XR Tumour Evolution Model Extended Presentation

Tumour Evolution in Extended Reality – A special presentation and discussion, a collaborative XR tool to examine tumour evolution.

This project is a digital, social and spatial environment that immerses users from a range of backgrounds (clinical, biological, and technical) deeply in the data. The prototype extended reality (XR) application facilitates generation and exploration of different hypotheses of how cancer evolves, by combining detailed genomic, pathological, spatial and temporal data from a single patient with cancer.

Please join us for a special presentation on this project from key members of the project team. We will discuss aspects of model development, multi-disciplinary collaboration, and bio-medical insights; as well as a collaborative HoloLens 2 demonstration.

Presenters:
Network! Dr Ben Lawrence Dr Tamsin Robb Dr Daniel Hurley
School of Architecture and Planning Dr Michael Davis Yinan Liu (arc/sec Lab) Assoc. Prof. Uwe Rieger (arc/sec Lab)
Centre for e-Research Nick Young