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- News in Brief for July 23, 2008
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(07/23/2008)
Computer Graphics Conference to Draw 30,000SIGGRAPH 2008 will offer a smorgasbord of art, education and commerce at the Los Angeles Convention Center, August 11-15. “These presentations give us a glimpse into a future with highly realistic computer games, stunning feature film special effects, intelligent cameras, and rich photo manipulation tools,” said associate professor Greg Turk. Source: TVTechnology.com
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(07/23/2008)
College Gives Funds for Creative Technology CampsWith financial help from Computing, the Savannah campus of Georgia Tech is hosting summer camps where elementary through high school students can learn to create original computer animations and games and build and program robots. Source: Effingham Herald
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(07/17/2008)
Aquariums Teach Students to Think Below the SurfaceUsing computer modeling of how aquarium fish are affected by their environment helps middle school science teachers demonstrate how complex systems function, according to an article co-authored by interactive computing Associate Professor Ashok Goel, senior research scientist Spencer Rugaber and Ph.D. student Swaroop Vattam. Source: Science Scope
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