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Under the Microscope
Cambridge University's Under the Microscope is a collection of videos that capture glimpses of the natural and man-made world in stunning close-up and convey the excitement of cutting-edge science in areas that range from beetle eyes to killer T-cells, from nano-wires to fish skeletons.
Logo image by Fernan Federici in the Haseloff Lab.
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“Just I Love the use of microscope and this little course is useful.”
SnaveWinter via Apple Podcasts ·
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08/25/13
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“I think that the information and research in this app is both inspiring and educational.”
Fursdonjay via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
04/25/12
Recent Episodes
Matthew Kuo tells us how tiny worm faecal pellets affect how oil pipelines sit on the seabed.
Published 04/12/12
Nanowires growing in real time. Each nanowire is roughly 400 atoms wide.
Published 04/12/12
Dr Andrew Gillis explains how an elephant fish embryo lives off a large yellow yolk sack for 7 to 10 months before hatching out as a fish.
Dr Gillis:
“This is a picture of an elephant fish embryo. Elephant fish are cartilaginous fishes, and are distant cousins of sharks, skates and stingrays....
Published 03/23/12
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