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Martin Remmele

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Advances in Physiology Education|February 16, 2019
Using stereoscopic visualizations as templates to construct a spatial hands-on representation-is there a novelty effect?Martin Remmele, Andreas Martens
Anatomical Sciences Education|June 1, 2017
The impact of stereoscopic imagery and motion on anatomical structure recognition and visual attention performanceMartin Remmele, Elena Schmidt, Melissa Lingenfelder, et al.
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Advances in Physiology Education|February 16, 2019
Using stereoscopic visualizations as templates to construct a spatial hands-on representation-is there a novelty effect?Martin Remmele, Andreas Martens
Anatomical Sciences Education|June 1, 2017
The impact of stereoscopic imagery and motion on anatomical structure recognition and visual attention performanceMartin Remmele, Elena Schmidt, Melissa Lingenfelder, et al.
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