Anatomy for Everyone at the JKU medSPACE

The Johannes Kepler University Linz would like to extend an open invitation over the course of two evenings to embark on a 3D journey through the human body at the unique JKU medSPACE at the JKU's medical campus. The medSPACE is where "Virtual Anatomy" becomes an experience! The presentation on February 28 will focus on the heart, followed by a presentation on March 30 about human joints.Admission is free! Kindly sign up in advance to attend.

[Virtual Anatomy Presentation at the JKU medSPACE
Virtual Anatomy Presentation at the JKU medSPACE

The JKU medSPACE is a lecture hall, laboratory, forum, and stage all rolled into one, giving faculty members a unique way to teach and understand medicine. Rather that viewing CT or MRI scans on a monitor, students can better understand the subject area by viewing these scans using cinematic rendering technology to view images as large, three-dimensional depictions on a 14x7 meter-size screen and in 8K resolution. Organs, blood vessels, muscles, tendons, etc. appear larger than life from all angles as razor-sharp, 3D objects and all of the related information can be displayed and hidden at the touch of a button.

Your "tour guide" is Franz Fellner, Professor of Virtual Morphology at the JKU. Prof. Fellner was instrumental in helping to develop the project and can provide you with completely new insight into the human body.

Developed by the Ars Electronica Futurelab in partnership with Siemens Healthineers and the Johannes Kepler University Linz, last year the Virtual Anatomy project won a prestigious international award, the 2022 E&T Innovation Award for "Best Emerging Technology of the Year".

 

Anatomy for Everyone

1st Date: "The Human Heart", including examples relating to therapeutic applications by Univ. Prof. Dr. Andreas Zierer and Prim. Dr. Clemens Steinwender

2nd Date: "Human Joints", shoulders, hips knees - including examples of clinical applications by Univ. Prof. Dr. Tobias Gotterbarm

Admission for each presentation is free. As the number of seats are limited, we kindly ask that you sign up in advance to attend!