Last week, the online, open access journal Palaeontologia Electronica published a new issue , with a fantastic spectrum of papers. Much dis...

Skull of modern human ( Homo sapiens ), reconstructed from CT scan of original specimen using 3D Slicer 3.4 . Data from OUVC 10503, download...

Allometric scaling - roughly defined, when different parts of an organism grow at different rates - is an important factor in biology. In pa...

In a previous post , I noted a really nifty collection of digital lizard skulls available thanks to the efforts of Nick Gardner, writer of ...

Nick (of why I hate theropods ) posted a question today on this blog, asking if there was a way to save models from Slicer as STL files. S...

Casey Holliday , a paleontologist and functional morphologist out at Marshall University, and Nick Gardner, an undergraduate at Marshall and...

Finally. . .the long-awaited continuation of our Slicer tutorial! As a reminder (or for those who are just joining us), 3D Slicer is an ope...

Wow, there sure are a lot of steps to make a three-dimensional model from CT scan data. So far, we've loaded data , looked at the data ,...

Alrighty, now we're really going to get something done with Slicer . So far in this tutorial series, we've learned how to start the ...