Stepping into the Past Through Visualization: Exploring America’s Forgotten War
This project aims to create a learning environment that is a hands-on, mixed-reality exhibit of the human experience in the contested landscape of World War I.
3D Printing Flexible Textile Structures
The DREAMS Lab together with Negar Kalantar and Alireza Borhani have collaborated on researching Flexible Textile Structures with 3D Printed fabrics.
Bat Biodiversity and Biosonar
Dane Webster, associate professor in the School of Visual Arts, is working with Rolf Mueller, associate professor in Mechanical Engineering, to find different ways to use visualization and rendering software to better understand biosonar in bats.
StockBubbler: A Tool for Stock Market Bubble Visualization
StockBubbler is an interactive visualization tool for observing stock market data and predicting the onset of a stock market bubble burst.
3D Meteorological Immersion Experience: Tornado in the Cube
In-situ observation and sampling of significant weather phenomena is meaningful, but often it is meteorologically uninformative given significant limits to positioning observers and instrumentation near what are often dangerous atmospheric conditions.
Undergraduate student innovators are finding creative solutions to complex problems
From a workstation prototype that will improve the working conditions for operating room nurses to an infrastructure system designed to protect communities from natural disasters, interdisciplinary teams of Virginia Tech students fueled by university funding are finding creative solutions to real-world problems.
Virginia Tech ‘fog harp’ increases collection capacity for clean water
To inspire the next generation of innovators, today’s students need experiences both in and out of the classroom that integrate science, engineering, arts, and design (SEAD)…
The Cube: A Place Where Science and Senses Collide
Ever wonder what a winter session course looks like at Virginia Tech? Take a peek into the virtual world that students immersed in for two weeks during the 2018 winter session…
We are a collection of artists, designers, engineers, and scientists coming together in a living laboratory that fosters creativity and promotes critical reflection.
ICAT is now accepting submissions for acceptance to the 2019 ACCelerate Creativity and Innovation Festival. Due Date May 10, 2018.
The Cube is highly-adaptable and has been used to create immersive environments, intimate performances, audio and visual installations, research, and experimental investigations of all kinds.
Proposals must be transdisciplinary in nature and explore some aspect of technology and at least two of the following areas represented by the Institute and its studios...
Patrons at the Moss Arts Center have a number of parking options both on and off campus.
Parking is available for a $5 fee in the North End Parking Garage on Turner Street during events...
