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Stereographer Sean White and the Parallax crew film Battle Castle: Dover on their customized stereoscopic rig - the Beamer EX.
Stereographer Sean White and the Parallax crew film Battle Castle: Dover on their customized stereoscopic rig - the Beamer EX.
Stereographer Sean White and the Parallax crew film Battle Castle: Dover on their customized stereoscopic rig - the Beamer EX.
Human neurons on the 3D scaffold exhibit firing activity (yellow) in response to electrical current.
More information: www.nih.gov/news-events/3-d-technology-enriches-human-ner...
Credit: P. Moghe, Rutgers University
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The NIH supported the study through grants from the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB); the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS); the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA); and from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA).
Stereographer Sean White and the Parallax crew film Battle Castle: Dover on their customized stereoscopic rig - the Beamer EX.
Stereographer Sean White and the Parallax crew film Battle Castle: Dover on their customized stereoscopic rig - the Beamer EX.
Stereographer Sean White and the Parallax crew film Battle Castle: Dover on their customized stereoscopic rig - the Beamer EX.
Stereographer Sean White and the Parallax crew film Battle Castle: Dover on their customized stereoscopic rig - the Beamer EX.
Stereographer Sean White and the Parallax crew film Battle Castle: Dover on their customized stereoscopic rig - the Beamer EX.
Stereographer Sean White and the Parallax crew film Battle Castle: Dover on their customized stereoscopic rig - the Beamer EX.
Stereographer Sean White and the Parallax crew film Battle Castle: Dover on their customized stereoscopic rig - the Beamer EX.
Stereographer Sean White and the Parallax crew film Battle Castle: Dover on their customized stereoscopic rig - the Beamer EX.
Stereographer Sean White and the Parallax crew film Battle Castle: Dover on their customized stereoscopic rig - the Beamer EX.
Stereographer Sean White and the Parallax crew film Battle Castle: Dover on their customized stereoscopic rig - the Beamer EX.
Stereographer Sean White and the Parallax crew film Battle Castle: Dover on their customized stereoscopic rig - the Beamer EX.
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