In the Portal Winter 2006

UCLA’s Visualization Portal and Modeling Lab support research projects on campus and are also used to present much of that research to the campus and the general public. The Portal also hosts events that bring to campus interesting people and projects related to information technology. These pages are a sampling of the projects and events that have occurred in the Portal since it opened in 2000. The following images can be enlarged by clicking on them.

March 2006 3/24/2006 Woodbury University Students Learn about the Santiago de Compostela Model           3/23/2006 K-12 Students from Holy Innocence School See Virtual UCLA         3/15/2006 UCLA Faculty and Graduate Students Learn about the San Diego Supercomputer Center     3/9/2006 Cotsen Visitors See the Temple of Artemis Model         3/9/2006 Anthropology Students View UCLA Model         3/8/2006 Students in Medieval Literature Class See Santiago de Compostela Model       3/7/2006 Students Discuss the Virtual Roman Forum Model         3/3/2006 Claremont McKenna College Class Views the Temple Mount Model         3/3/2006 Woodbury University Students Learn about the Roman Forum             February 2006 2/24/2006 Will Rogers Students View Virtual UCLA         2/17/2006 Hope International Students View Temple Mount, Roman Forum and Santiago de Compostela Models       2/16/2006 Vanda Vitali of the Natural History Museum Talks about an “Invitation to Imagination”       2/26/2006 Fiat Lux Class Learns About the Roman Empire     2/10/2006 Immaculate Conception Junior High Students Learn About the Roman Forum and UCLA Models         2/9/2006 Jerusalem Class Learns about the Temple Mount Model       January 2006 1/27/2006 Visitors View the Santa Maria Maggiore Model                 1/25/2006 Junipero Serra High School Students View the Colosseum Model                 1/13/2006 Dr. Art Rivin Group Views New Hospital Model