Dendrite Electrons injected at the top of the image rain down in the branched flow pattern seen, as they ride over a bumpy landscape These images render electron flow paths in a"two dimensional electron gas". Inspired by the experiments of Mark Topin ka, Brian Leroy, and prof. Robert Westervelt at Harvard. Theory performed by Scot Shaw These two images are based on the actual electron flow patterns for electrons riding over bumpy landscape. The electrons have more than enough energy to ride over any bump in the landscape, and the concentrations of electron flow(white/pink in Dendrite, and darkest streaks in Transport lID are newly discovered indirect effects of that bumpy ride. The channeling ol branching was unexpected and has serious implications for small electronic devices of the future. The electron flow images are excellent examples of the wonderful way nature emulates herself in different contexts. Thus, the folding of the electron trajectories looks like looking through translucent kelp! Or, like ridges on a mountainDendrite Electrons injected at the top of the image rain down in the branched flow pattern seen, as they ride over a bumpy landscape. These images render electron flow paths in a "two dimensional electron gas". Inspired by the experiments of Mark Topinka, Brian Leroy, and Prof. Robert Westervelt at Harvard. Theory performed by Scot Shaw. These two images are based on the actual electron flow patterns for electrons riding over bumpy landscape. The electrons have more than enough energy to ride over any bump in the landscape, and the concentrations of electron flow (white/pink in Dendrite, and darkest streaks in Transport III) are newly discovered indirect effects of that bumpy ride. The channeling or branching was unexpected and has serious implications for small electronic devices of the future. The electron flow images are excellent examples of the wonderful way nature emulates herself in different contexts. Thus, the folding of the electron trajectories looks like looking through translucent kelp! Or, like ridges on a mountain