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Proudly introducing the UCSF VR for research initiative. It has been going on for a while now. Finally have enough applications in both research and education that I think can be posted here. Technically this fits in other 2 forum sections as well, science&tech as well as programming.
Anyway here it is
Mission statements:
We are developing new, cutting-edge methods for the visualization and analysis of molecules and cells using virtual reality (VR) technology for analyzing important experimental data. These novel methods will have significant impact in our understanding of important aspects of structural biology, including drug design, the functioning of complex molecular machinery, and basic cellular properties such as motility. We aim to bring VR into routine use in labs at UCSF, with suitable analysis problems in cryoEM and light microscopy, and to advance VR capabilities for analyzing ligand-receptor interactions. This work will pioneer the way so that other research labs at UCSF can more easily adopt this technology.
And some video show casing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSMFYKIij58
Anyway here it is
Virtual Reality at UCSF
vr.ucsf.edu
Mission statements:
We are developing new, cutting-edge methods for the visualization and analysis of molecules and cells using virtual reality (VR) technology for analyzing important experimental data. These novel methods will have significant impact in our understanding of important aspects of structural biology, including drug design, the functioning of complex molecular machinery, and basic cellular properties such as motility. We aim to bring VR into routine use in labs at UCSF, with suitable analysis problems in cryoEM and light microscopy, and to advance VR capabilities for analyzing ligand-receptor interactions. This work will pioneer the way so that other research labs at UCSF can more easily adopt this technology.
And some video show casing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSMFYKIij58
