Gamer Edward Kahler applies his talent to create interactive visualization analysis tools for Argonne National Laboratory scientists
ADVIS Lab is first in matching biomedical ontologies with AgreementMaker (right to left: Cosmin Stroe, Federico Caimi, Ulas Keles, Isabel Cruz, Matteo Palmonari, Michele Caci, Rigel Gjomemo, and Flavio Palandri Antonelli).
The Electronic Visualization Laboratory is helping plan missions and analyse the data of the NASA funded ENDURANCE project which is using an autonomous submarine to collect data from under ice covered Lake Bonney in Antarctica.
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.
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 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).
Department News
- Congratulations to computer science PhD student Marco Maggioni on receiving the Fall 2011 UIC Chancellor Graduate Research Fellowship
- NSF Features Research by Professor Isabel Cruz and PhD Student Rigel Gjomemo "Computer Scientists Advance Secure Emergency Response Systems"
- NSF grant to Urban Planning and Policy Professor (PI), and interdisciplinary collaborators including Leilah Lyons and Andy Johnson from CS
- CS graduate students build app for connecting students, and are working on launching a start-up company for it
- New UIC 'CYBER-COMMONS' Wall Pops With 3-D Imagery
- Distinguished Lecturer Series - Martin C. Rinard: "Compilers That (Intentionally) Change the Result Your Program Produces"
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