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Creativity & Cognition conference features ATLAS-developed tools and techniques for self expression and interacting with the world.
The ATLAS community aims to move interactive systems out of the lab and into complex, messy, physical ecosystems.
Suzuki develops ways to integrate augmented reality and large language models for more seamless human-AI interaction.
ATLAS research faculty member, Pedro DiNezio, partnered with an interdisciplinary team to study how volcanoes created the conditions for whales to thrive.
ATLAS PhD researcher Rishi Vanukuru studies ways to make everyday video calls more tactile and immersive.
Members of several ATLAS labs show off the latest research on human-computer interactivity.
AI tools are everywhere. We offer several ethical considerations for how and when to use them.
Assistant professor Mirela Alistar is a member of the first cohort of SRI Research Fellows selected by CU ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½'s Research & Innovation Office.
Assistant professor Michael Rivera is one of 18 joining the 2026 RIO Faculty Fellow cohort.
Grace Leslie noted that "for people living with Alzheimer’s or dementia, both anecdotal and experimental evidence point to the durability of music in the brain."