BMCAA UnCon 2021 | Stuart Jantzen: Why I Stole Research from the '90s

Stuart Jantzen joins the BMCAA for their annual UnConference (UnCon) in 2021 to share about "Why He Stole Research from the '90s"

Description of talk: I recently created a short animation about genetics and I'll share a story about my research process and how it informed the scientific visualization. The experience has caused me to reflect on access to information in general and primary literature specifically. I'll discuss when and why we care about scientific data, what limitations our current systems have, and how we can advocate for change.

About the Speaker: Stuart creates educational animations for clients and to be freely available on YouTube. He uses Houdini, Redshift, and Blackmagic Design tools to animate biology. Formerly he worked as a biomedical technical artist at AXS Studio, conducted molecular visualization research at UTM with Jodie Jenkinson and Gaël McGill, taught Maya at BMC, graduated from the MScBMC program (1T3), worked as a bioinformatician, and graduated with a BSc in molecular biology, in reverse chronological order.

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