New technology gives an unprecedented look inside capillaries!

The video discusses three NSF-funded projects: a 3D imaging tool for diagnosing diseases, a dinosaur discovery in Tanzania providing insights into African ecosystems during the Cretaceous period, and a system to study brain activity in math learning environments. The imaging tool, developed at Northwestern University, offers a radiation-free method to view capillaries. The dinosaur find by Ohio University researchers helps understand titanosaur evolution. Worcester Polytechnic Institute leads the brain activity study to enhance online math tutoring.

What is the purpose of the 3D imaging tool developed by Vadim Backman and James Winkelman?

How does the Speckle Contrast Optical Coherence Tomography Angiography technique differ from traditional imaging methods?

What significant discovery was made by the research team from Ohio University regarding dinosaurs?

What is the goal of the research team at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in relation to online tutoring?

How will the research on brain activity during math problem-solving help personalize learning environments?