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LMC Professor Anne Sullivan Awarded Best Paper For Research On Pokémon, Let’s Go
September 9, 2019
LMC Assistant Professor Anne Sullivan was awarded Best Paper for work on “But Does Pikachu Love You? Reproductive Labor in Casual Hardcore Games.”
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Ivan Allen Faculty and Students Receive GVU and IPaT Research and Engagement Grants
August 22, 2019
Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts faculty and students are recipients of research and engagment grants for 2019 – 2020 from Georgia Tech’s GVU and Institute of People and Technology (IPaT).
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The Safety Show – A Performance that Blends Virtual and Augmented Reality with Theater
February 27, 2019
Last week the Georgia Tech’s DramaTech Theatre performed The Safety Show which was a collaborative effort between the Office of the Arts and TSRB’s Augmented Environments Lab.
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Adriana Alvaro Garcia selected as UN Data Fellow
February 25, 2019
Adriana Alvaro Garcia, PhD student at the Digital Media program, was recently selected as a Data Fellow by the United Nation.
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Doctoral Student Adriana Alvarado Garcia Selected as UN Global Data Fellow
February 18, 2019
Adriana Alvarado Garcia, a second-year Ph.D. student in the Georgia Institute of Technology School of Literature, Media, and Communication’s (LMC) Digital Media program, recently attended the inaugural workshop of the United Nations (UN) Global Pulse Data Fellows initiative. LMC is a unit of the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts.
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LMC Professor Lisa Yaszek Featured on Vice News Science Fiction Miniseries
January 10, 2019
LMC Professor Lisa Yaszek is a featured guest expert on the Vice News miniseries, “How Sci Fi Has Changed Your Life, Even If You Don’t Realize It.”
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Film by DM Alumna Ayoka Chenzira Selected for National Film Registry
December 19, 2018
A film by Ayoka “Ayo” Chenzira, an alumna of the Literature, Media, and Communication PhD program in Digital Media (2014) has been placed on the National Film Registry. Chenzira’s Hair Piece: A Film for Nappy-Headed People was selected along with 24 other films for 2018, including Orson Welles The Lady from Shanghai and Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park. The Registry “showcases the range and diversity of American film heritage to increase awareness for its preservation.”
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ACM Interactions “How Was it Made” Feature
November 28, 2018
Ph.D. student Anna Weisling featured in December 2018 ACM Interactions Magazine
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Smart Cities project highlighted on local news
September 12, 2018
Associate Professor Le Dantec was interviewed for a WSB-Atlanta story on how researchers at Georgia Tech are leading efforts to make cities and communities around Georgia Smarter.
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Magerko Named Director of Georgia Tech Graduate Studies in Digital Media
August 28, 2018
Brian Magerko, professor in the School of Literature, Media, and Communication (LMC), has been named director of the School’s influential Graduate Program in Digital Media (DGS). The program encompasses master’s and Ph.D. studies, nine labs and research groups, and research strengths in civic media and digital expression.
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Why We Love Han Solo
May 22, 2018
The rogue space jock was born in science fiction long before Harrison Ford grabbed a blaster and met Luke Skywalker. Science fiction expert Lisa Yaszek explains his appeal and the history of one of science fiction’s oldest archetypes.
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ART+TECH Festival in San Francisco
May 3, 2018
Improvisational dance AI installation accepted to international arts festival
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LMC Professor Lisa Yaszek Featured in James Cameron’s Stoey of Science Fiction
April 27, 2018
LMC Professor Lisa Yaszek will be a featured expert in director James Cameron’s Story of Science Fiction, a six part miniseries that debuts on AMC at 10 pm EST on Monday, April 30, 2018.
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Is the Cathedral a Time Machine?
April 23, 2018
LMC’s Richard Utz answers the question why so many modern visitors of medieval cathedrals think these magnificent buildings have the power of time travel.
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LMC professor Lisa Yaszek Speaks about Science Fiction Film in USA Today
February 21, 2018
Professor Lisa Yaszek was recently interviewed by USA Today about the recent renaissance in smart, original science fiction films that are critically acclaimed, but do not perform as well at the box office as blockbusters such as Star Wars.
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Jessica Anderson collaborates with Spelman students to create Safer, a mobile app designed to encourage good Samaritan engagement in preventing sexual violence
February 8, 2018
Safer is a mobile app that gives people a way to ask for low-stakes help in potentially dangerous social situations. It also motivates us to act on our good intentions in our local communities.
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Lisa Yaszek featured in BookTrib.com article about the “new golden age of science fiction”
February 6, 2018
LMC professor Lisa Yaszek is featured in a BookTrib.com article about the current boom in science fiction television programming.
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“Taking on Serious Topics in Children’s Entertainment Games” published in ACM Computers in Entertainment
January 25, 2018
During a three-week course on game design at the University of Lower Silesia in Wroclaw, Erasmus students from eight different European countries addressed themselves to playing, talking about, and designing games for children. The theme of social responsibility pushed them to think about their own cultural and social backgrounds and consider how issues that exist currently in their lives can be brought to younger children in understandable ways.
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LMC Professor Lisa Yaszek featured in Food and Wine Magazine article about spice and science fiction
December 29, 2017
LMC professor Lisa Yaszek is featured in a recent article from Food and Wine Magazine about the role of spice in science fiction (http://www.foodandwine.com/news/spice-science-fiction).
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Creating the Next Code Composers
November 1, 2017
Teaching computer science to high school students requires creativity. A musical app called EarSketch proves to be the ideal learning instrument.
