them peeled off leaves to look at the surface details.