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A code-animated iPaper.ai campaign film. A spark grows into experiments, repeated trials, years of coffee and revisions, then an epic golden “ACCEPTED!” celebration. The music abruptly stops: a small static file reads “manuscript_final_v7.pdf.” The paper is dragged into iPaper.ai and the science comes alive again through a slider, a “What happens if…?” button, and a rotating helix. Ends: “See your research come alive.” Conceptual animation with on-screen text and original instrumental music.
Animated introduction to iPaper.ai. A static paper figure becomes an interactive wave model. Controls change interference, bend a lens to move its focus, and turn a moving crowd into a flock. A stylized workflow shows linking a paper, reviewing a private draft, and publishing. Ends: “Your paper. Made interactive.” Illustrative models, with on-screen text and an instrumental soundtrack.
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The space around a Sun-like star can be divided into three regions. The region closest to the star is too hot for liquid water to persist on an exoplanet’s surface, while the region farthest from the star is so cold that any water on an exoplanet would be frozen solid. Between these lies the habitable zone, where temperatures would allow liquid water to exist. However, it’s also possible that a combination of light and gravity could create habitable temperatures on large enough moons orbiting gas giants even beyond a star’s main habitable zone. Illustration by Andrew Bizal.
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A fruit fly brain built from its real wiring map, in a real run: climbing, or lifting off the glass. Every light is a real spike. It ends: "stays calm."
Animated explainer titled Why concert speakers curve. A 3D line array hangs above an audience: the top boxes aim far, sending blue beams to the back rows, while the bottom boxes splay down, sending orange beams to the front rows. A stack diagram shows the angle between boxes growing toward the bottom. A bar chart compares level lost per doubling of distance: about 6 dB for a single box, about 3 dB for a line of boxes. Burned-in captions, synthetic narration.
Video description: Text in caption above. Woman with dark hair wearing black glasses and shirt sits in front of a blue wall with colorful bookshelves.
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A crayon cartoon: a fruit fly walks onto something bitter spilled on a table; red sparks at its feet. Inside its head, a real run of its brain model in slow motion: bitter taste neurons in all six legs fire, and at 64.1 ms its backing-up 'moonwalker' neurons fire. It walks backwards off the spill: my feet said no first.
An open-water encounter with a ctenophore. There are some strange organism attached or being eaten. Some kind of crustacean maybe. Credit video to Keishu Asada
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A fruit fly brain built from its real wiring map, in a real run: the weight of my body on my legs. Every light is a real spike. It ends: "rests."
A crayon cartoon: a fruit fly walks up to a drop of water on a table and touches it with its mouth. Inside its head, a real run of its brain model in slow motion: water on the taste pegs of its mouth, and at 52.0 ms MN9, the motor neuron that brings the mouth down, fires. Then it drinks and the drop shrinks.
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1 Text reads ”New branding for OPAL just dropped! Check out their new logo and website”.  Above it is the new OPAL (Open Palaeontology) logo. Around the O of OPAL radiates a series of dots reminiscent of a sea urchin. Above it is a sample of the new cool looking website and branding guidelines.
2 OPAL logo in 3 different colour ways on different coloured backgrounds. 
3 OPAL Website samples showing new branding colours and illustrations of prehistoric creatures. Over the top lays a snippet of the branding guide.
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