Droplets with a twist

[@CraigOverend]

Fascinating. The folding, coiling and flattening reminds me of a protein folding study I read that found proteins required water in order to fold. Also another that showed the temperature changed the way proteins folded. The fact that water expands upon freezing and can change from a soft to hard surface makes its properties in this context mind boggling. :) Great video.

[@FAB1150]

Very underrated channel

[@rock3tcatU233]

Wow, the ability to use droplets to manufacture micro or maybe even nanoscale coils is going to have a huge impact on a lot of industries.

[@GUmesh-gu9ho]

Simply amazing !!!👌👌👌

[@NilanjanMondalbluemotions]

amazing to watch

[@charlesmartin1972]

Could do this with nanofibers of copper to make very tiny inductors

[@deeppatel7544]

I am interested to know application part of this phenomenon. And thanks for this beautiful video.

[@GUmesh-gu9ho]

Simply amazing video ! Very excited to see more such videos !

[@stellatedhexahedron6985]

12:32 it certainly does :P

[@pedrolaertejunior]

the name of the is just great and fun. Thanks a lot

[@christinazoricpersson7010]

Keep up the good work! 👍

[@saeidmollaei2163]

All your videos are great! I really enjoyed watching them. Thanks a lot.

[@attilagergely6734]

Nice 👍 work!

[@XxxionxX]

MOAR! Pls.

[@Ritternkreis]

If you are last year PhD student or PostDoc and you discover something unexpected and cool outside your Research project, DO NOT share it with your Supervisor. Keep it for your self and built your own research line from there 😁.

[@황은승-z9r]

That bald jokes lol

[@Yagyaansh]

i still don't get it, why hasn't this gone viral

[@abelferquiza1627]

So beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

[@Kram1032]

crazy stuff!

[@kuanhoon5595]

awesome!!!

[@piglet2548]

Camille Duprat..at least one familiar name.

[@Tnowion]

REMARKABLE. AWESOME. UNBELIEVABLY FOR FREE AND ALL only the scientific information density of the video is kinda .. meh

[@spaltmass]

if you can, grow a beard