X-ray Microscope: Seeing Cells in 3-D

KQED Science Video Podcast by KQED

Sep 12, 201210:23Religion & Spirituality

At the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, scientists are using a cutting-edge microscope, the first of its kind in the world, to image whole cells in 3-D with the penetrating power of x-rays. The new images generated...

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