Prof Amy Shen (left), and PhD student Hsieh-Fu Tsai (right) showing the insert.

Professor Marco Terenzio illustrates how substances are transported along axons, between the cell body and the periphery of neurons.

Prof. Froese demonstrates the perceptual crossing paradigm – a virtual reality game where participants rely on vibrations to interact with static and moving objects, as well as another player’s virtual avatar.

Chlorophyll pigment molecules pass energy from a photon until it reaches a special molecule of chlorophyll -- the reaction center. Photosynthesis' efficiency may be due to the photon energy's simultaneous exploration of every possible chlorophyll route to the reaction center, whereby it chooses the shortest path -- a phenomenon only possible under quantum conditions. After the photon reaches the reaction center molecule, it loses an electron to an electron acceptor molecule. The replacement of this lost electron causes a chain reaction that leads to the production of sugar, a plant's sustenance, and the release of oxygen. Drawing by Vanessa Schipani