technology

Contributed by Chandler Barton, UHCL graduate student and teaching assistant in the department of liberal arts.

At the University of Houston-Clear Lake (UHCL), the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) field is of interest because of the university's history with NASA’s Johnson Space Center. Although a male-dominated field,…

Interested in data visualization, digital technologies, and/or humanities? Be sure to check out the Humanities and Technology pre-conference and camp Nov. 3-4. Included is the registration link and schedule for the event.

What precedent could Michelle Carter's case set moving forward in this age of technology? Will it create a chilling effect on freedom of speech?

Testing out virtual reality with the Oculus Rift at the Perception and Action Lab with Steven Sutherland, assistant professor of psychology, in the applied cognitive psychology program.

There are a number of virtual reality systems available today and many soon-to-be released for mainstream purchase. Some systems are more advanced than others, but interested consumers have a variety of choices in varying price points to…

In a world striving to push the educational boundaries, virtual reality may be the technology that puts society one step closer to pushing through that boundary.

I have not done my homework this week because I was waiting in line for the release of the new iPhone 6S.

Imagine children interacting with astronauts and hearing their favorite author read to them aloud, both in one day. Students may not need a permission slip or a sack lunch the next time they go on a field trip; in fact, they may not even…

The Cyber Security Institute at University of Houston-Clear Lake in cooperation with NASA-Johnson Space Center and Bay AreaHouston Economic Partnership invites you to the Cyber Security Collaboration Forum Thursday, April 4 from 9 a.m to 4…