Tati Al-Chueyr

InVesalius 3 developers

Picture taken during the 10th edition of FISL (Fórum Internacional Software Livre), the largest event of Free Software of Brazil, during July 2009.

Paulo Henrique Junqueira Amorim, Tati Al-Chueyr and Thiago Franco de Moraes – in less than an year we developed and released InVesalius 3, from the scratch.

We’re holding a special edition of InfoBrasil magazine, related to the Brazilian Public Software.

Freedom in the Dominican Republic

Photo taken after we recorded an alive edition program about Free Software on Ojalá TV, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

On the left-side: Alexandre Oliva and Tati Al-Chueyr, and on the right-side: Octavio Rossell (Venezuela) and Paola Miño (Ecuador).

We were invited to record this program after participating of the COSECOL conference, which happened during 14-17 September 2009, in Santo Domingo.

Life mentors

Roberto de Andrade Martins, Tatiana Al-Chueyr Pereira Martins and Lilian Al-Chueyr Pereira Martins, during my father’s birthday, in April 2006.

These are my mentors, my best friends and the best parents I could ever wish.

They were responsible for my education from the beginning, and have always accompanied me in moments of sadness and joy. No University can teach the values and principles they’ve bequeathed to me.

Thanks for all time, patience and money invested. Love you!

Developments

InVesalius Medical Software

For more than six years I’ve been involved on the development of this medical imaging software and during 2007 I released the code under GNU GPL 2. It is overwhelming to develop technology that can somehow help saving lives. Hope it may aid surgeons on hard tasks.

G1 News Portal

Recently I’ve been developing features for this website, accessed by millions of Brazilians. Some of the projects I’ve developed were: the 2010 Brazilian Presidential Election counting system, Globo News Portal and Weather Forecast – all of them using Python and Django.

Molecular View Software

I developed this while I took care of my dog Charles, on a veterinary hospital. I was feeling useless and then I decided to attend a friend’s need (print PDB files in 3D). Unfortunately Charles didn’t survive, but the project did and is available under GNU GPL.