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Immersive Scholar
- Micah Vandegrift
- Shelby Hallman
- Walt Gurley
- Mildred Nicaragua
- Abigail Mann
- Mike Nutt
- Markus Wust
- Gregory Raschke
- Erica Hayes
- Abigail Feldman
- Cynthia Rosenfeld
- Jasmine Lang
- Kelsey Dufresne
- David Reagan
- Eric Johnson
- Chris Hoffman
- Alexandra Perkins
- Patrick Rashleigh
- Robert Wallace
- William Mischo
- Elisandro Cabada
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Brown University
Hub for materials and outputs from Brown's Immersive Scholar sub-project.
UC Berkeley
Hub for materials and outputs from UCB's Immersive Scholar sub-project.
Illinois-UC
Hub for materials and outputs from UIUC's Immersive Scholar sub-project.
Surface Tension
Documentation from Caitlin and Misha's residency project
Tess-celestial
Documentation from Dr. Radmila Sazdanovic's residency project
Coded Glass
Documentation from Liss LaFleur's residency
Tally Tracker Explorer
Documentation from the visualization project with creative residents Joelle Dietrick and Owen Mundy
Virginia Commonwealth
Hub for materials and outputs from VCU's Immersive Scholar sub-project.
THE CAAV 2017 Immersive Scholar Presentation: Visualizing Digital Scholarship Across Institutions
NC State University Libraries has been awarded a three-year, $414,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to develop extensible models and prog...
IU
Repository for IU content, code, and documentation related to the larger Immersive Scholar project.
Liberact V - 2019
Documents, presentations, and ephemera from the Liberact conference.
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