VIVID SydneyTen Commandments: Connect with ScienceOn May 30, 2013, Graham will share a talk with Drew Berry at this years VIVID Sydney "Light, Music & Ideas" art festival.Thanks to the ...
Posted by Graham Johnson
Workshop: Johns Hopkins Medical SchoolGraham will teach an ePMV/autoPACK workshop at Johns Hopkins for the Biophysics and Department of Art as Applied to Medicine students, faculty and staff on Thursday April 18th. Fabian ...
Posted Apr 12, 2013, 7:33 PM by Graham Johnson
Workshop: University of TorontoGraham will teach an ePMV/autoPACK workshop at the University of Toronto, Biomedical Communications department on Monday April 15th. Merry Wang, a UT alum and now at Autodesk will assist ...
Posted Apr 12, 2013, 7:33 PM by Graham Johnson
Lecture: Sampson Feldman Visiting ScholarGraham will present as the 2013 Johns Hopkins Sampson Feldman Visiting Scholar on Friday April 19, 2013.
Posted Apr 12, 2013, 7:43 PM by Graham Johnson
Welcome to the Johnson Lab at UCSF, home of the Mesoscope project.
Graham Johnson started working as a QB3@UCSF Faculty Fellow in January 2012 and the lab is looking to recruit new members.
The Johnson Lab focuses primarily on developing algorithms to enable scientists to generate, simulate, and visualize molecular models of cells, namely a software called autoFill/autoCell and continues to work with Ludovic Autin to develop ePMV in continued collaboration with Arthur Olson's lab at Scripps.
The Johnson lab also develops outreach software that enables scientists and illustrators to interoperate the computational tools of science and art and works closely on these fronts with Tom Ferrin's Computer Graphics Lab (CGL) at UCSF as a Resource for Biocomputing, and Visualization, and Informatics (RBVI) collaborator, and with the Molecular Graphics Lab (MGL) at The Scripps Research Institute as a former National Biomedical Computational Resource (NBCR) member and current collaborator.
