Visual essays about imaging, artificial intelligence, and the people who make discovery possible.
From a labeled brain to a network of hospitals: five stories about turning medical images into knowledge that can travel.
Some ideas deserve more room than a slide can give them. I created this library to turn my talks into visual essays you can read, explore, and return to.
In each exhibit, I offer a short overview, a guided chapter with interactive explanations, and a reading room of annotated research. I invite you to follow the whole story or begin with the question that interests you.
I’m Bennett Landman, Stevenson Chair of Engineering and University Distinguished Professor at Vanderbilt University, where I direct the Vanderbilt Lab for Immersive AI Translation (VALIANT). My research focuses on robust, scalable methods for medical image analysis, connecting engineering with clinical questions. More about my work ↗
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