Kurtis Sensenig | 2 min | USA | 2012
US PREMIERE
SYNOPSIS
This never-before-seen footage from a laboratory at the University of Pennsylvania’s Department of Physics and Astronomy shows microscopic particles moving in a drop as it dries.
Penn physicists have recently shown that simply changing particle shape can eliminate the ring-shaped stain that is left behind when drops of certain liquids dry. In this video microscopy footage from their experiments, watch as spherical particles get swept to the edges, while oblong particles are distributed consistently.
SCREENING SCHEDULE
Avant-Garde Science, 5th Annual Imagine Science Film Festival
9:00pm | Saturday, November 10, 2012
THE WOOLY
PRODUCTION CREDITS
Directed, produced, edited and scored by Kurtis Sensenig
DIRECTOR’S BIO
Kurtis Sensenig is an Emmy-nominated web video producer of short web-based documentary videos. He started the video production unit at the University of Pennsylvania where he has produced a number of popular web videos.
