NANOYOU PART 4 - Nano Close Up

"Nano Close Up" is the fourth part of the NANOYOU film, an introduction to the strange new world of Nanoscience, narrated by Stephen Fry.

This film is non-commercial and funded by the EC from the European Union's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) under grant agreement No: CSA-SA 233433 for the NANOYOU project - www.nanoyou.eu - an education portal about all things nano. This film was produced as a resource for young people, teachers and anyone interested to get a quick introduction to Nanoscience.

Credits:
Producer/Director: Tom Mustill
Assistant Producer: Sam Mansfield
Graphics : Devin Hunt and Laurence Honderick
Music: Aaron Audio
Editor: Hugh Lewis

Nanomedicine and Red Blood Cell graphic courtesy:
Professor Constantinos Mavroidis, 'BionanoRobotics Laboratory', Northeastern
University, Boston, MA, bionano.neu.edu

Robot on Dime footage courtesy:
Chytra Pawashe, NanoRobotics Laboratory, Carnegie Mellon University

Tree of Life Animation courtesy:
wellcometreeoflife.org

Human medicine animations courtesy:
wehi.edu.au

Car production line footage courtesy:
Ford Motor Company

NANOYOU film by NANOYOU is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Nano
• nanotechnology
• nanotechnologies
• Stephen
• Fry
• StephenFry
• science
• computers
• microscope
• physics
• research
• future
• medicine
• cambridge
• animation
• nanoyou
• molecule
• biology
• nanotech

[lemmingsgopop]

@mrdexter86 We see things by bouncing light off its surface, but visible light is only a couple hundred nm in wavelength about the size of a large molecule. Smaller than that and the light doesn't bounce at all and therefore impossible to "see".

[mrdexter86]

how he can be so sure, that this is the smallest thing that we will ever be able to see with any microscope ?

[cmonutube]

cool music at the end! nanotech rules!