Science in Depth.

Area of Science:

• Scientific visualization
• Computer graphics
• Art and science integration

Background:

• Research laboratories generate novel scientific images.
• Fine art provides a medium for artistic expression.
• Combining these fields can offer new perspectives on scientific data.

Purpose of the Study:

• To present an exhibition titled "Science in Depth."
• To showcase 3D computer-generated images, termed phscolograms.
• To explore the intersection of scientific imagery and fine art.

Main Methods:

• Utilizing 3D computer-generated imaging techniques.
• Creating phscolograms (pronounced skol-ograms).
• Curating an exhibition of these scientific visuals.

Main Results:

• The exhibition "Science in Depth" was developed.
• Phscolograms were created from scientific images.
• The exhibition premiered at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry.

Conclusions:

• The exhibition successfully integrated scientific images with fine art.
• Phscolograms offer a unique way to visualize scientific data.
• The show traveled to multiple venues, including the Computer Museum in Boston.