Katherine Ceballos
Design and implement new and existing files, websites, and programs.
Tag: visualization
Visualization is an important tool for researchers in many fields, from data science to biology to the humanities.
Visualization researchers engage in projects with departments such as Industrial and Systems Engineering, Design Studies, Library and Information Studies, Nursing, Art, Dance as well as projects in Digital Humanities.
Visualization is a key component of WID’s Data Science Hub.
Alec Archambault
Preparing the hololens for presentations and diving deeper into learning about the technology
Ahna Skop
Professor
Mechanisms that underlie cell division and using scientific art to engage the public
Weipeng Zhou
Focus on the development and application of statistical tools for high-dimensional "omics" data
Why Blue is the World’s Favorite Color
Karen Schloss talks about the psychology behind color preferences in an interview for Artsy.
Virtual Environments Group
The LEL is a space and a place where scholars explore the connections among environment, technology, human action, experience, and visualization, with expertise in virtual and augmented reality.
Schloss Visual Perception and Cognition Lab
Investigating how observers make predictions about objects and entities based on their cognitive and emotional responses to perceptual information; focusing on how people’s associations with colors influence cognitive processing in aesthetic response, judgment and decision making, and interpretation of information visualizations.
Ponto Lab
Develop techniques to better the experience of virtual reality through new devices, interfaces, and techniques.
Image Lab
WID’s Image Lab, led by cartoonist and Discovery Fellow Lynda Barry, is a flexible classroom space dedicated to real-time creative activity to help encourage a different take on problem-solving.
LEL Videos
A day in the life of WID – check out our systems programmer, Ross Tredinnick, navigating a real home environment in the CAVE around 0:28 minutes. Note: the video above does not have any sound.
Adam Christensen
Assistant Scientist
Building optimization models that help untangle issues of environmental sustainability.
Karen Schloss
Assistant Professor
Visual perception and cognition in information visualization and virtual reality.
Brady Boettcher
Undergraduate, Virtual Environments Group
Virtual reality applications and plugins; creating display system rendering techniques.
Lauren Michael
Research Computing Facilitator
Facilitating compute-driven transformations to research projects via personalized consulting.
Ross Tredinnick
Systems Programmer
Immersive visualization, 3D environment scanning, virtual reality research and development
Kevin Ponto
Assistant Professor, Discovery Dialogue Hub Leader
Use virtual reality to simulate the experience of real-life spaces for real-world outcomes.
Steven Wangen
Develop software solutions to facilitate modeling and analysis of a diverse set of complex problems.