Sources & attribution
Image credits.
Original technology imagery and photographs from the research community.
- Visual Patient
Hunn et al., Bioengineering (2024), 11(4):323, graphical abstract. CC BY 4.0. Overview thumbnail cropped; complete photograph shown on the technology page.
Source publication or institution - Visual Clot
Roche et al., JMIR Serious Games (2020), Figure 1. CC BY 4.0. Complete source figure.
Source publication or institution - Visual Blood
Gasciauskaitė et al., Diagnostics (2023), 13(19):3103, Figure 1. CC BY 4.0. Complete source figure.
Source publication or institution - Visual Heart
Hunn et al., Research Square preprint (2026), Figure 1. CC BY 4.0. Extracted figure oriented upright; overview thumbnail shows a detail.
Source publication or institution
Blog photographs and videos
Photographs from David Tscholl’s collection and the research group’s archive retain their credits. Research figures identify their publication and licence. Third-party LinkedIn posts are presented through short VTRG summaries and links to the original posts, where their photographs and videos can be viewed. These links do not load LinkedIn content on this website. Historical photo stories bring together dated archival photographs and accounts.
Historical Pictures
Original images, animations and slides from the research group’s archive. Dates based on filenames or archive metadata are identified as such. The 2018 study video is shown as an avatar-only excerpt. The 20 September 2017 Philips presentation is available as the original PowerPoint and a PDF retaining its layout.
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