EVL's Interactive RainTable was featured at the Field Museum in 2009 as
part of Water: H2O= Life, and has travelled with the exhibit to the
Science Museum of Minnesota and the Great Lakes Science Center in
Cleveland.
The Next-Generation CAVE Virtual Environment, or NG-CAVE, when introduced in 2012, will enable researchers to visualize data in a fully immersive 3D stereoscopic environment. Read More...
1st place in UIC Image of Research 2011: Mayank Lahiri's StripeSpotter,
a program for automatic identification of individual zebras from
photographs.
The recipients of the Illinois Technology Foundation's "50 for the Future" 2012 award. In the first row are UIC's PhD students Anushka Anand (leftmost) and Habiba (rightmost).
A high-resolution OptiPortal display developed in collaboration between the Electronic Visualization Laboratory and the US Geological Survey was moved to the Department of the Interior to help plan security for the 2009 Obama innauguration.
Andrew Johnson, UIC computer science/EVL associate professor and computer science professor and EVL director Jason Leigh standing in the entrance to the CAVE2™ Photo by Callie Lipkin for EdTech Magazine