Cornell Theory Center (1987-1998)

• Simulation of Occular Tumor Treatment 1989
• IBM Communication network 1990 (MP4 41 MB)
• Monte-Carlo simulation of miniature endplate currents 1991
• Gravity on Phobos 1991
• Comet visualization 1992 -- first Power Visualization Server project (Catherine Devine)
• Pulsar planets 1992
• CTC demo video 1995 (MP4 47MB, H264 122MB) Description
• CTC 10th anniversary 1995 (MP4 135 MB)
• Cracking a tough NUT 1996 (MP4 30 MB)
• CTC 1996 Tour tape
• Judy Warren
• Chris Pelkie -- Chris has done numerous scientific animations. Including: rock texturing, microfabricated actuators, tsunami simulation, and many others.
• Catherine Devine -- This image is by Catherine showing the progress of a tsunami across the Pacific Ocean. Catherine provided animation of a forest simulaton, cloth draping, and many other simulations.
• Martin Berggren -- Martin maintained the video suite and built everything. He also produced video such as microfabricated actuators.
• Richard Gillilan -- Richard made serveral chemistry-based animations.
• Wayne Lytle -- Wayne produced several excellent scientific animations and a spoof which shows how to do everything wrong in a scientifc animation. A list of his SIGGRAPH entries from CTC days:

  Siggraph 1989: Visualization of Simulated Treatment of an Occular Tumor

  Siggraph 1990: More Bells and Whistles (on Google video)

  Siggraph 1991: Gravity on Phobos

  Siggraph 1992: Does this Pulsar have Orbiting planets?

  Siggraph 1993: The Dangers of Glitziness and Other Visualization Faux Pas