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Core Facilities

Computer Imaging Facility

The computer imaging laboratory (CIL) is currently dedicated to the Virtual Human Embryo Project.

The aim of the Digital Reconstruction of Embryonic Morphology (DREM) project is to produce a series of image databases containing the serial sections of representative examples of each of the 23 stages of human embryonic development. The best examples from the Carnegie collection in Washington DC are being captured digitally and the images are cleaned, restored and aligned. The sections are labeled and compiled into software that can be read with an Internet browser. These databases are being distributed on CDs and DVDs.

The Human Embryo Imaging and Reconstruction, Library Of Online Media (HEIRLOOM) collection is a related project funded by the National Library of Medicine. The HEIRLOOM Collection will contain searchable databases of the labels for the DREM project in addition top related 3D reconstructions and animations. These resources will be primarily distributed over the Internet together with a variety of embryology educational materials.

The CIL currently has 4 high-end graphics workstations with a variety of imaging and 3D-reconstruction software. We also have the equipment for duplicating DVDs and CDs and producing their jewel cases.