Cambridge University has launched a new video series to mark research into the natural and man-made worlds at the microscopic scale. The series provides incredible and revealing closeups of organs and processes that, to the naked eye, may seem bland but which, in reality, are sophisticated and intriguing.
Eleventh video: it focuses on the collision of two liquid jells. The fluid structures vary in shape and size, providing valuable information on fluid dynamics, which affect systems as varied as hydroelectric generators and the ink flow of inkjet printers…
Twelfth video: it shows brain neural stem cells that have been grown from adult skin cells, laying out an array of future uses, such as personalized cell replacement therapies and drug screening…
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