Just as sound and color revolutionized the film industry,
computer technology has changed the way scientists view biology.
Researchers today not only can take snapshots of biology, they
can animate entire biological processes, thrusting viewers deep
into never-before-seen worlds. Beating Bleeding | 7/14/11
Scientists have learned more about molecular interactions that
help blood congeal at a wound site. Modeling How Molecules Move
Inside Cells | 3/24/11 Computational modeling helps explain why
large molecules travel 15 times more slowly in the cell than in
water. Precisely Delivering Chemical Cargo to Cells (MOV) |
10/21/10 Manipulating gold nanowires may help deliver drugs to
specific cells. Math from the Heart: Simulating Stent Design and
Coating (MOV) | 8/23/10 Modeling stents—tiny mesh tubes used to
hold blood vessels open—could improve patients' health. Cellular
Ballrooms | 7/1/10 Scientists build a cellular ballroom to
better understand how molecules boogie. Computational Tool for
Combing Through 'Hairb