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Preserving History with Dr. W. Brent Seales wtvq.com/2018/04/27/pre… via @wwaynews
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He’s all about preserving historical documents, like the oldest copy of Homer’s Illiad. Dr. W. Brent Seales joined us and walked us through the process of saving these documents from extinction. Find...
Dr. Brent Seales' fascinating work to reveal the hidden text inside a burned scroll was featured this week on Discovery Channel Canada. Watch the interview and hear the fascinating details of how he and his students did it: discovery.ca/Shows/Daily-Pl…. (28 minute mark)
‘60 Minutes’ to feature UK prof who developed a way to decipher ancient scrolls kentucky.com/news/local/edu…
To learn more about Dr. Seales research program to read the scrolls from Herculaneum as featured on last night's @60Minutes, visit our website, vis.uky.edu/digital-restor… …
American Brent Seales and two Italian scholars, Graziano Ranocchia and Vito Mocella, are fierce competitors all claiming they had the same idea: to use a super powerful X-ray, called a synchrotron, to reveal the contents of the scrolls of Herculaneum.
Can technology unravel the secrets sealed by Mt. Vesuvius 2,000 years ago? Scholars believe the damaged scrolls of Herculaneum could contain lost works of Greek philosophy, Roman poetry, or early Christian writings. cbsn.ws/2pY7OGx
Brent Seales believes his virtual unrolling software can reveal the contents of the damaged papyrus scrolls of Herculaneum because he’s already proven it on an ancient Hebrew scroll His software resurrected the oldest text of the Bible as we know it today.
Our latest documentary and spiritual successor to "Coal in Kentucky" is now available on YouTube! youtu.be/ApwyKfmkftA
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New Video: Vis Center faculty member Nathan Jacobs is looking for ways to understand images in new ways. reveal.uky.edu/jacobs_nathan
Vis Center researcher is developing better online security. tinyurl.com/lsr5kjk
Watch our latest documentary on aeronautics research on KET tonight! tinyurl.com/mo5vqeq
Check our our faculty researcher Kevin Donohue's work in solving the cocktail problem. tinyurl.com/kek3p7r
Disney research is adding touch feedback to visual displays. Interesting work! ow.ly/ojNFC
Our staff engineer Bill Gregory talks about 3D printing on USA Today ow.ly/lxuA2
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Researchers closing in on printing 3-D hearts
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Come visit us this Sat. for Engineers Day! The Vis Center will be open from 9-1 with parking right in front available. Hope to see you then!
Welcome back to the spring semester! We are glad to see our students coming back.
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