Director & Associate Professor of the Creative Media & Digital Culture Program, Dr. Grigar is one of the two iSci Principle Investigators. She is a specialist in sensor-based, interactive installations. Her lab, the MOVE Lab, is the location where iSci is in development.
Learn more about Dene and her work
Assistant Professor in Mathematics and Neuroscience, Dr. Dimitrov is lending his skills as a student mentor. He is interested in using haptic feedback to inform students about molecular behavior and has worked to develop the Facon controller interface.
Find out about Alex's current research projects
Greg used his background in C programming to begin creating the interface between controllers. A graduate of the Creative Media & Digital Culture program at Washington State University Vancouver, Greg works as the Research/Technical Assistant for the program.
Ruth participated in the project's concept development; she also designed and built the initial iSci website her final semester as a Creative Media & Digital Culture student at Washington State University Vancouver.
To see other projects Ruth has worked on, visit her portfolio
Currently attending Camas High School, Reese created the molecular simulations for the project in VMD software.