A new microscopy technique allows researchers to directly observe the process of nucleation, which leads to the formation of droplets and bubbles on surfaces. The advance may facilitate the design of improved, more efficient surfaces for a variety of industrial processes. [1] We are so much obsessed with inventing ways of seeing things that we do not see, that we forget the obvious: That we see things we do not see…
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