The details of the international Nanocar Race explained in a new video
08.04.2024
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Madrid, April 8th, 2024. In 2022, the IMDEA Nanociencia team took the podium of the II Nanocar Race. Eight teams of scientists from around the world competed to move their molecules as fast as possible, in a race that would last 24 hours straight.
In a new outreach video, Prof. David Écija, technical director of the Nanohispa team, tells the details of the race, including the science behind the mechanism that makes it possible to move to these tiny vehicles.
The video was produced by the Quantum Fracture team, and has already accumulated more than 148,000 views. The full interview can be watched here.
More information:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dn4KI-MVSeo (vídeo de divulgación)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feiDQLkOr60 (Entrevista completa)
Contact:
Prof. David Écija
david.ecija @imdea.org
Nanoarchitectonics on Surfaces Group
@davidecijalab
Oficina de Divulgación y Comunicación de IMDEA Nanociencia
divulgacion.nanociencia [at]imdea.org
Twitter: @imdea_nano
Facebook: @imdeananociencia
Instagram: @imdeananociencia
Source: IMDEA Nanociencia.
Related information:
Web del equipo Nanohispa: https://nanohispa.nanociencia.imdea.org/es/la-carrera-mas-pequena/ (
El videojuego de la carrera: https://nanohispa.nanociencia.imdea.org/es/el-videojuego/