If you are as interested in how cells in the human body work and how food gets processed into energy, you should watch this clip below created by scientists at Harvard Medical School under a program called Biovisions. In today's NY Times video clip, the scientists explained why they wanted to created a video of molecular level cellular mechanisms - mainly for the public at large to know the intricate workings of the cellular components through a powerful visualization technique. The animations were jointly created by students of multimedia who want to work for companies such as Pixar and Harvard medical scientists. The animations largely accurately describe the bio-molecular processes to the last detail.
Enjoy the videos!
BioVisions - The Mitochondria
As I was searching around for education that would give you the best bang for your buck, while allowing you to keep your day jobs, I found that it is not as easy as it seems. Tuition is expensive and the degree itself may not be worth that much. So, I started looking for programs that put some thought behind them in understanding the need for top class continuing education and at the same time kept their programs affordable. This is an output of my periodic research, which I hope helps others.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Biovisions by Harvard University
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