| Blog URL: | http://3dmetrics.me.uk/ |
| Blog Tags: | measuring on-screen, virtual measuring, visualization software |
| Country: | United Kingdom |
Some of my odyssey as a private and independent researcher and innovator. My innovation consists in a new approach to analysing digital images, visualizing multi-dimensional data and forecasting time series. | |
on Feb 14, 2017 in: Software
For the moment, we re-visualised images above and beyond what our previous prototype produced. The significance is pretty fundamental, in terms of #DeepThinking about time, space and measuring. At CERN, the European Centre for Nuclear Research in Gen...
on Jan 18, 2017 in: Education
I’ve ignored this blog for a long time, as I updated 3d-metrics.me Now I’ve got a team with whom to put my prototype software online and a whole re-configuration of deep thinking and web rationalisation is taking place. As a … Conti...
As a software diagnostician in CERN, I was used to being in the 12% minority that Chi Onwurah MP highlighted in her keynote speech at Women Shift Digital. But after (male) doctors, instead of admitting they can’t help me, told me my pain is psy...
on Jun 20, 2013 in: Communication, Events, Education
This event followed the one of its kind last year which I thoroughly enjoyed. It covered the kinds of themes I’m interested in and thus was an excellent way of taking ‘the pulse of our interesting times’, e.g. asking for a High Tech...
on Jun 15, 2013 in: Education
Mashing up the best of the best seems to be the challenge of our time. Yesterday I met Charles Brewer who is remarkably likeminded in terms of ‘where we are at’ and ‘where we need to go’, as humanity evolves thanks to technolo...
The magic of networking was working again: it took the invitation to celebrate 50 years of computing @ CERN to discover this Cancer Research UK project: computer volunteers are invited to identify and count cancer cells. My Technical Expert Nelson...
on May 3, 2013 in: Events
Yesterday I saw 12 finalists competing for £40K of ICTomorrow at NESTA. I had ‘failed’ and wanted to learn what the potential winners had to offer. When I introduced myself as an ‘eternal Start-Up’ to another of the very few...
