If a picture is worth a thousand words, an animation could be worth countless more when it comes to the intricate molecular processes that scientists have spent decades trying to unravel and ...

Students will see a molecular animation of the combustion of methane and oxygen as a model of a similar reaction. Students will use atom model cut-outs to model the reaction and see that all the atoms ...

These animations incorporate actual measurements of molecular structure and movement, and therefore depict their authentic function and process.

Drew Berry creates computer animations that bring to life biological processes of the human body at the molecular level. The results are mesmerizing.

The lab is currently developing plug-ins that can be added to existing animation software, so that molecular researchers need not experience the same steep learning curve Iwasa (and every member ...

Iwasa offers her brief but spectacular take on how 3D animation can make molecular science more accessible.

Visual Science and the Skoltech Institute offer the first scientifically accurate 3-D animation of the CRISPR gene-editing system with real molecular structures. The animation is based on ...

These 3D animations could help you finally understand molecular science Sep 21, 2017 8:58 PM EDT ...

Can you picture a nucleosome? Data visualization expert Janet Iwasa creates molecular animations to help us see what our eyes can’t. Hear how Iwasa turns the movies in the minds of research ...

Compelling animations have been achieved without any colour at all. Dr Monica Zoppe is well known in the field for her monochrome animations that depict the molecular environments in greyscale.

Biologists are using the kind of animation technology you might see in a multimillion-dollar "Toy Story" movie to show the general public how molecules inside a cell work. The resulting high-tech ...

Research Reveals the Structure of a Molecular Gateway to Pain [Animation] Take a close look at the nerve cell channel that literally lets us feel the heat By Claudia Wallis December 2014 Issue ...