3rd Visualisation in Science Conference
 
Visualisation is a rapidly evolving area within science. It encompasses a range of techniques that allow us to represent scientific data in a visually meaningful way. It can include 2D images, 3D digital reconstruction, animations and different realities (e.g. virtual, augmented and extended reality) to better represent scientific datasets.
 
This conference is open to all members of staff and students in the College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences, and The Glasgow School of Art, who are interested in visualisation techniques in science. The purpose of this is to start an open dialogue and showcase the digital work we are involved in across MVLS. We are looking for those involved in Visualisation in Science to also consider submitting for an oral presentation (time to be confirmed) or lightning talk (5 mins). The call for abstracts is open now until 13th March 2020.
 
Registration for this conference is now open and closes on the 20th March 2020.
 
The programme will be confirmed after the closing date.