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Professor C. Paul Bonnington Director Monash University e-Research Centre [left] and Computational Imaging Scientist Dr. David Barnes peruse 3D images of the human brain at
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Virtual reality lab.
The Age/News, Picture Michael Clayton-Jones, Clayton, Story Bridie Smith](http://web.archive.org./web/20131019010619im_/http://images.theage.com.au/2013/10/18/4842662/th-bonnington-300x200.jpg)
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Professor C. Paul Bonnington [left] and Computational Imaging Scientist Dr. David Barnes peruse 3D images of the human brain at
Monash University's Cave2, the world's most advanced 2D/3D
Virtual reality lab.
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Professor C. Paul Bonnington Director Monash University e-Research Centre [left] and Computational Imaging Scientist Dr. David Barnes peruse 3D images of the human brain at
Monash University's Cave2, the world's most advanced 2D/3D
Virtual reality lab.
The Age/News, Picture Michael Clayton-Jones, Clayton, Story Bridie Smith](http://web.archive.org./web/20131019010619im_/http://images.theage.com.au/2013/10/17/4837266/1_3D_time-172x115.jpg)
