Today, we’re having some fun with microbial visualization styles in Blender. https://youtu.be/MNwIFc71oPM
#b3d #blender #scivis

As I get ready for this year's Maker Faire, I can't help but be nostalgic for the first years of that amazing event, and what we did in those years. I really need to work more on documenting it. Some of the best things I've ever done took place at the Maker Faire :D

https://kristinhenry.medium.com/galaxygoos-cell-project-and-the-maker-faire-4011ca784357

I'm still quite happy how last year's #SciVis Contest at #IEEEVIS turned out.

Some of the results have been added to the contest website and I can only urge you to check them out, some amazing work can be found there:

https://sciviscontest2023.github.io/results/
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Takashi Kawase has released a #linux version of VVDViewer (https://github.com/JaneliaSciComp/VVDViewer), a powerful volume renderer (#scivis, #sciviz) for #fluorescence #microscopy data. To celebrate, here is a video rendered by VVDViewer as driven by the Linux version of neuVid. The input to neuVid is a high-level description of the video, in this case showing four #drosophila lines from the #HHMIJanelia FlyLight Gen1 MCFO collection. The input text is pretty simple... (1/3)

Just realized I never posted an #introduction, so here we go:

Hi my name is Hagen and currently I'm pursuing my PhD in computer science. My research interests include Information Visualization, Scientific Visualization techniques, and Computer Graphics.

Please check my personal website for more details on my work and publications and feel free to say hi!