how an interactive 3d perception can help scientists
DESCRIPTION
The complexity of scientific applications is usually much greater than the mainstream ones and consequently the former ones have more cumbersome user interface features. Yet it would be natural to expect that situation can significantly improve if some new style UI would be in place to mitigate scientific complexity. The 3rd dimension is the most probable potential candidate for such improvement. I’d like to steer a discussion around how an interactive 3D perception can help solving problems in various domains of science including chemistry, biology, spectroscopy, crystallography, etc.TRANSCRIPT
How an interactive 3D perception can help scientists
Valery Tkachenko, Royal Society of Chemistry
zCon East
Boston, October 21th 2013
The World we live in
Internet World20+ years into the Internet RevolutionWeb 2.0 -> Web 3.0
Connected WorldSocial NetworksReal-time Communications
Big Data WorldSemantic contentNew Interfaces
Science map
Science complexity
Science on the Internet
Why disproportion?Scientific complexity
Conservative nature
Visualization
Intuition
It is so difficult to navigate…
What’s the structure?What’s the structure?
Are they in our file?
Are they in our file?
What’s similar?What’s
similar?
What’s the target?
What’s the target?Pharmacology
data?Pharmacology
data?
Known Pathways?
Known Pathways?
Working On Now?
Working On Now?Connections
to disease?Connections to disease?
Expressed in right cell type?Expressed in
right cell type?
Competitors?Competitors?
IP?IP?
Science is a part of a larger world
