This webpage provides details and data from a new type of computational microscope, termed a Multi-Camera Array Microscope (MCAM). In its simplest form, the MCAM is an array of many miniaturized digital microscopes, which acquire synchronized video in parallel. We use a variety of algorithms to fuse the video data acquired by the MCAM into final composites, which opens up new avenues for scientific research. This technology is currently being commercialized by Ramona Optics  and is being applied in a variety of scientific contexts, as described in detail below.