TED: Drew Berry – Animations of Unseeable Biology

Drew Berry presents some of his advances with computer graphics, in this TED talk, in order to illuminate the unseeable biology occurring every second in every cell within your body.

~ by metousiosis on January 22, 2012.

Posted in Art, Biology, Science
Tags: Animation, Art, Biology, Cell Biology, Drew Berry, Science, TED

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This is the cognitive evolution of a skeptic, agnostic/atheist, secular humanist, scientist, advocating the establishment of an ethical morality and worldview based on science, evidence and reason. Metousiosis is based in the Boston Metropolitan Area, standing at the intersection of science, technology, art, culture and skepticism, chronicling those things awesome.

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