Creating digital exhibitions using real scientific data | Project DIG @QueenslandMuseum
Creating digital exhibitions using real scientific data | Project DIG @QueenslandMuseum
Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Project DIG has partnered with Swedish based 3D-visualisation software company Interspectral to transform our collections and research into amazing digital exhibitions.

Supported by #ProjectDIGQM
Creating digital exhibitions using real scientific data | Project DIGColour: Secret Language of the Reef | Museum of Tropical QueenslandI DIG Discovery supported by Project DIGHelp Save Queenslands StoriesWe’ve got a little project for you | Queensland Museum NetworkDigitising the legacy of an infamous shipwreck | Project DIGFuture Makers | Lost in Space Teacher STEM PD | Primary school classroom implementationFirst Nations Foyer Project features traditional contemporary artist Niketa LawThomas & Friends are rolling into town these Winter School Holidays 2021 | The Workshops Rail MuseumMiddlemount trace fossil mystery with Dr Espen Knutsen | Project DIGDiscovering the Rosettta Stone of marine palaeontology | Project DIGDay out with Thomas is coming to Ipswich June 2022
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Creating digital exhibitions using real scientific data | Project DIG

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