media xREZ2

Mindful Improvisation for Music and Dance

Jeremy Deutsch, Jeremy Deutsch, Mindful Improvisational Music and Dance, Spring 2015 Independent Research Projects

Upon further reflection, I realized that this idea may be useful in clinical contexts, but I first wish to determine its usability and usefulness in the everyday life of people. I think that the uses and benefits of this type of interaction are basic and widespread enough that nearly anyone would be able to...
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ROAM – User Interface and System Architecture

Julie Libersat, Roam

My project this semester has been to design and plan the structure or system architecture of ROAM as well as design and create the user interface and design components. It has been a steep learning curve! Not only did this require familiarizing myself with the vocabulary and understanding of interaction...
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Presence Research Update

Max Parola, Sam Johnson, The Effect of Sound on Presence, The Effect of Sound on Presence

At the time of this writing, we have completed our study design, literature review, IRB final draft, and experimental protocol. The implementation of the virtual experience is the next step. At this point we have decided upon and obtained all necessary technologies, and defined a general outline of the experience...
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Precision (and updates)

Christopher, Christopher Lee

So quick update on the project! We FINALLY got the points into rephoto. So I’ve been taking photos about every other day for the last two weeks. The next step in from here I think is going to be recruiting people to help take those pictures. I think it will be...
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UNT Honors Day 2015

Events, Featured, Max Parola, News

xREZ Art + Science Lab member and psychology senior Max Parola received the Art+Science Research and Creative Work Undergraduate Award today Apr. 10, 2015 at the UNT Honors Day Convocation at Murchison Performing Arts Center. Lab member and journalism graduate student Amelia Jaycen received the Art+Science Research and Creative Work Graduate Award....
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Mindful Improvisation Project

Jeremy Deutsch, Jeremy Deutsch, Mindful Improvisational Music and Dance, Spring 2015 Independent Research Projects

Project Post #2 The relationship between internal states and external expression is something commonly studied in science, reflected in concepts such as self-alienation which measure the internal distance between an individual’s true self and the person they think themselves to be. Everybody has some level of self-alienation, and in terms...
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Update on UNT Tree RePhoto (photography)

Christopher, Christopher Lee, How to Monitor Urban Forests From the Ground Up, Spring 2015 Independent Research Projects

These last few weeks here in denton have been a bit crazy. We’ve had everything from snow and ice to 90 degree weather and rain in-between. Because of the weather closing school and spring break happening just after that, its been an uphill battle to get back into school. So...
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Isolated Environments and Locations; The feeling of Desolation

Digital Manipulation of Local Geography and Landscape, Gabriel Vega, Spring 2015 Independent Research Projects

My project revolves around geographic locations. Specifically locations that seem to be isolated from the industrialized and commercialized world. In its current stage, the project is set to be displayed in a series of large prints. Each print represents a location that is cut off from the world. I want...
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Humana Festival Artists, Scientists Panel Streaming Live Saturday, April 4

Events, Featured, News

Professor Ruth West speaks tomorrow, Apr. 4 at 10:00 a.m. at the 39th Annual Humana Festival of New American Plays in Louisville, Kentucky. The “Artists and Scientists: Great Minds Think Alike” panel will be comprised of artists and scientists and examines the similarities in thought and process between their seemingly disparate fields. The event...
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Amelia Jaycen Awarded SPJ’s Non-fiction Magazine Article prize

Amelia Jaycen, Featured, News

xREZ Art + Science Lab member Amelia Jaycen was awarded in the Society of Professional Journalists Region 8 Mark of Excellence student awards, announced Mar. 30. Jaycen received first place in the Non-Fiction Magazine Article category and UNT graduate student Kristy Blackmon was a finalist in the same category. Jaycen’s article “Mr....
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Meghan Kajihara Presents at Texas Tech Undergraduate Research Conference

Events, Featured, Meghan Kajihara, News

xREZ Art + Science Lab student Meghan Kajihara presents her research poster today Mar. 31, 2015 at the Texas Tech University Undergraduate Research Conference. Her project, titled “Where No Man has Gone Before: Society and Symbolism in the Nonbinary Gender Characters of Star Trek,” is a capstone project for her studies...
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Julie Libersat Presents ROAM Research at National Art Education Association

Featured, Julie Libersat, Publications

xREZ Lab Team member Julie Libersat presented her research at the National Art Education Association National Convention in New Orleans March 26, 2015. Libersat is a new media graduate student and candidate for a master’s in art education. Her talk at NAEA, delivered with co-author UNT assistant professor of...
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TxHATS December 2014

Collaborators, Events

Experts at the December 2014 TxHATS March meeting included: Carol LaFayette, TAMU Institute for Applied Creativity, SEAD Network Roger Malina, Director, UTD Dallas ArtSciLab, publisher MIT Leonardo journal Ruth West, Director, xREZ Art + Science Lab, University of North Texas
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TxHATS at Umlauf March 2015: xREZ Spring Collaboration

Collaborators, Community, Events, Featured, News, Research + Creative

The TexasHATS (Humanities, Art, Technology & Science) experts network is geared toward creating “a network of networks” – a way for Texans who are working in interdisciplinary fields to plan the future of existing hybrid, interdisciplinary collaborations and projects. The group convened at Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum in Austin,...
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New Publication – “Embodied Information Behavior, Mixed Reality and Big Data”

Featured, News, Presence, Publications, Research + Creative

(Images courtesy: Microsoft © 2015, DAQRI LLC © 2015, Atheer Labs © 2015) Professor Ruth West, together with two students and a University of Tasmania collaborator, published in the proceedings of the SPIE, The Engineering Reality of Virtual Reality 2015. West presented the paper to an enthusiastic audience at the conference held in...
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