Fourth Industrial Revolution

This camera shows you how you get ill

A scientist uses a microscope to check samples of human skin obtained from a 3D bioprinter prototype at Carlos III University in Getafe, Spain, February 2, 2017. Picture taken February 2, 2017. REUTERS/Sergio Perez - RTX3135R

The 3D "virus cam" will be able to capture the "first contacts of the virus with the cell surface" says Kevin Welsher. Image: REUTERS/Sergio Perez

Kara Manke
Science Writer, News Office, Duke University
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