Learn more about VRAC and the HCI graduate program during a 1-hour public presentation in the the Howe Hall auditorium on October 13 from 11-noon. This student led presentation explains how virtual and augmented realities work and includes multiple 3D … Continue reading
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VRAC’s Associate Director, Carmen Gomes, has been named College of Engineering equity advisor. In this role, Gomes will co-chair the college’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee to enhance DEI by developing solutions to campus challenges. She will promote and provide consultation … Continue reading
HCI student Chidinma Kalu shares her unique story and shows what life at ISU as an HCI graduate student is like.
Continue readingRoselynn Conrady, Ph.D. student co-majoring in Human Computer Interaction and Mechanical Engineering, was awarded an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. Roselynn is researching ways to help mitigate the stress response of neurodiverse populations.
Continue readingAlex Renner, graduate student in Mechanical Engineering and co-majoring in Human Computer Interaction (HCI) won a RADM Fred Lewis scholarship at the 31st annual Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference (I/ITSEC) conference.
Continue readingHCI Student Group mentors middle school girls as they transition through to high school and college.
Continue reading2021 Virtual/Augmented Reality College Rankings have been published, and VRAC’s HCI graduate program receives high praise both locally and nationally. The HCI program ranks 3rd in the Midwest, and 11th Nationally among other public schools and colleges.
Continue readingVRAC to research ways of enabling a rural innovation economy through research on cutting-edge technologies for rural applications and STEM educational initiatives designed to meet the needs of rural learners. … Continue reading
NIH, CDC, and Dept of Health and Human Services are working with VRAC researchers to develop graphene-based biosensors for coronavirus detection.
Continue readingBeing named student marshal is just the latest honor Suresh has received during his nearly four years at Iowa State University.
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