Scientist, inventor, author, and photographer, Gary Greenberg is passionate about showing us a universe we have never seen before. His microscope photographs transport us into a world we do not perceive with our naked eyes. His presentations inspire curiosity and reveal the miraculous designs of Nature.
Dr. Greenberg shows us the beauty and elegance of ordinary objects, such as food, flowers, and grains of sand when magnified hundreds of times. Each grain of sand is a jewel waiting to be discovered. His photographs of everyday objects show us that Nature is the ultimate artist. He earned a PhD in developmental Biology from University College London. During the 1980’s, he was an Assistant Professor at the University of Southern California. Since the 1990’s, he has been inventing unique three-dimensional microscopes for which he has been issued 20 US patents. Dr. Greenberg is currently a research affiliate at the Advanced Technology Research Center, University of Hawaii Institute for Astronomy in Maui, where he uses his 3D microscopes to investigate moon sand brought to Earth during the Apollo Missions. He is currently working with Scorpio V and NASA to design a 3D microscope for the International Space Station.
