Why Scientists Are Scanning Insects with Particle Accelerators | Thomas van de Kamp

In this episode, we explore how scientists are using powerful particle accelerators to scan insects in extraordinary detail, revealing their internal structures in full 3D. Thomas van de Kamp explains how this technology is transforming our understanding of insect anatomy, evolution, and biodiversity, and what it could mean for digitally preserving life on Earth.
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