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March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month
Children's Welcomes Portable CT
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta's Ultrasound Department: Pediatric Emergency Studies
February is American Heart Month
• The History of Cardiac Catheterization, Past & Present (0.5 CE)
Back from the Brink
Z Codes: Image Quality Initiative in Radiology
Protecting Pediatric Patients During CT Scanning
Hoisted on My Own Petard
Radiation Exposure in the News
Volunteer Recalls Haitian Healthcare in 1995
CT Basics
Coming Soon!
We Won't Get Fooled Again
By Kelly Olsen-Stanko
Last night I came across this image , which I thought was a picture. The library nerd in me was so excited, and I awed at the beauty of it.
Then I learned it wasn't a picture at all, but computer generated imagery (CGI) made completely from 3-D and architecture software. This image, conceived by Olivier Charles, Armel Neouze, and Jacques Gelez, won the Master Award for Interior Architecture in EXPOSÉ 7, a digital art book series. It depicts the creators' vision of the Stockholm Public Library.
So unfortunately for all of us, it doesn't exist. But this isn't the first time I've been duped by the Internet. A few months ago, I came across a product while looking to solve some space and laundry issues in my apartment. While I can't exactly recall (or find a picture) of the concept...











