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James Tyrwhitt-Drake
New UVic initiative fashions face shields
The Ring
A new UVic initiative is building face shields for frontline health workers as we face a worldwide shortage of disposable face masks.
A student's grand vision
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Invisible worlds exist all around us. And UVic biology undergrad James Tyrwhitt-Drake has made it his mission to reveal the smallest of those worlds, with spectacular results. The invisibility of microscopic creatures, much like the perceptual invisibility that comes with the speedy flapping of a hummingbird’s wings, requires special equipment to capture and appreciate. For Tyrwhitt-Drake, that equipment is the scanning electron microscope (SEM) in UVic’s Advanced Microscopy Facility.
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