Getting microscopic objects into formation is a tricky proposition. They don’t make tweezers small enough. Fortunately there’s an alternative: sweeping them up in a sonic vortex. In a recent experiement, researchers at the University of Bristol’s Department of Mechanical Engineering and the University of Dundee’s Institute for Medical Science and Technology managed to catch tiny [...]
Getting microscopic objects into formation is a tricky proposition. They don’t make tweezers small enough. Fortunately there’s an alternative: sweeping them up in a sonic vortex. In a recent experiement, researchers at the University of Bristol’s Department of Mechanical Engineering and the University of Dundee’s Institute for Medical Science and Technology managed to catch tiny [...]
