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(You received this message because you are a registered user of Iso2Mesh (http://iso2mesh.sf.net) - a free MATLAB based 3D mesh generator - and had indicated that you wanted to be notified for future updates in your registration form. If you are no longer interested in this software, please feel free to click on the unsubscribe link at the bottom of this email. In that case, we apologize for the inconvenience.) Dear colleagues, It was a pleasant surprise when I found out that the registered Iso2Mesh users has exceed 5,000 worldwide. It has always been a great fun for me whenever I work on this tool, especially so when interacting with our users by emails or in person. Over the past years, the development of iso2mesh was partially motivated by the needs of my on-going research projects, and partially driven by the feedback from our users. However, there has never been a dedicated funding to support a systematic development of this tool. Given the large existing user base, I always felt the urge to find ways to better support this community, and deliver better software and more advanced features. I recently noticed a funding opportunity from the NIH and would like to give it a try. To ensure a successful application, I would like to ask you a favor, by writing a few words on your experience using iso2mesh, particularly, why its continuation is important to your project(s). It does not have to be long, but your testimonial will mean a lot to me and this project. If you are interested in sharing a testimonial, please fill out this simple Google form below, it will only takes a few minutes. If your related research is NIH-funded or brain-research related, please use the dedicated fields to specify. https://goo.gl/forms/255s8fg6n14ZbqPA3 I appreciate everyone's attention and thank you very much for your support! Qianqian Fang, PhD Computational Optics & Translational Imaging Lab (http://fanglab.org) Northeastern University, Boston ######################################################################## To unsubscribe from the ISO2MESH-NEWS list, click the following link: https://listserv.neu.edu/cgi-bin/wa?SUBED1=ISO2MESH-NEWS