Evaluating the Benefits of the Immersive Space to Think

Lisle L, Chen X, Gitre EJK, North C, Bowman DA. Evaluating the Benefits of the Immersive Space to Think. In: IEEE 6th Workshop on Everyday Virtual Reality (WEVR). IEEE 6th Workshop on Everyday Virtual Reality (WEVR). ; 2020. p. .

The Smart Amplified Group Environment

Kirshenbaum N, Kobayashi D, Belcaid M, Leigh J, Renambot L, Burks A, Bharadwaj K, Long L, Brown M, Haga J, et al. The Smart Amplified Group Environment. In: 4th Workshop on Immersive Analytics at ACM CHI 2020. 4th Workshop on Immersive Analytics at ACM CHI 2020. ; 2020. p. 6.

Payel Bandyopadhyay graduates with MS Thesis

Congratulations to Payel who has defended and completed her MS Thesis on "Immersive Space to Think: the Role of 3D Immersive Space in Sensemaking of Textual Data”. She will start a new position at Microsoft soon. Congratulations, Payel!

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SAGE3 grant from NSF

Data visualization gets artificial intelligence boost with $5 million NSF grant

https://vtnews.vt.edu/articles/2020/06/cseng-nsf-sage3.html

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Tianyi Li graduates with PhD, accepts faculty position at Loyola

Congratulations to Dr Tianyi Li (http://people.cs.vt.edu/tianyili/), who successfully defended her PhD dissertation entitled "Solving Mysteries with Crowds: Supporting Crowdsourced Sensemaking with a Modularized Pipeline and Context Slices". Her research crowdsourced the Sensemaking Loop by modularizing the process and the data in the form of context slices. Tianyi will begin as an Assistant Professor in at Loyola University Chicago in August 2020. Congrats, Tianyi!

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Moeti Masiane graduates with PhD

Dr. Moeti Masiane successfully defended and submitted his final PhD dissertation entitled "Insight Driven Sampling for Interactive Data Intensive Computing". His work lays new groundwork for enabling scientists to make more informed decisions about how high-resolution they should run their compute-intensive scientific simulations, based on visualization insight. He successfully defended on Zoom during the pandemic. Congratulations, Mo!

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