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.
Mayank Lahiri, a PhD student in the Computational Population Biology Lab, has received the Provost's Award for his project on automatic identification of zebras from photographs, a project he has started in Kenya as a student in the Field Computational Population Biology course this semester. He will use the award to go back to Kenya to validate, fine-tune, and deploy the system where it is most needed: in the field, so the nature conservancy staff, field assistants, researchers, and scouts can use it to do their job studying and saving zebras.
Professors Andrew Johnson and Jason Leigh in the Electronic Visualization Laboratory’s cyber-commons, a high-tech classroom and meeting space outfitted with a high-definition display wall and 20Gbps of networking
Gamer Edward Kahler applies his talent to create interactive visualization analysis tools for Argonne National Laboratory scientists
Commencement 2010. Barbara Di Eugenio with her three graduating PhD: (left to right) Swati Tata, Davide Fossati and Cindy Kersey
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.