TIP Multimedia Archive

	Smart fluids solidify in the presence of an electrical or magnetic field and re-liquefy when that force is removed. Applications range from dampers for vehicle vibration control to virtual surgery. http://www.mrfluid.com/ (see animation at lower right) http://literature.lord.com/root/videos/rheonetic/fluiddemo.mpg Credit: Lord Corporation © 2004. Lord and Rheonetic are trademarks of Lord Techmark, Inc., a subsidiary of Lord Corporation.
	A computer simulation depicting the disintegration of a double-wall nanotube as the temperature rises from absolute zero to 7,800 K.
	(Credit: David Tomanek, Michigan State University)
	A computer simulation depicting a nanotube-based memory element in which the two stable positions of the red metallofullerene at the ends of the capsule can be associated with "bit 0" and "bit 1".
	(Credit: Young-Kyun Kwon, Michigan State University)
	Pavarotti singing an aria, recorded on a tiny silicon microphone
	(see "The Incredible shrinking microphone")
	Computer animation modeling tide variability
	(see "Computer models define tide variability")
	Color matching exercise
	(see "Color matching in the internet era")