News Showing news stories tagged with "visualization" Libraries welcomes first Everett Intern 3/4/2020 The NC State University Libraries is pleased to announce the selection of Kamai Guillory as our first Susan Ellen Everett Library Intern. This undergraduate internship was created through a donor-… MLK’s “Fill Up the Jails” speech comes to life at the Hunt Library on Feb. 15 2/4/2020 Be a part of Civil Rights history at the Hunt Library on Saturday, Feb. 15. with a full day of free, public events featuring a virtual reality experience of one of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s iconic… Liberact proposals due Sept. 13 9/11/2019 Be a part of Liberact! Liberact (Libraries & Interactive Technologies) is a free, two-day participatory conference that focuses on the interaction of users and technology in libraries and museums… Gene edits, turtle rescues, and a pay-what-you-can restaurant 4/22/2019 The first single-pickup electric guitar. The Civil Rights Movement in VR. Living T-Rex tissue. These objects tell stories of discovery, delight, and curiosity that represent the breadth of… Get the campus bug count on April 23 4/11/2019 “My roommate is an arthropod!” There are bugs everywhere whether you like it or not. Now you can get the official campus bug count at the Wolfpack Citizen Science Challenge wrap-up event. The 2019… Bugs, breakups, suffragettes, and guinea pigs 1/7/2019 In the “A/V Geeks at the Hunt Library” event series, A/V Geeks founder and NC State alumnus Skip Elsheimer joins forces with NC State faculty members to present and discuss unusual and exemplary… Visualization with a Conscience 12/5/2018 The Immersive Scholar program’s first resident artists visualize data through activist lenses Keep your eye on the video walls at the Hunt Library this fall. You’ll see research projects, images,… A garden of food and campus housing insecurity 10/30/2018 “They have fought so hard against a struggle that was not of their own doing,” artist Lucas Swick says of the NC State student cohort he’s been working with at the Libraries. “From extreme poverty to… A faceful of emoji 10/9/2018 Emoji infest the Art Wall in the Hunt Library, thanks to the work of visual storyteller Carla Gannis. Her video animation, Portraits in Landscape, is a remix of smartphone and selfie culture with the… Visualization with a conscience 7/2/2018 Keep your eye on the video walls at the Hunt Library this fall. You’ll see events and exhibits information and content from student contests as usual. But you’ll also see #MeToo data generating… Pagination First page « First Previous page Previous Page 1 Current page 2 Page 3 Next page Next Last page Last »