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After returning from an artist's residency in Banff, ATLAS Assistant Professor Joel Swanson spoke to Black Cube Nomadic Art Museum about his work and recent success, and he shared suggestions for aspiring artists seeking to make their mark.

Jason Salavon uses algorithms to transform cultural data into abstract art.

Creative coding marathon attracts a majority of women and first-time hackers.

Joanne Reid, a December graduate from the ATLAS Information and Communication Technology for Development (ICTD) master's program, was named to the 2018 U.S. Olympic Team in the sport of biathlon.

TAM graduate Hayley Leibson is unstoppable. With an award-winning blog and widespread media attention, her message is reaching thousands of millenials.

Instructor Danny Rankin discusses his research, classes and more in an interview with CU Connections.

ATLAS researcher Darren Guinness developed technology that conveys online photo content to the visually impaired

Pack a laptop, a change of clothes and some creativity, and head over to the third annual T9Hacks, an event for female computer programming newcomers.

ATLAS' creative community of researchers and educators welcomed four new faculty members this academic year, including Annie Bruns and Daniel Leithinger, who joined this semester.

BS TAM senior Mike Gough completed a 360 video project using footage shot during the spring 2017 semester, which he spent in Zimbabwe. This video about the project is beautifully produced; stay tuned for information about how to actually access the VR Zim360 experience itself.