Science: Blender at the Meeting of Forensic Anthropology and Forensic Dentistry
Cicero Moraes uses Blender to for forensic facial reconstruction (I have mentioned him before). He now reports on a scientific presentation where he promotes the use of Free software.
Cicero writes:In this post I tell a little about my participation in the III Meeting of Forensic Anthropology and Forensic Dentistry, which took place at the Faculty of Dentistry of University of São Paulo (FOUSP).
I had the chance to lecture, teach a course in Forensic Facial Reconstruction with Blender and Free Software, and finally present scientific panels with research partners. All panels were made with the help of Blender and one of them was awarded first place as it featured most relevant research work.
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It’s great to see Blender used in a variety of areas outside the world of art.
It is not outside art.
It is art. It happens to be also science :)
The border between art and science is blurry.
Both disciplines require a keen sense of observation. At least this is true of real good artists. And even more so of real good scientists.
I liked that! :D