Professor
Donna J. Cox
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Invited Keynote / Plenary Presentations
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Panels and Other Presentations
Last update September
2006
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Invited Keynote / Plenary
Presentations
“CyberOutreach: Non-expert Audiences and the Design of Scientific Data”, Harvard University Initiative in Innovative Computing (IIC) Seminar Series, October 18, 2006, 4 PM, Cambridge, MA http://iic.harvard.edu/seminar.php http://iic.harvard.edu/events.php
“CyberOutreach: Designing Scientific Data for Non-expert Audiences”
June 14, 2006 keynote TeraGrid 2006 http://teragrid.org/events/2006conference/speakers.html
http://access.ncsa.uiuc.edu/Releases/06.28.06_NCSA's_Don.html
“Visualization and Visual Metaphors,” Plenary Session Aug.29, at El Congreso Internacional, “Desafios para la Identidad Ubicua” celebrado at Cibe@art-Bilbao, Festival Ciberart-Bilbao 2004, Bilbao, Spain, April 26-29, 2004.
“Beyond Computing: The Search for Creativity,” Keynote for
SC2003 Conference: Igniting Innovation,
;http://www.acm.org/membership/sc/videos
"Visual Metaphors for Tracking People: Visualization and IntelliBadge," Symposium Proceedings, Nomadic Transitions/ Thinking about Art, Hochschule fur Gestaltung und Kunst (University of Art and Design) Zurich Switzerland, Conference Proceedings and Abstracts published by Kongress-Themen und Zusammenfassungen, April 10-12, 2003, page 9, 63.
“Myth Information,” E-naissance: New Configurations of Mind, Body, and Space Conference, Galleria D’arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Torino (GAM), supported by the Fondazione Fitzcarraldo, Caiia-Star public symposium, Turin, Italy, March 28, 2001. http://www.fitzcarraldo.it/enaissance/
“Renaissance Teams, Visualization, and Virtual Reality,” general public presentation at the Hayden Planetarium, American Museum of Natural History, New York, June 28, 2001.
“Structural Symmetries in Myth and Supercomputer Science,” Symetries structurelles dans le mythe et les supercalculateurs,” “L’Art a L’ere Post-Biologique, Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts, Paris, France, December 12-13, 2000. Presentation on Dec. 12.
“The Myth Information in
Visualization and Virtual Reality,” Stieren
Arts Enrichment Series and
“The Necessity for Visual Literacy in Virtual Reality Visualization Research,” keynote speaker, General Session, International Visual Literacy Association Conference, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa, October 11-14, 2000.
“Visualizing
the Cosmos: Hayden Planetarium Project,”
“Concept,
Image, Movement”, Interfacing the Future, Plenary Session, Third Annual
Digital Arts Symposium,
"Art at the Frontiers of Science," and "Women, Art and Technology," panels at Invencao: Thinking the Next Millenium Conference , sponsored by Itau Cultural, Inter-society for Electronic Arts, Leonardo, Sao Paulo, BRAZIL, August 25- 29, 1999.
Keynote Speech for “Color
and Design: 21st Century Technology and
Creativity,” Sponsored by the Inter-society Color Council 1998, February
22, 1998,
Keynote Speech “From Idea to Reality: Inside the Making of the New IMAX Film Cosmic Voyage,” Webs, Wires, Waves lecture in New Communications Technologies lecture series, sponsored by the National Science Foundation and the Smithsonian Institution’s Resident Associates Program, to highlight National Science and Technology Week, Einstein Planetarium and Langley Theater, National Air and Space Museum, February 19, 1997.
Keynote Speech for the Data Visualization ‘97 Conference, Sponsored by the GIS and Resource Technology Inc., 10/7-10/10/97, Henry VIII Hotel and Conference Center, St. Louis, Missouri.
Keynote for the
Motorola Science Advisory Board Associates Meeting (SABA), “Special
Effects and Visualization in Movies and Television,” Sheraton Harbor
Island Hotel and
Public Presentation of “Cosmic Voyage,” Humphrey IMAX Dome Theatre, sponsored by IMAX, Milwaukee Public Museum, 6/4-6/5/97, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
“Visualization
and Virtual Reality,”
“The Making of Cosmic
Voyage,” Screening of Cosmic Voyage and Public Presentation by Cox
sponsored by the Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI),
IMAX 3D Theatre, White River State Park, Indiana. Sponsored by
“Scientific Visualization at
the Oscars: The Making of Cosmic Voyage
IMAX Film,” Center for Computational Science,
“What Can an Artist Do for Science?”ARTscience ATR, International Symposium on Art and Science, Plenary Speaker sponsored by ATR Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International, Kyoto, JAPAN, May 13 & 14, 1996.
