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- - Beyond Queen’s stomp-stomp-clap: Computer scientist finds social media boosts engagement during live shows
    Sang Won Lee, an assistant professor of computer science in Virginia Tech’s College of Engineering, and his collaborators tested some theories about not only engaging large audiences, but sustaining that engagement in a live music performance.
- - Virginia Tech Publishing launches first peer-reviewed book under its own imprint
    “Viral Networks” is a collaborative work of the University Libraries’ Virginia Tech Publishing, College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the National Library of Medicine.
- - University Libraries has expertise, resources to help faculty overcome data challenges
    When civil and environmental engineering Professor Andrea Dietrich's AeroTrak particle counter malfunctioned and jeopardized her National Science Foundation funded research, she called on the University Libraries data services team to help.
- - University Libraries creates digital library of multimedia learning tools
    The University Libraries' digital library Odyssey is an online collection of unique resources to help professors and librarians teach students how to become confident researchers.
- - Class of 2019: Taylor Blackman uses GIS and data expertise to benefit researchers
    “Above everything, my work was able to help progress the research of others. I was paid to help people conduct research to improve the world we live in, no matter the scale,” said Blackman.
- - Digital humanities hub Athenaeum offers space for Tyechia Thompson to push boundaries
    Thompson used technology to transform a traditional publishing project into a choose-your-own-adventure exploration into history and literature.
- - ICAT Creativity + Innovation Day showcases the latest innovations in science, engineering, arts, and design
    On May 6, the Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology will present a celebration of technology and transdisciplinary research with projects that include an animal behavior simulator and a virtual reality escape room.
- - ACCelerate Festival to showcase exploration, innovation across ACC
    The three-day festival offers a unique opportunity for schools across the Atlantic Coast Conference to convene and celebrate creative exploration and research happening at the nexus of science, engineering, arts, and design.
- - Electronic musician and composer Amy X Neuburg debuts new works created for Virginia Tech’s Cube
    The genre-crossing artist will also present a piece created in collaboration with a Virginia Tech professor during her performance in the Moss Arts Center Cube on Saturday, April 6.
- - Moss Arts Center exhibitions celebrate the university’s curiosity, creativity, and innovation
    The exhibitions will feature works created by faculty members and students from Virginia Tech’s School of Visual Arts, as well as researchers associated with the Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology.
- - Professor gives voice to society's maintainers
    Lee Vinsel and a collaborator at SUNY Polytechnic University received a grant that they expect will pave the way for conversations between leaders of organizations and the maintainers who work for them.
- - High-performance computing boosts art and design students’ creative power
    Students taking the university’s advanced animation course will now be able to create complex projects more quickly and efficiently, thanks to a collaboration between the School of Visual Arts, Advanced Research Computing, and the Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology.
- - Arts-related experiences help students become adaptable, creative problem solvers
    Ruth Waalkes, associate provost for the arts and executive director of the Moss Arts Center, shared with the Board of Visitors how Virginia Tech’s arts integration efforts are changing the way students see the world.
- - Virtual reality brings dog's anatomy to life for veterinary students
    The VR experience, created by Thomas Tucker, an associate professor in the School of Visual Arts, shows up close the organs inside the skeletal system of a mid-sized dog. By moving and clicking a button, users can see layers of tissue, zoom in on certain organs, and literally step into parts of a virtual dog’s body.