I wonder, if no-one has organized computational science conference where results have been presented in using 3D techniques? I think that in collaboration with local 3D supporting cinemas, this should be possible in quite easy manner. I think that this should be the direction, because it might help understand many complicate situations better, at least after hype is over.
What exactly does '3D' refer to? I've seen student presentations using prezi, which "looks" 3D, but I'm not sure if that is what you mean.
In my opinion, 3D in cinema-style is simply not financially feasible. I haven't seen any recent 3D techniques, but I imagine it is very difficult to "stack" information using 3D, while still providing the same information to all audience members. Perhaps other commenters will know more about this, though.
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Thank you for a comment. The idea came from personal 3D classes http://www.sony.co.uk/hub/personal-3d-viewer . The one view in one eye and one data to another. I think that it could be relative easy to convert result figures in this format. And in cinemas, they use practically same idea, maybe using different classes (synchronizing the eyes and views correctly). I don't know how costly this is and what kind of practical difficulties there might be, but if we have 3D movies, why not 3D results ?
Btw, the Prezi is very nice tool, I like it :).
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