Keynote Address to Da Vinci Days: Art
and Science Festival general audience, July 14, 1995,
Ninth Annual Conference on Undergraduate Research, Union College, Schenectady, NY, April 21-22, 1995, Keynote address
Girl Scouts of
Frontiers of Science Public
Lecture Series,
Wings '93 (Young Women
Investigating Science and Math), April 23, 1993,
"Scientific Visualization and
Renaissance Teams," Merit Networking Conference, Keynote,
"Renaissance Teams and Scientific Visual Communications," National Library of Medicine's Joseph Leiter NLM/MLA Lecture Series, Bethesda, Maryland, May 28, 1992.
"Scientific
Visualization,"
"What the Artist Can Do for
Science," Design in Education Conference (DECA) '91, Keynote,
"An Artist's Contribution to
Scientific Visualization," IBM Europe Institute, Invited Speaker,
"The Art and Science of
Visualization,"
12th
"Scientific
Visualization," Speaking tour in the following
"The Art of Scientific
Visualization: Increasing Information," Invited Speaker,
"Visual Thinking in Science
and Art," Invited Speaker, Computer Graphics and Education '91 Conference,
"Visualization,
Supercomputing and Renaissance Teams," Supercomputing '90, Banquet
Speaker,
"The Art of Scientific
Visualization, "
Dimensions of Beauty in Science: An International Symposium, Invited Plenary Speaker, SIGMA XI Conference,
"Interdisciplinary
Visualization: Lessons Learned at NCSA," Visualization '90, Invited Speaker,
"Preparing For the
Renaissance: Computing and
Communications For Technology, Science and The Arts," EDUCOM '90, Keynote Speaker,
"Scientific
Visualization" and "Mapping Information," AUSGRAPH 90. Invited Plenary Speaker, Melbourne
"Renaissance Teams,"
"Mapping Information,"
Australian Institute of Marine Sciences, Townsville
"Scientific Visualization and
Renaissance Teams,"
"Computer Art, Scientific
Visualization and Renaissance Teams,"
"Renaissance Teams,"
"The Quest For
Virtual Reality," AUSGRAPH 90 Film & Video Program, Invited Speaker,
“Renaissance Teams and
Supercomputer Visualizations,” at the Nuove Immagini e Formazione, Fortuny Art Museum,
"Scientific Visualization:
The Collaborative Process," sponsored by the Cray Corporation Research,
Keynote Speaker at symposium “Visualization and Supercomputers,”
"Supercomputing Graphics: Convergence of Art and Mathematics," Plenary Invited Session, Computers and Mathematics 1989, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Featured Friday session on June 16, June 12-17, 1989.
"The Art of Scientific
Visualization,"
"Renaissance Teams and Scientific Visualization: A Convergence with Art and Science", The Arts and Technology II: A Symposium, Cummings Arts Center, Connecticut College, New London, Connecticut, February 2-5, 1989, featured Friday night speaker.
"Interdisciplinary
Applications in Scientific Visualization," Third Topical Meeting for
Supercomputing in
Instruments of Vision: The Art of Computers in Education, Keynote Address, University of New Hampshire, Durham, New Hampshire, October 27, 1988, 1 p.m.
"An
Illustrated Presentation: A Convergence
of Art and Science," Oregon Art Institute,
"Renaissance Teams: Using the Supercomputer to Visualize Higher
Dimensions," Symposium on Visualization in Scientific Computing: Trends,
Tools, Techniques,
"Renaissance Teams and
Supercomputer Graphics: Convergence of Art and Science," Guest Artist
Lecture Series,
"Supercomputer Graphics: A Convergence of Art and Science," The
International Fantastic in the Arts Conference, Sponsored by the International
Association for the Fantastic in the Arts (IAFA),
Computer Graphica
Management '88, Keynote Speaker,
"Electronic Imagery: Integrating Art and Science," A Series of three public presentations sponsored by the Lorain County Community College Language and Humanities Division, Advanced Technologies Center, and Stocker Center, Elyria, Ohio. May 27, 1987. Invited by Dean of Humanities, Don Palumbo, Ph.D.
