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Body Browser is a detailed 3D model of the human body. You can peel back anatomical layers, zoom in, and navigate to parts that interest you. Click to identify anatomy, or search for muscles, organs, bones and more. You can also show share the exact scene you are viewing by copying and pasting the corresponding URL.
— originally from Google Explores the Human Body With HTML5
Inside the new world of molecular animation — from sentient developments
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Resource per Steve Knode, who states:
A new project, dubbed “The Human Connectome,” will take five years and cost $30 Million, will map out approximately 100 billion neurons and 150 trillion synapses. The study will include the work of 33 experts and 1,200 study participants at nine different institutions.
Software creates 3D wiring maps of the brain — from gizmag.com by Ben Coxworth
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An image of a brain’s wiring system, acquired using the new software
From biotech visionaries growing new body parts, to in vitro meat, from a global sensor web that monitors the health of the earth’s biosphere, to a massive effort to reverse-engineer the human brain, Surviving the Future takes a disquieting and astonishing look at some of science’s most radical new technologies.
The film also takes a hard look at the ‘new normal’ of the climate crisis, as we balance our desire to be environmentally responsible—to ‘do the right thing’—and still participate in the consumer economy that is, for better or worse, the basis of our society.
Surviving the future is an unsettling glimpse into the human psyche right now, as our culture staggers between a fervent belief in futuristic utopian technologies on the one hand, and dreams of apocalyptic planetary payback on the other.
Thought provoking and visually stunning, Surviving the Future looks at the stark and extreme choices facing our species as we prepare ourselves for the most challenging and consequential period in our history.
From DSC:
These are some of the things I was alluding to in my post here…I’d be more comfortable with many of these things if the state of the heart were in better condition.
172 interactive health tutorials and 32 edugames — from Zaidlearn
Some example links include:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/tutorial.html
http://www.patient-education.com/main.asp?p=aboutxplain&s=xplaintutorials
