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As part of the State University of New York’s
Conversation in the Disciplines program, the Center
for Communication and Information Technology at SUNY
Oswego will host a conference March 30 and 31 titled,
“At the Intersection: A Conversation Between Art
and Science on Information Visualization.”
The conference will bring together researchers and artists
from the fields of art, graphic design, human computer
interaction, information science, technology and other
related fields working with interactive integrated media
design to stimulate discussion centered on how digital
imaging technology has transformed the ways to communicate
information visually.
Advances and breakthroughs in computer graphics have
made visual electronic media the basis of the modern
information delivery system, and it is clear that communication
design will continue to play a dominant role in the
way people disseminate and interact with information
well into the 21st century, organizers said.
“Our primary goal for this conference is presenting
work that stands at that intersection between art, science,
and technology in order to encourage and stimulate discussion
among a diverse group of scholars and practitioners,”organizers
said.
SUNY Oswego’s Center for Communication and Information
Technology (CCIT) is made up of several academic disciplines
including broadcasting, graphic design, human computer
interaction, information science, and journalism. Common
interests are data visualization, theoretical and applied
forms of communication, evolving relationships between
technology and communication, and the impact of new
media on society.
For more information visit the CCIT Web site at http://www.oswego.edu/about/centers/ccit/ or
contact Cynthia Clabough at (315) 312-5624. |
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