Kidney cells grown in lab engineered to sense & respond to changes in blood glucose levels #ResearchHighlights https://t.co/rmv2eDWlYl
A new #SciTM study explores why a common anticoagulant might enhance blood clot formation: https://t.co/3s9MN6moyb https://t.co/VZEOkNAMx7
An animated gif made into a static line drawing! https://t.co/F1FbHe85Mm
Looking to take a new direction? Start by adopting a side-hustle mindset https://t.co/bdX50YOmse #readbyrichard https://t.co/VUqyoHVmD7
On November 30th, 2016 I will be giving a “Building Bodies” talk at Inworks space at the Colorado University Anschutz Medical Campus.
The talk will focus on process of creating patient- specific anatomical models from medical imaging data and the applications of such models in clinical practices, healthcare education, and biomedical research.
If you are in the Denver area feel free to RSVP and come by to check it out.
“Building Bodies – Anatomical Modeling from Medical Imaging Data”
Time & Date: – MST.
I am looking forward to participating in this year’s International Conference on Opportunities in the Arts held by the Transcultural Exchange in Boston, MA.
This year’s headline is “Expanding Worlds.” I will be giving a short presentation on additive manufacturing and will partake on a panel discussion on “The Joy of 3D Digital Technology for Artists.”
Date & Time: February 25, 2016 from 1:30 PM to 3:00 PM
Location: Boston University, George Sherman Union, 2nd Floor, Metcalf Hall, Small Hall
http://www.transculturalexchange.org/2016-conference/schedule.htm
