EVA London 2021 - Index

The Lumen Prize at EVA London 2016

The Lumen Prize is presenting a small curated show at EVA London in what we hope will be a regular collaboration with the Computer Arts Society. As the current Chair of CAS, I am very pleased that I met Carla Rapoport at one of our lectures in 2014, where we were introduced by Tim Pickup and Nicola Schauerman of Genetic Moo. I saw that Carla's work in setting up and directing the Lumen Prize wa...

Homage to Eva Hild

Inspired by the work of Eva Hild, I have developed some auxiliary CAD programs and design processes that make it easier to model her undulating free-form sculptures on a computer, so that similar looking maquettes can be fabricated on a 3D printer. A special focus has been placed on trying to make single-sided 2-manifolds in a similar style.

The EVA spectral descriptor.

The EVA descriptor is derived from fundamental IR and Raman range molecular vibrational frequencies. EVA is sensitive to 3-D structure, but has an advantage over field-based 3-D QSAR methods inasmuch as it is invariant to both translation and rotation of the structures concerned and thus structural superposition is not required. The latter property and the demonstration of the effectiveness of ...

EMBL Programme 2017-2021: Digital Biology

Getting Familiar With EVA

USEFUL FEATURES Twin Duty Cycle EVA’s twin duty cycle (TDC) technology (Figure) provides a high cut rate of 16 000 cpm with a constant open duty cycle of 92%. It significantly reduces the time to complete a core vitrectomy when compared with the Associate (DORC) and other non-TDC machines. A complete core vitrectomy with the 23-gauge system and TDC technology takes an average of 3 to 4 minutes....