Did you see the dance? Did you work the microphone for the $100 Premium Services Freedman Center prize? If you missed this year's Research ShowCASE, put it on your calendar for next year and see where research can take you!
Research is rich at Case, and KSL is part of the picture. We captured a few moments between watching the robot track around the conference hall and looking at the posters & booths about the wide variety of research at Case. From business' "You Had Me at Hello": How More Communication
Can Lead to Less Understanding, to science' The Cardiac Lymphatics, it was a great day.
Kelvin Smith Library's Ann Vanderschrier & Brian Gray featured many products & services, showing papers from the International News Commons:
Hopeful people at the KSL booth advance to the microphones to hear about podcasting & the Freedman Center Premium Services raffle & prize:
Tom Hayes explains the Freedman Center's hallmark phrase:
about creating effective multimedia learning tools:
Pocket Virtual Worlds creator Jared Bendis demonstrating the 3-D approach to filming the dance, where the Mather Building becomes the dance:
