The Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation funded the "Ten Thousand Microscopes" project under which Prakash plans to give away 10,000<unk>  kits to interested parties, including students for research. The projects eventually expanded to 50,000<unk>  kits. Those who received the kits were encouraged to share their experiences using the microscope on a website,<unk>  Explore, so that Prakash's team could see how people could use the<unk> . Examples of uses submitted by testers include a plant pathologist in Rwanda who used it to examine fungi on banana crops and Maasai children in Tanzania who used it to check cow feces for parasites. The goal of this project is not only to supply microscopes to those who would not otherwise have access to them but also to advance the general study of biomimicry. By encouraging thousands of volunteers to submit findings about the microorganisms they observe in their local environment, Prakash hopes to find more organisms that could provide clues about how to build new tools that take advantage of these organisms' natural abilities. In October 2015, India's Department of Biotechnology announced a program to make<unk> s available across India at 80 approved colleges and programs. It will be used as a teaching tool for students in biology, chemistry and physics. After the pilot program, the department hopes to work with Prakash to develop more low-cost science tools.<unk>  sets will also be produced and tested in Kenya and Uganda. Although the<unk>  has proven itself useful for a number of tasks, it is not currently adapted to be used as a medical diagnostic tool. When tested for diagnosing schistosomiasis in Ghana, for example, it was impossible to prevent contamination from urine samples because the<unk>  must be brought up to one's face to view. Jim Cybulski, a former graduate student of Prakash, is conducting research about using the<unk>  for diagnostic testing and is helping to develop a medical<unk>  that will cost $10 and have a built-in projector allowing multiple people to view the magnification. File:Madras-thorn3.Pollen of Pithecellobium dulce seen with the<unk>  File:Gulmohar2.Pollens of Delonix regia seen with the<unk>  File:RainTree-2019-5-8 21-33-26-01.Pollen of Samanea saman seen with the<unk>  File:Aspergillus niger uner the<unk>  2.A. niger under the<unk>  File:Fungus on garlic cloves seen with the<unk> .Fungus on garlic cloves seen with the<unk>
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