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

Katie Gach's research about how people mourn finds that people are mean to each other online, even in times of tragedy.

NSF grant supports research aimed at cultivating a passion for STEM fields among young children.

Software turns digital toys into digital tools for desktop applications.

Lila Finch's new workshop shows teachers how to help students embrace both art and technology.

In the lobby of the Roser ATLAS Building, a nine-foot illuminated tree sculpture is lending artistic form to scientific function.

Hyunjoo Oh is one of 22 successful applicants from across the country and world to be selected for the prestigious program

No longer just for kids, the Laboratory for Playful Computation's BlockyTalky toolkit empowers adults to invent their own creative interfaces.

Pack a laptop, a change of clothes and some creativity, and head over to CU Boulder ATLAS Institute for T9Hacks, a unique event for female computer programming newcomers to explore a hackathon environment while learning and solving compelling problems. A 24-hour invention marathon of sorts, participants will have the opportunity...

In February, ATLAS hosted the University of Colorado Boulder's first-ever women's hackathon, an event intended to promote gender diversity in technology and creative industries.