Projects from the DeArmond Makerspace, Price Science Commons, and Dean Walton
My Colleague Theo Harrison and I are teaching a new course this winter. It’s called Visual Communication & Technology. The class explores the pedagogical uses of high-resolution video screens like the 50 million pixel...
One of the highlights of the Portland Cre8Con Conference is the after-event party at the Wacom Studio. This is because Wacom has all its wares out on display for testing. Their drawing tablets are...
The UOregon Rover Once again our ARLISS (A Rocket Launch for international Student Satellites) team from the University of Oregon competed in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada. This annual event is inspirational for...
One of the very cool things about being in the Price Science Commons at the University of Oregon is access to the 50 Million Pixel Visualization Wall. It is great for viewing global...
OK, so the only part of this entry that is related to me is that I worked to schedule this behind-the-scenes tour with colleagues that work at the Marine Station. It’s not much...
It would be difficult to miss news about the recent Ridgecrest earthquakes in California that erupted on the Fourth of July. Five days later there have been hundreds of smaller earthquakes in same...
I am a little late with this one being that LGBT Pride Month is June and it is now early July, but I wanted to mention that the use of the Price Science Common’s...
I wanted to mention one cool project that I have been working on over the last week in conjunction with the Riverfront/Looking Glass High School here in the Eugene area. It is an engineering...
Confluence of the middle and coastal forks of the Willamette River April 8th, 2019 One of the very cool things about libraries in the 21st Century is that we support a host of...
Based on commentary from the UOregon Media Center for Science & Technology (MCS&T) Photogrammetry workshop yesterday (posted here), I wanted to post this research poster I worked presented at the 2015 Information Systems for Crisis...