Application for the SPIRE-EIT program is now closed. Thank you to everyone that has applied. Notifications of acceptance will be completed by April 17. For more information on visit the
Applications for this summer’s SPIRE-EIT REU program are now being accepted! This is a 10-week NSF sponsored program that provides undergraduates with hands-on research experience. For more details and to apply
Brian Mennecke is not surprised to see developers using facial recognition technology to create new apps for smart phones and tablets. In fact, Mennecke and his colleagues at Iowa State
Nik Karpinsky quickly tapped out a few computer commands until Zeus, in all his bearded and statuesque glory, appeared in the middle of a holographic glass panel mounted to an
An adventure waiting to be painted To some, a paintbrush is merely a tool used to transfer paint from palette to canvas. To others, like Iowa State design professor Deb
Experienced firefighters take longer to make decisions under stress than novice firefighters, according to research conducted at Iowa State University. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing. After conducting dozens
Approximately 50 middle school students from Boone attended an event at Iowa State University on April 12 sponsored by a grant from the American Physical Society (APS) with the purpose
An article in The New Yorker titled “The Breathless Rhetoric (and Prosaic Economics) of Virtual Reality” references the results of a study that Boeing conducted with researchers at Iowa State University. The
Zayira Jordan has accepted a new position, becoming Iowa State’s first web accessibility coordinator. Zayira has a PhD in Human Computer Interaction from Iowa State University and was a lecture
Applications for this summer’s SPIRE-EIT REU program are now being accepted! This is a 10-week NSF sponsored program that provides undergraduates with hands-on research experience. For more details and to
Researchers are using the sophisticated tools of the Virtual Reality Applications Center to create a virtual Jack Trice Stadium for football recruits. It’s a way to show off the stadium’s
The Washington Post talks with Lockheed Martin and VRAC director James Oliver on how the military is using augmented reality tools to prepare airmen for battle. http://www.washingtonpost.com/sf/brand-connect/wp/enterprise/how-the-military-prepares-airmen-for-battle/
Approximately 50 middle school students from Boone attended an event at Iowa State University on April 12 sponsored by a grant from the American Physical Society (APS) with the purpose
An article in The New Yorker titled “The Breathless Rhetoric (and Prosaic Economics) of Virtual Reality” references the results of a study that Boeing conducted with researchers at Iowa State University. The
Zayira Jordan has accepted a new position, becoming Iowa State’s first web accessibility coordinator. Zayira has a PhD in Human Computer Interaction from Iowa State University and was a lecture
Applications for this summer’s SPIRE-EIT REU program are now being accepted! This is a 10-week NSF sponsored program that provides undergraduates with hands-on research experience. For more details and to
Researchers are using the sophisticated tools of the Virtual Reality Applications Center to create a virtual Jack Trice Stadium for football recruits. It’s a way to show off the stadium’s
The Washington Post talks with Lockheed Martin and VRAC director James Oliver on how the military is using augmented reality tools to prepare airmen for battle. http://www.washingtonpost.com/sf/brand-connect/wp/enterprise/how-the-military-prepares-airmen-for-battle/