Thermal image of moose on the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska taken in August 2010 with the Visualization and Digital Imaging Lab Raytheon Nightsight PalmIR 250. White colors indicate warmer temperatures. Losing heat to the air is one way that moose regulate body temperature. This is part of a research project on moose in northeastern Minnesota (www.nrri.umn.edu/moose).

A video of a neurological exam

Go to http://laserprzmexperimentvislab05192010.blogspot.com/ for explanation of video

Hays Kids FASD Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

Introduction of UMD's new head of Civil Engineering, Andrea Schokker, and glimpses of the new J.I. Swenson Civil Engineering Building.

Photo credits:

i35 bridge collapse photo: BelMikey

i35 bridge construction photo: Andrew Ciscel

rain barrel photo: Dnorman

Sandy Pederson talks about her positive experiences teaching graphic design in Saudi Arabia at Dar Al Hekma Women's College.

Prof. Justin Rubin, Music, discusses the Holocaust and his music composition using ProTools software at the Viz Lab.

Prof. Erik Brown, Large Lakes Observatory, discusses long-term climate change and geological formations in his research in Africa and the United States.

Quick overview of Viz Lab at UMD