The winners of Nikon’s microscopic video competition.
The annual Small World in Motion Competition has yielded another five bangers. The first place entry used a 100X magnification to capture the abnormal airway cilia inside a child with a genetic disorder affecting respiratory function. Sad, but beautiful. ABC News (Australia) has a roundup. [Media: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sz3V9398LEY]
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