Experts Guide

Tanasi is Director of the Institute for Digital Exploration at USF. His research focuses is on classical archaeology with a focus on ceramic studies in the central Mediterranean from prehistory to the end of the Roman empire. He applies 3D Digital Imaging techniques for the documentation, interpretation and global dissemination of endangered, inaccessible or neglected archaeological heritage with projects in Sicily and Florida.

Matar can discuss interventional cardiology, cardiovascular disease, cardiac catheterization and heart disease treatment. He can also discuss how the use of 3D-printed models of a patient’s heart can help determine whether additional protective steps are needed before surgery.

Freeman is a transdisciplinary visual artist and designer whose body of work is a dynamic fusion of technology and traditional studio art practice. His creative explorations delve into themes of Blackness, social conditioning, and hybridity, employing a diverse array of mediums and techniques. Originally trained in drawing and painting, Freeman has expanded his expertise to include new media disciplines such as animation, digital modeling, 3D scanning, digital fabrication, virtual reality, and artificial intelligence.

Piracci is an art and technology expert focused on public art, curation, 3D printing and 3D clay printing, sustainability, environmental restoration and oyster brick habitats.