Learn more about Disect Pro with our Youtube Channel
We explore the fascinating world of micro-CT scanning and its many applications. Led by George Balding and Professor Duncan Bell, we dive into everything from creating detailed 3D models of insects and objects to uncovering the impacts of 5G on insect populations.
Insect Curiosities
In this video, Duncan uncovered three puzzling curiosities that he hasn’t been able to identify.
Disect Explained
In this video we will be learning how to use Disect, showing how the software works on both humans and insects.
STLs and 3D Printing
In this video we will be learning about CT scanning can be used to create STL files, which can be used in 3D printing.
Duncan Bell: An Introduction
In this video we will be learning about who Professor Duncan Bell is and what to expect from the channel on Youtube.
5G and insects Final
As 5G networks continue to expand, concerns have arisen about how the frequencies used in this technology might impact insect physiology and behaviour.
Fat content in insects
In this video Professor Duncan Bell will show us how to see fat in insects and why it is important.
Stained vs Unstained Pt.1
In this video we explore the debate between using stained and unstained samples in micro-CT scanning. Part 1
Stained vs Unstained Pt.2
In this video we explore the debate between using stained and unstained samples in micro-CT scanning. Part 2
At it for 50 years
For over 50 years, Professor Duncan Bell has dedicated his career to advancing digestive health and improving patient care.
Tracheal System Pt.1
In part one of our two-part series on the tracheal system of insects, Duncan will explore the simpler tracheal systems found in various species.
Tracheal System Pt.2
In part two of our series on the tracheal system of insects, we shift focus to the more complex tracheal systems found in advanced species.
Radiological Features
In this video, we use advanced micro-CT scanning to reveal the radiological features of a wasp. Explore the intricate internal structures.
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