Cell phones make it possible for everyone to be a scientist.

Your dream is to be a scientist? Is it so out of reach because there is no database and no equipment? If so, you have no excuse.　　Now, as long as a mobile phone, these problems are not a problem. Compile/Wang Xinli Although the function of the mobile phone is enough, the researchers are still not satisfied, and continue to open new functions, so that the mobile phone in a larger range for users. American scientists are more ingenious, develop the iphone into a high-performance microscope to watch your body's diseased parts, which will benefit people living in remote areas from this creation, using touch screens and hand-focused smartphones to photograph skin-infected areas, It was then sent by mail to a professional doctor thousands of miles away, asking him to assist with the diagnosis, and the thousands of-dollar microscope was hard to get out of the lab.　　The smartphone's microscopic features are far more than that, and you can also put a blood-stained glass on the phone's camera sensor, and then it can detect blood-related data, which is transmitted to a medical center or hospital.　　It is reported that the mobile phone recently added new features: Using smartphones to control a 30-centimetre-long micro-satellite, it is responsible for photographing the Earth's photos. Mobile phone can not only manual operation, but also through their own brain thinking to control the use of mobile phones, test results of the accuracy of 100%. Just a special wig, the phone will not need you to point out, as long as the brain to dial the mind to be able to call. Mobile phones also monitor the health of AIDS and malaria patients, as well as the water quality in less developed or affected areas. Recently, Professor Ozkan, an American scientist, has invented an imaging technique named Lucas that uses short wavelengths of blue light to illuminate blood, saliva or other liquid samples, and then through sensors to capture particulate images in samples, using USB connections to transfer data to a computer and then send it to a medical facility. Professor Ozkan has recently improved the technology, and holographic Lucas can measure more particles, such as E. coli.　　These smartphones, which cost very little, cost 10 dollars to buy a special software to use randomly. Tech workers have never wanted to stop, and recently developed an iphone app that helps users study their favorite subjects so that everyone can become a "civilian scientist".