Medical visualisation—or MedVis—combines anatomical and scientific knowledge with visual communication technologies such as 3D modelling, animation, motion capture, interactive applications and immersive media. It can transform complex information into engaging visual experiences for education, healthcare, research, sport and training.
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Lauren Walsh
Lauren Walsh
Lauren Walsh brings a background in fine art and healthcare to 3D modelling, animation and immersive development. Her MSc project, Visual Pathways VR, used interactive 3D anatomy and VR to teach orbital trauma and pathology. She has since applied her medical visualisation expertise to anatomy education at the University of Glasgow, developing biomedical visualisation learning content and Blender-based tutorials that teach students to create their own anatomical 3D models.
Elizabeth Dunlap
Elizabeth Dunlap
Elizabeth Dunlap brings a long-standing understanding of human form and movement to medical visualisation, informed by formal study in figurative drawing and applied kinesiology, alongside more than 20 years of professional bodywork experience, including eight years working in clinical rehabilitation settings. Her MSc research, Medical Visualisation of the Golf Swing, brought that background together with anatomy, 3D modelling, motion capture, animation and instructional design.
Together, L&L interprets complex science and anatomy through visual storytelling—combining research, education, design and creative technology to transform scientific information into clear, accurate and engaging 3D, animated and interactive experiences.
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Lauren Walsh and Elizabeth Dunlap carrying on business as L&L MedVis Consult
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