by Tina Schott | Dec 4, 2015 | Featured Netter Awards, Netter Award
2015 Dr. Frank H. Netter Award Recipient The BoneBoxTM Series is an exceptional collection of user-centric anatomical resources that simulate holding human bones in your hands with the enhancement of interactive tools to supplement their value. Rather than...
by Tina Schott | Jul 12, 2013 | Featured Netter Awards, Netter Award
2013 Dr. Frank H. Netter Award Recipient Foldit, The Foldit Team at the University of Washington Foldit is a computer game that enables players to support advances in health and the treatment of disease by determining the structure of proteins – the complex molecules...
by Tina Schott | Feb 29, 2012 | Featured Netter Awards, Netter Award
2012 Dr. Frank H. Netter Award Recipient Ralph Hruban, MD; Bona Kim, MA; Corinne Sandone, MA, CMI; and Toby Cornish MD, PhD The Vesalius Trust is pleased to announce the 2012 recipient of the Dr. Frank H. Netter Award is The Johns Hopkins Atlas of Pancreatic...
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by Tina Schott | Feb 1, 2011 | Featured Netter Awards, Netter Award
2010 Dr. Frank H. Netter Award Emmi Programs by Emmi Solutions, LLC Emmi Programs are online, multimedia programs prescribed to patients to help them prepare for procedures, make medical decisions, and learn about health conditions. Through the use of interactive...
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by Tina Schott | Jan 30, 2011 | Netter Award
2009 Dr. Frank H. Netter Award Recipient: Limbs and Things’ PROMPT Birthing Simulator Visual communication in the health sciences comes in many forms these days. Simulators are an example of biomedical visualization that has a direct and significant impact on the way...
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by Tina Schott | Jan 30, 2011 | Netter Award
2008 Dr. Frank H. Netter Award Recipient: The Virtual Temporal Bone Dissection Project Ohio State University, Ohio Supercomputer Center, and Nationwide Children’s Hospital The Virtual Temporal Bone Project is a collaboration among physicians and researchers that uses...
