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Peptides, the solution to drug resistant bacteria?
In 1928, Alexander Fleming discovered a mold that had contaminated his bacteria’s cultures and where the mold grew the bacteria was destroyed. This serendipitous event lead to the discovery of penicillin, the first antibiotic discovered. Since then, several new compounds have been discovered with antibiotic activity. Unfortunately, the discovery of new antibiotic compounds in nature […]
Second Video, New Prize!
Last year the Material Research Society organized again their SciVid competition for their fall meeting in Boston. The conditions where similar to the ones they had the previous year. The objective was to create a narrated video of 2 minutes explaining a scientific concept or research related to materials science and 3 prizes would be […]
First Video, First Prize
In the beginning of October, the first video of Summa Scientia was published. It talked about how the gas diffusion layer in hydrogen fuel cells can be improved. The friend who I made the video for really liked it and, just a couple weeks after it was published, he found out that the Material Research […]
Postdoctoral researcher at
Center for Interface Science & Catalysis,
University of Stanford, USA
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Assistant professor at
Department of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry , Eindhoven University of Technology, NL
“Summa Scientia created several animations and videos to help me explain my research on fuel cells. The results have always been outstanding, enabling me to explain complex technical details in a visually appealing way and increasing the impact of my presentations. I highly recommend Summa Scientia!”
