Uploaded January 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Scientists, in their perpetual enterprise to do things MORE than yesterday, are building smaller and smaller machines.
Using special microscopes, they can grab and move atoms.
They are assembling constructions of molecules, and planning to make machines
The footage is from an award-winning short Scinema film by Oxford University called "The strange new world of Nanoscience."
Scientists, in their perpetual enterprise to do things MORE than yesterday, are building smaller and smaller machines.
Using special microscopes, they can grab and move atoms.
They are assembling constructions of molecules, and planning to make machines
The footage is from an award-winning short Scinema film by Oxford University called "The strange new world of Nanoscience."
