About me

• I work days at Stone Three and nights at the vxlabs.
• My specialities include medical visualization (taught it, researched it, applied it, co-authored The Book), data visualization (ditto, minus the book), (medical) image processing and analysis, and software engineering.
• See this probably outdated list of the software I’ve worked on, or rather go to my github profile to see what I’m working on right now.
• Connect with me on LinkedIn.
• I have recently started enjoying micro-blogging again, this time on Blueskye as @charlbotha.com.
• This site has a Today I Learned (TiL) section with short, mostly technical, howtos. You can also read my (slightly) more extensive technical blog posts on vxlabs.com and my extremely personal blog posts on cpbotha.net.
• Send work-related email to cpbotha@vxlabs.com or personal email to info@charlbotha.com.

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