The scientific visualization legend spoke on her career and the importance of “Renaissance Teams” at the Boston conference, July 13.
Tag: Visualization
SPIN Interns Garner Achievements, Success Over Academic Year
NCSA’s SPIN program continues to attract and retain outstanding UIUC undergraduates
A 32-year Superstar in Cyberinfrastructure Retires
Michelle Butler played critical roles in Mosaic and other NCSA milestones.
Data Visualization Legend Feted
Supercomputing community comes together to celebrate the career of NCSA’s Donna Cox.
NCSA Helps NASA Develop Visualization Prototype for Earth Data
NCSA’s Advanced Visualization Lab worked with researchers and scientists to make Earth data more accessible and easier to process.
NCSA Reflects on 35 Years as a Supercomputing Powerhouse
Witnessing the rise of supercomputing over the years, NCSA leaders share milestones and fond memories in this retrospective feature.
NCSA Researchers Co-Author Article on the Damaging Effects of COVID-19 on Lung Tissue
Working closely with the Center’s Healthcare Innovation Program Office, the NCSA Visual Analytics team and faculty affiliates collaborate with NIH and ISB scientists to gain insight into future COVID-19 treatments.
NCSA Blue Waters and Advanced Visualization Lab Co-Produces Award-Winning Documentary “Atlas of a Changing Earth”
Using collaboration, satellite imagery, supercomputers, and advanced visualization, ACE sheds light on the effects of rising global temperatures to help guide and inform possible solutions.
The Donna Cox Legacy: Inspiring and Visualizing the Future
NCSA celebrates and honors its Chief Scholar and Illinois Professor Donna J. Cox as she retires after nearly four outstanding decades of contributions to art, science, research, technology, and society.
NCSA Students Pushing Innovation Program Celebrates Success Amid COVID-19
This spring, NCSA’s SPIN program went completely virtual. Despite the circumstances, the program completed a successful virtual session and recognized notable projects, interns and mentors for the 2020-21 academic year.