NixonLab is an independent microscopy and publishing project developed by Dr David B. Nixon, a former general practitioner based in Brisbane, Australia.
Over the last four years I have used dark field microscopy, visual documentation, and systems observation to examine biological and pharmaceutical samples through a soft matter lens. This website brings that work together: books, atlases, videos, essays, journal papers, translated resources, and selected correspondence.
The central question is simple.
What are we looking at, and what is the system doing?
Much of the material here began during the COVID-19 period, when I became concerned about official claims of certainty around products, policies, pregnancy, safety, and unexplained microscopic observations being reported by independent researchers. In mid 2022 I purchased a dark field microscope and began examining my own blood, patient samples, and pharmaceutical preparations. Since then the work has expanded beyond a single event into a broader investigation of soft matter behaviour, field effects, phase transitions, biological fluids, and visual taxonomy.
The main resources on this site are organised into several areas.
The Soft-Matter Library contains my current books and atlases, including the three-volume Atlas of Soft-Matter Structures series and The Body as Soft-Matter. These works are being made available as a public archive, with voluntary donations invited from readers who find the work useful.
The Video Archive contains microscopy footage, construction and assembly sequences, interviews, presentations, and explanatory material. Over time, videos will be organised alongside the relevant atlas volumes so readers can move between still images, written interpretation, and time-resolved footage.
The Research and Essays section includes long-form essays, mirrored Substack posts, commentary, and other reflections. I am increasingly moving this work away from platform-dependent publishing systems and toward NixonLab as the primary archive, especially where access may become tied to biometric or digital identity requirements.
The Journal of Bionanotechnocracy section contains formal papers, editorial material, and issue-based publications developed through the independent journal project. The journal is currently paused while the NixonLab archive is being expanded and consolidated.
The Legal Record section contains selected correspondence and documents related to my ongoing dispute with the Medical Board of Australia. This material is included for transparency and public record, but it is not the centre of the website.
The Global Poetry Project contains multilingual editions of Playing with Pfire, a COVID-era poetry and image project that has now been translated into many languages.
I can be contacted at:
david@drdavidnixon.com
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David wrote: May 15, 2026
Thank you for taking the time to write and for sharing some of your own history and observations. I appreciate the thoughtful and respectful way you have approached these difficult subjects over many years.
My current focus is to continue documenting and preserving the microscopy observations as carefully and transparently as possible, whilst remaining cautious about moving beyond what can reasonably be supported by the imagery and the broader scientific literature. Regardless of interpretation, I believe it is important that people retain the freedom to observe, discuss, question, and examine these materials openly.
I am also grateful that you have shared the work with others. Over time, the archive has become as much about preservation and public access as the microscopy itself.
Thank you again for your kind words and support.
Vallorie wrote: May 13, 2026
I am so grateful for your time and effort in sharing with us your findings via darkfield microscopy of the nanotechnology / nanobots in blood, water etc.
I've been aware of the live / dry cell microscopy work since around 1996. And in then more so since 2002 when I worked in natural/medical clinics until 2012. We saw forms of what we identified as mercury etc from previous childhood vaxxes. I ended up w squamous cell & basal cell cancer from small pox shot. Treated naturally. I'm 73 now and I've not taken any Vax since grade 7.
I'm very concerned about the 2030 transhumanism schedule "they" have plans on implementing.
Your work helps empower us w this knowledge to share w others. My son is an embalmer in Alberta & he sees the blood clots, but he doesn't want to talk about it, nor jeopardize his job. And he took the vxs. My family knows my strong opposition on vxs
There are other family members who took these corrupt vxs.
But I do share your info w other people when possible.
Thank you Dr David Nixon for your dedicated educational work on these covid vxs. And also the water samples from chemtrails etc. My dad told me about the poison
Fred Corbin wrote: May 13, 2026
Hello Dr. Nixon - I am on the website but the menu links seem to be inoperable at this time.
Hope its not Censorship
Tracy Paternostro wrote: May 9, 2026
Thank you Dr David Nixon for your hard work!