3D animation is revolutionising the way we approach medicine. Greg Jones pulls a virtual cadaver apart to find out more.
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The BioDigital Human – doctors and nurses onlineBy Greg Jones18 March 2012 |
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Welcome to Elements’ special report on Diamond Light SourceBy Adam Smith15 March 2012 Elements explores the Oxfordshire synchrotron, which produces light 10 billion times brighter than the sun. |
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How do you get young people interested in engineering?By Jinan Harb14 March 2012 Thousands of students each year visit Diamond Light. By exploring the beamlines, accelerator and talking to researchers, the synchrotron aims to inspire youngsters. |
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Using Diamond light in drug developmentBy Funmi OlatejuWe take little or no notice of how the drug we take come about. Nowadays, drugs are designed to target specific chemical processes which make us ill. |
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An audio tour of the synchrotron (for dummies)
By Kate Adams13 March 2012
As a physics drop-out at school, I felt a little nervous prior to visiting the Diamond Light Source synchrotron in Oxfordshire.