Breathe: Making the Invisible Visible Fay Ballard and Judy Goldhill Freud Museum, London

Making the invisible visible.

There would be no population problems if people were not concerned about the evidently increasing difficulties of survival. Such is not the case as is evident in the global efforts for economic and social development. Yet, in the minds of most people the population question as a "situation" or a "problem" does not exist. When its reality is asserted by others, it is frequently regarded as a ...

Virtual Classrooms: Making the Invisible, Visible

In this ‘work in progress’ paper, we describe research into e-learning and virtual reality at Shanghai Jiaotong University (SJTU) and Essex University respectively. We use our experience to propose a novel virtualised learning model and architecture to support online learners and teachers to visualize important learning related information that has hitherto been invisible to users of online lea...

Dental magnetic resonance imaging: making the invisible visible.

INTRODUCTION Clinical dentistry is in need of noninvasive and accurate diagnostic methods to better evaluate dental pathosis. The purpose of this work was to assess the feasibility of a recently developed magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technique, called SWeep Imaging with Fourier Transform (SWIFT), to visualize dental tissues. METHODS Three in vitro teeth, representing a limited range of cl...

Improving Work Processes by Making the Invisible Visible

Increasingly, companies are taking part in process improvement programmes, which brings about a growing need for employees to interpret and act on data representations. We have carried out case studies in a range of companies to identify the existence and need of what we call Techno-mathematical Literacies (TmL): functional mathematical knowledge mediated by tools and grounded in the context of...

People who don't use eye services: 'making the invisible visible'.