3D Microscopes: To boldly go...

[@stephennielsen8722]

That this mind blowing thing only has 40k views is kind of sad to me.

[@tobe6618]

weather update 73k views

[@7XHARDER]

Doubled after a year… wtf algorithm when is the time!?

[@salixbaby]

For the love of god, get an AR specialist in there and project that into 3d space!

[@wertytrewqa]

Is there any papers out that have used this technology? This seems like a game changer. Good work

[@jems1304]

science.sciencemag.org/content/360/6386/eaaq1392

[@wertytrewqa]

thanks, the movies were really cool.

[@Vitobratta1]

Not coming to a community college near you.

[@TheSeanoops]

Vito Bratta true story.

[@bribbri3697]

That's gonna change soon

[@thastayapongsak4422]

it will in some decade. microscopy wasn't in highschool until recently

[@adwoaosei1485]

Tragic

[@b1tchycvnt]

technology gets exponentially cheaper

[@YawnGod]

"...you're one of the first people to see these things. You're the first person to see this even before your boss gets to see it." Oh, I can relate to this.

[@bhanubenpatel8883]

YawnGod chillen gem 3year to5 year printing

[@alikaboosi9276]

This is a great invention that can be very helpful for researchers.❤

[@NK-ge8iy]

This is crazy amazing!!! Living it!! Loved it!

[@andreluz2224]

Why was this not on every major news?

[@chelceafarrar-jackson8352]

The human body is amazing! My mother in law just got pacemaker, reminds me that our heart beats our whole lives... So interesting

[@julesscholler9683]

What's the software used for these wonderful 3D rendering?

[@iartem944]

Essentially unknown. It was developed from scratch, especially for this microscope

[@jaden5292]

Clarity

[@Baboliy]

Mind blowing!

[@Fred_Klingon]

Can someone tell me the name of the technology used by this microscope? I'd like to understand how it works Thank you

[@VioletPrism]

Absolutely astounding seeing this for the first time. 🤯

[@f1bb0]

This is simply amazing!

[@ikramkhan11692]

Is this multi photon microscope or light sheet microscope??

[@haydenhollingsworth6777]

If I sub to Harvard, can I get a full ride?

[@4paapii]

What's with the music?

[@waluigihentailover6926]

My god, this is beautiful. Oughta write about this.

[@MrExceles]

When is next episode?

[@patmat.]

That's why you don't let your 12y old kid pick up the music and edit your videos 😂

[@lemonnecco8316]

This is so cool

[@Srushtiimx]

Amazing Video!!!

[@lotharmayring6063]

images are still unsharp

[@jessewallace12able]

So amazing.

[@Moskjaer]

I would propose to use this on people with hyperacusis to see what is going now in the cochlear ie outer hair cells when exposed sound that is painfull to the person with hyperacusis but not without hyperacusis.

[@decodingcap9965]

Grande Gaming Hyperacusis is usually secondary to failure of stapedial reflex due to facial nerve palsy. Fascial nerve palsy is in turn because of innumerable number of causes. So I think the pathology wouldn't be lying near cochlear OHCs. (Help, if you think I've any knowledge gaps)

[@ritukashyap2494]

ICONIC!

[@a.santos5961]

Omg it’s soooo beautiful! ❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍😍

[@twogluon]

... that erik betzig clip.

[@adamalsaffar5988]

The more you know , the more you'll understand that you know very little !

[@multiyapples]

Interesting.

[@alividz6499]

Can you kill coronavirus with these microscopes?

[@DonJulio4649]

a month later sold on ebay the exact replica china "created".

[@Flix-f6q]

Great topic, terrible music. This is science, not history channel.

[@scortexfire]

*Oculus Rift has entered the chat.*

[@DrRiq]

brown guy is cool man. why don't we have that kind of representation in popular culture? all the brown guys i see on tv are either geeky or illegal

[@eke4146]

Rhys Hamilton what the fuck is wrong with you dude

[@jessjess4192]

Why man, why? Just enjoy the damn video

[@libertasautmors8995]

weirdo

[@RandomNooby]

awesome now release the schematics and democratise it, or we could just keep advanced tech in the hands of a few because that has gone great for 200 000 years (;

[@sirdukesalot218]

Hmmmmm. So it’s 2020 what happened to this “amazing technology.” Can we cure something with it? Can we clone or bring the dead back?

[@tun-vx8lb]

Sir DukesAlot I guess you can search about it on the internet if you are curious. Observing cells and obtaining more information about the composition of our world and how things works into further depth should at least have some effect. Although I’m not that sure about clones or resurrecting people, it probably has seen some use in the medical field and we are probably just unaware. But I just don’t know so maybe not.

[@sk8nbarrow591]

Oculus Rift, next stop.

[@LashZhvania-Movies-MMA-Science]

So why the hell you dont find the Cure for HIV when you have such an amazing microscopes?

[@paymentarsip6302]

Know the problem first.....

[@quantumrain4774]

They just got it, give them some time

[@theswordoftheguardnop2370]

Beware of the implications the motions of these microscopic bodies reveal because there those with eyes can discover the hidden methods. Because what is hard to grow aware of in a complex human in motion, it is by omit-ion obvious in these simple creatures. Let never the black hand ever reach what matters most. And survive.

[@shucksful]

I’m sad to say this is all just computer cartoons...show me real evidence, please.

[@mustardofdoom]

These are 3D volume renderings or isosurface renderings of incredibly dense multi-channel 3D information. In order to make sense of the raw data, computer graphics are used to focus the rendered scene on interfaces such as cell boundaries. This may give the impression that these are cartoons, as similar technology is used for 3D graphics in animation. I have actually used the raw data presented in this video and yes they are real. You can read the publication yourself and contact the authors if you do not believe it.