(This post is a slightly longer than average report detailing our trip to the EG VCBM 2010 conference. It’s of course super-entertaining, but if you still do wish to skim through it, I’ve bolded the per-paragraph themes. If you’re not sure what these danged conferences are about, see my recent EuroVis 2010 post for a [...]
Entries Tagged as 'medical visualization'
VCBM 2010 [Weekly Head Voices #26]
July 8th, 2010 · 1 Comment · science, weekly head voices, work
Tags:conference·medical visualization·vcbm·visualisation·visualization
Weekly Head Voices #9: Windows 7 Geek-o-Rama.
November 23rd, 2009 · No Comments · life, nerd, science, tech, work
I’ve unfortunately not been involved in any quantum entanglement accidents recently — teaching duties are mostly to be blamed for my two-week silence. Besides spending at least a whole work-day every week on our Data Visualisation practical, I’ve been lecturing and also been preparing a new lecture block on information visualisation with a dash of [...]
Tags:medical visualization·research·weekly head voices·windows 7
I have an official course code!
May 1st, 2008 · 4 Comments · education
I am currently designing a new master-level course at the TU Delft, creatively named Medical Visualization, and it’s just been assigned an official course code: IN4307. Whooo! Keep an eye out for IN4307: This 5 ECTS course will run in the 3d period (February to April) of the 2008/2009 academic year and it’s going to [...]
