Really successful day WCP2023 . Everyone loved the RecepTour pharmacology board game. Thanks British Pharmacological Society for funding the development. Since ‘unboxing’ seems to be a thing, here’s ours.

Zoom in & see a caterpillar’s internal organs! This one was segmented from raw MRI data provided by GEMRIC UofG MVLS The data went through ImageJ, Slicer3D, Maya, Substance Painter & Sketchfab. View the 3D model here, skfb.ly/oJYLN Created by xrlifescience.com

Come and see our 10m long cardiac myocyte in VR 👇

Another fabulous MRI dataset from GEMRIC UofG MVLS Tarantula with internal abdominal structures. 3D processing by XR Life Science (xrlifescience.com). Check out the 3D model on Sketchfab at skfb.ly/oK9AA

A 10Gb volume of mitochondria (brown) segmented from a block of EM data. The processing (using machine learning) was done on the UofG MVLS Advanced Research System (MARS). Having an account on MARS just feels kinda cool. Follow me for more pictures from MARS 👽

A great day out at University of Birmingham giving the Keynote at #LifeSci3D and then demonstrating some VR Spinal Cord content.

This has to be said. Without the massive victory of 2018 - which many in our own union refused to acknowledge and celebrate - we would be on fully defined contribution pensions now and there would have been nothing to save. Victory to the workers in 2018 and again in 2023!

COS cell scanned on Leica Microsystems SP8. Actin (red), Tubulin (yellow), Mito (green). Objective download from Sketchfab (skfb.ly/KuoK). Z-series rendered in Maya by xrlifescience.com UofG MVLS

Thanks Scottish Microscopy Society for the opportunity to present today. Really interesting meeting.

It's #PhysiologyWeek2023 and the staff are ready to share VR myocytes and Social change through physiology education. Bring on the punters! With Iain Rowe Craig Daly @ProfJohnBarrow and Pietro.

Great day University of Aberdeen and UoA Medicine, Medical Sciences and Nutrition for #PhysiologyWeek2023 demonstrating our Myocyte and Spinal Cord VR applications. The Physiological Society UofG MVLS

iLRN2024 this year is at the University of Glasgow. Second round submission is opened with special tracks such as Literacy and Equity and Sustainable Development and Immerse Learning in the Climate Emergency #immersivelearning #DigitalLiteracy #iLRN2024 immersivelrn.org/iLRN2024#progr….

Another 3D model added to the XRLS (xrlifescience.com) Sketchfab collection. This time a Femur. A bit heavy at 1M polys but it’s down to 85Mb having started at around 45Gb when it came off the Micro CT Scanner. skfb.ly/oSCKM You should see this one in #VR 🔬😎

MVLS Graduate school’s @UoGMVLSGradSch annual STEM week ! Great day 1 Chryston Primary Susan L Lindsay @AnacostaSci Craig Daly Cheryl Woolhead #DrGsmimis

It was a real honour to deliver the Keynote today at the #UofGTechConf Amazed but never surprised at the knowledge and expertise that UofG techs contribute. Fabulous posters.

A new 3D model added to the XR Life Science sketchfab collection. This one took a while! A muscarinic (M3) receptor with bound fluo-pirenzepine within a lipid bilayer. It's a single frame from a 96ns molecular dynamics simulation. (skfb.ly/oX8qW)

Another fabulous 3D model added to the XR Life Science Sketchfab collection. This Renal Glomerulus was modelled by Agni Papamanoli as part of a final year project for MSc Medical Visualisation & Anatomy UofG MVLS SIT-GSA . skfb.ly/ppr6E

It’s the day after the night before. UofG SCMH held its #SCMHAthenaSwan #EDI celebration ceilidh lastnight. Huge thanks to all those who came + made it such a fun night! Fantastic music from “The Midgierakers” with Craig Daly + a piping treat to start the night from Kyle Shead

Just pirenzepine arriving at a Muscarinic receptor, hanging around for a bit and then leaving. Think I got lucky with this MD simulation. Full disclosure. One half is a backwards movie (the arrival). Fallen down a rabbit hole with this MD stuff!