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The Virtual Humans Video. The Virtual Humans film produced in CompBioMed1 remains our most popular single item on the YouTube channel, having amassed 12,662 views alone (about 2-8 times more than any other CompBioMed YouTube video, and about 2-4 times other CoEs’ most viewed content). The Virtual Humans film is intended to describe the core concept of Computational Biomedicine, looking towards a future where digital avatars are used to inform medical decisions. The concept is described in a simple manner than can be understood by the general public. In describing computational biomedicine, the film also introduces viewers to the 6 xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/channel/UCUiIfmesH_psiArXT3xcppA/featured main areas of research in CompBioMed. By delivering the message alongside striking high fidelity graphics, the resulting video is a high impact, broadly appealing, and extremely versatile piece of content.
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The Virtual Humans Video. CompBioMed continued to dedicate a considerable amount of effort towards a major dissemination campaign for the “Virtual Humans” film. The film was initially released on 27 September 2017 at an event at the London Science Museum in a ‘Lates’ event before a crowd of 400 members of the general public. More details on that event are available in D3.4. The film itself was produced using structural data taken directly from simulations, and enhanced using advanced graphics techniques, then rendered in 4k resolution on the MareNostrum supercomputer at Barcelona Supercomputing Center. Six screenshots from the film are shown in Figure 18. The Virtual Humans film is intended to describe the core concept of Computational Biomedicine, looking towards a future where digital avatars are used to inform medical decisions. The concept is described in a simple manner than can be understood by the general public. In describing computational biomedicine, the film also introduces viewers to the main areas of research in CompBioMed. By delivering the message alongside striking high fidelity graphics, the resulting video is a high impact, broadly appealing, and extremely versatile piece of content. Figure 18: Screenshots from the Virtual Humans film Appendix 9.3.2 shows the activity undertaken to disseminate the Virtual Humans film, along with the types of audiences targeted, and the estimated numbers of people reached. Highlights of the campaign include: • A screening of the video during the Dutch TV programme “De Wereld Xxx Xxxxxx”, with reported viewer estimates of 1,000,000. • A link to the video in an article in “The Healthy Food Guide” print magazine to a subscriber base of 45,000. • Postings of the film on YouTube channels, amassing 11,438 views. • The film was a finalist in the 5th Raw Science Film Festival in Los Angeles. It won the 2nd place of the Professional Documentary of less than 10 minutes. • The film was shortlisted for the Short Film Competition at the AFO (Academic Film Olomouc) Festival of Science in the Czech Republic. • The film won an award for Technical Merit at the 2018 SCINEMA International Science Film Festival. • The film was presented in a segment on "Building A Virtual Human" at the Cheltenham Science Festival 2018, UK. • The film was shown to various groups of medical students in the courses described in Section 6. • The Science Museum Lates event featured on the BBC Tomorrow's World website. • Prominent people tweeted about the Science Museum Lat...
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