Computer Graphica: Image Management '87, Keynote address,
"Supercomputer Graphics and
Renaissance Teams," Visiting Artists Series, Weber State College,
“Computer Art,” Keynote Computer Graphics in Design Symposium at the University of South Dakota, Vermillion, SD, September 27 and 28, 1985. organized by Richard Zauff, Chair Graphic Design.
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Panels and Other Presentations
“Visualizing
Scientific Information: The Mixture of Science and Art,” Association of
American Universities (AAU), October 11, 2005,
iGrid2005, Sept 25-30, San Diego, presentation GLVF: NCSA Streaming Stereo, Tues, Sept 27; Wed. Sept 28; International Real-time 4K digital cinema, Sept 26 - Sept 27; Digital 4K Wed September, 28, 2005.
http://www.igrid2005.org/program/applications/vizservices_glvf_stereo.html
“The
Moving Image: What Do We Learn from Simulations, Modeling, and
Animation,” panel in the Image and Meaning (IM2) Workshop, June 23, 2005,
“Visualizing
the Global: Computer Modeling, Ecology, Politics,” panelist and
organizer, Beckman Institute,
“Streaming
Super High Definition video from
iGrid 2002, Sept. 23-26 2002,
http://www.igrid2002.org/PROPOSALS/appPhys_astroVis.html
SIGGRAPH 2001
panelist, "The CAVE and Beyond: VR
Art in Museums and Galleries," SIGGRAPH,
"The Art of
Scientific Visualization, Data Representation, and Renaissance Teams,"
April 26, 2001,
“Metaphoric
Mappings,” and “Emergent Systems,” presentation in round
table sessions, UC DARNet 9/11 - N2: Art, Science & Technology in Times of
Crisis Conference, UC Digital Arts Research Network (UC DARNet),
Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2001,
“Visualizing the Cosmos: Smoke or Mirrors” at the SIGGRAPH 2000 Conference, panel chair and participant, published abstract in the SIGGRAPH 2000 Program and Buyer’s Guide, page 44, published by the ACM SIGGRAPH copyright 2000, 27th International Conference on Comuter Graphics and Interactive Techniques, Ernest Morial Convention Center, July 25-27, 2000, New Orleans, Louisiana. http://www.siggraph.org/s2000/conference/panels/panels11.html
"Algorithmic Art, Scientific Visualization, Remote Virtual Collaboration and Other Paradoxes," Lecture Seried Cyberarts: A New Aesthetic?, sponsored by The Center for Advanced Study and the Beckman Institute and the Beckman Institute, Beckman Institute Auditorium, Urbana, Illinois, September 29, 1999.
"Visualization
- Adding a New Dimension to Research", webcast
Chautauqua from the Center for Computational Science, Scientific Computing and
Visualization, Boston University, Boston, MA,
September 15, 1999. Webcast over Alliance
Access Grid to 25 other locations in major cities in US and
“Visualization and Virtual Reality: A Cosmic Voyage through Time and
Space,” Keynote Speaker, International
Symposium on Intelligent Automation and Control, World Automation Congress (ISIAC-WAC),
"Global
Teams Using the National Technology GridFederal
Consortium Workshop "FedWeb '99",
“Creativity and Productivity: Cosmic Voyage and Beyond”, Issues of the Creative Process session at the Heartland Film Festival, October 23, 1998. Sponsored by Heartland Film Festival and IUPUI New Media Program.
"Artists
and Designers on the Internet," Internet 2 Conference, to the Strategic Council
for Internet 2, 4/14-4/16/98
Supercomputing ’98, Nov. 7-10, 1998, remote virtual collaboration demonstration using Virtual Director with Cave5D linking participants from NCSA, EVL, ODU, and NLANR research booths. Cox D., Lascara C., Levy S., Patterson R., Wheless G.
“Experiences
with Virtual Reality Applications,” Panel SIGGRAPH 97 Conference, August
10, 1997,
Institute
of the Arts and the Institute for Biosciences, Bioinformatics, and
Biotechnology,
“Cosmic
Voyage,” National Science Foundation,
“Visualization Study of the Network,” 4th Annual Living Surfaces Conference, Design for the Internet, American Center for Design Annual Meeting, November 14, 1996, and Education Roundtable Nov 13, 1996, IBM Building, Chicago, Illinois.
“Mathematics, Art, and Science: The Making of Cosmic Voyage,” 74th Annual Meeting, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, April 25-28, 1996, San Diego, California, speaker, April 25, 1996.
