Steven was born and raised in Dar es Salaam, and moved to Germany for his studies. He graduated with a BSc. in Physics (Jacobs University Bremen), and then a MSc. in Engineering Physics (Technische Universität München). Steven is currently pursuing a PhD in Physics (growth of coatings/multilayers for next generation lithography reflective optics) in the Netherlands. He’s thinking about starting his own business in a few years; something high-tech related. At Vijana FM, Steven discusses issues critical to youths in Tanzania, music, sport and a host of other angles. He’s also helping Vijana FM with a Swahili translation project.
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how are they able to record/show these processes? the resolution is crazy!
is this a CGI replica of what people have observed under the microscope? or is this an actual cell that has been magnified and recorded over time?
how are they able to record/show these processes? the resolution is crazy!
is this a CGI replica of what people have observed under the microscope? or is this an actual cell that has been magnified and recorded over time?
I highly doubt that this is in an actual observed cell – at least i’d be highly surprised. Looks like CGI to me
“Lampe”, follow the link provided on the post; you would find more info about how the images were obtained.
PS: I speak some German (a bit) and felt maybe the initial name you used could be offensive to some viewers. Thanks.