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“A fast and economic scan-to-line-conversion algorithm” by Woetzel

“Moving, computer-generated images via integral holography” by Vickers, Smith, Levine and Cross

“A Fortran IV program to draw enhanced graphic characters” by Wolcott and McCrackin

“Computer graphics in support of Space Shuttle simulation” by Weinberg

“Beyond Productivity: Children as digital artists” by Pettigrew

“Postproduction Re-Illumination of Live Action Using Interleaved Lighting” by Gardner, Tchou, Wenger, Debevec and Hawkins

“Haptic Collaboration with Augmented Reality” by Adcock, Hutchins and Gunn

“A 3D Graphics Environment for Behavioral Neurobiology Research” by Cofer, Zhu, Edwards, Aquilio, Cymbalyuk, et al. …

“Mocap+MRI=?” by Iwasawa, Mase and Morishima

“Computing the Virtual Human” by Blackett, Bullivant and Hunter

“The Vasculature of the Heart: An Interactive Guided Tour” by Wischgoll, Moritz and Meyer

“Computer Assisted Surgical Planning for Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting” by Kim, Kim, Choi, Choi and Lee

“X3D-Technologies for Medical Image Visualization” by Melzer, Lipinski and Grönemeyer

“Visualization of Blood Platelets in a Virtual Environment” by Pivkin, Yang, Richardson, Karniadakis and Laidlaw

“Visualizing Deep Brain Stimulation Settings in Obsessive Compulsive Disorder” by Eigen, Grollman, Laidlaw, Greenberg and Einbinder

“A Multi-dimensional Visualization Tool for Understanding the Role of EMG Signals in Head Movement Anticipation” by Hasanbelliu

“fMRI Visualization of Multiple Functional Areas” by Hardenbergh

“MIBlob: A Tool for Medical Visualization and Modelling using Sketches” by Araújo, Jorge, Sousa, Samavati and Wyvill

“Nanopositioning machines need a fast visualization and a modern control” by Braunschweig and Weiss

“Mapping Chaos” by Trowbridge and Dowty

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