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Warren began his career in IT as a field technician for IBM in 1993 where he repaired and serviced PS/2 workstations, Intel based servers, and RS6000 RISC servers. Like many IBM employees, Warren moved around and was stationed in in Tallahassee, FL, Valdosta, GA, and eventually Gainesville, FL with
2000, Warren stepped up his long time interest in software
Management Team Warren Brown IT Director, Office of Museum Technology Director About Warren wbrown@floridamuseum.ufl.edu | 352-273-1911 Josh Spurgin IT Support Supervisor About Josh jspurgin@floridamuseum.ufl.edu | 352-273-1915 Staff (A-Z by last name) Charlie Crowley Technical Support c
floridamuseum.ufl.edu | 352-273-1912 Gary Sansone Software
Computed Tomography applications for museum research High Resolution Computed Tomography, also known as X-ray microtomography/ nanotomography, is a nondestructive imaging technique that allows the ultrahigh-fidelity reconstruction and visualization of external and internal features of non-liv
computers with a range of reconstruction and 3D editing software
The Florida Museum research building hosts a rotating exhibit highlighting recent student research guided by a Florida Museum mentor. Posters are on display at Dickinson Hall for one semester and then permanently archived on this website where available. Contact information for current Muse
any poster to download the PDF. 2018 OntoPilot: new software
Edward Stanley Ed is an Associate Scientist and director of the Digital imaging division. In addition to assisting Florida Museum scientists with their digitization projects, his research focuses on new applications of Computed Tomography data for research and education, Phylogenetics of Sub-Sahara
Twitter Gary Sansone Gary develops the Virtual Reality software
The openVertebrate project, oVert for short, is a new initiative to provide free, digital 3D vertebrate anatomy models and data to researchers, educators, students and the public. Over the next four years, the oVert team will CT scan 20,000 fluid-preserved specimens from U.S. museum collect
anole can be analyzed using a range of engineering software
Managing images, documents, videos and other media is an important part of creating a website. These tutorials will show you how to source your files properly, prepare them for web use, upload, edit, replace and more. Videos on this page: Preparing and Uploading Images Be sure you hav
prep your images for web use by using photo editing software
3D Lab users have access to several 3D printing/additive manufacture options, including a new Formlabs Form2 resin-based stereolithography printer with wash and curing stations, and stocks of white, clear and durable resin. Usage is free for occasional use, but repeat users, or those with special
various printers on campus, the 3D Lab has a number of software
A new study involving more than 100 researchers from 10 countries, including the Florida Museum of Natural History, has reconstructed the insect tree of life and found, among other things, that insects ruled the land 400 million years ago. The cover story in Friday’s issue of the journal Science
insect transcriptomes posed a major challenge, since software