1996
Supercomputing Conference, presentation and showing “Excerpt from the
Cosmic Voyage”,
"Visualization
and Cosmic Voyage," The Visualization Forum: New Technologies and Old
Talents, The Aspen Institute,
Supercomputing
'95, Dec. 3-8, 1995,
"Visualization,
Creativity, and Renaissance Teams," The 80th Annual Meeting of the
Association of American Colleges, Jan 19-22, 1994, Grand
“Science,
Lies, and Videotape”, American Association for the Advancement of
Science, February 21, 1994,
"Networking
Visualization," Merit Network Seminar,
"Scientific Visualization and Renaissance Teams," Trinity University Faculty Summer Seminar, Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas, May 25, 1992
"Scientific
Visualization and Renaissance Teams," USI Visualization Symposium,
University of
"Scientific
Visualization," NASA
"Scientific
Visualization," Jet Propulsion Laboratory Colloquium,
"Scientific
Visualization,"
"Scientific
Visualization,"
"Visualization: Is it all it's cracked up to be?," Panel and Tutorial Notes, Supercomputing 91, November 20, 1991.
"Beyond Visualization: Mapping Information," Course and Paper, Supercomputing 91, November 18, 1991.
"Renaissance
Teams,"
"Renaissance
Teams," Polymer Modeling on High Performance Computers Workshop, Banquet
Speaker,
"Interdisciplinary Collaboration Case Study in Computer Graphics Education: 'Venus & Milo'," August 2, 1991 at SIGGRAPH 91, Las Vegas, Nevada, August 28-July 2, 1991.
"Scientific
Visualization,"
"Technology
and the Visualization of the Sciences," Invited Speaker,
"Art and the
Computer," AAAS Annual Meeting, Invited Speaker,
"Power of the
Visual Image," AAAS Annual Meeting, Invited Speaker,
“The Art of
Scientific Visualization,” 53rd Annual Mid-America Collage Art
Association,
"Collaborations and Contradictions in Computer Animation," Panel Chair and Speaker on panel,
June 9, at the 1989 NCGA Arts Conference: The Dimensions of Interactivity, hosted by the CADRE Institute, (Computers in Art and Design, Research and Education) and the National Computer Graphics Association, San Jose State University, June 8-10, 1989.
"On
the Cutting Edge Applications in Scientific Visualization," Panel Chair and
speaker, April 18, at the National Computer Graphics Association,
"Convergence
of Art and Science," panel speaker 1988 National Communications Forum,
First
International Symposium on Electronic Art, Center for Art, Media, and
Technology,
"Scientific
Visualization: Software Environments for Cooperative Research,"
International Iris User Forum,
"Supercomputer
Graphics and the Convergence of Art and Science", invited speaker to the
SIGGRAPH Educator's Workshop,
"Renaissance
Teams: A Convergence of Art and Science," SIGGRAPH
"Convergence
of Art and Science: Creating Visual
Paradigms," Digital Equipment Corporation,
"Renaissance Teams: Researchers and Artists Together!," University of Pittsburgh, Cathedral of Learning, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, February 3, 1988, Seminar series in Computers in Academia: 1988.
"Renaissance
Teams: Using a Supercomputer to
Visualize Higher Dimensions, "
Simulations/Dissimulations: A Symposium, panelist and presented art at
The Art Institute of Chicago,
"Renaissance
Teams: Using A Supercomputer to
Visualize Higher Dimensions," paper/presentation, Sixth Annual Pacific
Northwest Computer Graphics Conference,
"Supercomputer
Graphics: A Convergence of Art and
Science," abstract and presentation, International Popular Culture
Conference,
"Renaissance Teams: A Convergence of Art, Humanities, and Science," abstract and presentation, Eighth International Conference on the Fantastic in the Arts Conference, Houston, TX. March 18-22, 1987.
"Renaissance Teams: What the Artist can do for Science," abstract and presentation, Annual Symposium of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Chicago, IL. February 23, 1987.
"Supercomputer
Art," abstract and presentation, 50th Annual Conference of the Mid-America
College Art Association,
"Supercomputer
Imagery: A Convergence of Art and
Science," abstract and presentation, Interface '86: Tenth Annual Humanities and Technology
Conference of Art and Science,
"From
Supercomputer to Small Computer," abstract for the Sixth Annual Symposium
on the Small Computers in the Arts,