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When We Went In

When We Went In, the National D-Day Memorial’s exclusive, nighttime masterpiece is back by popular demand with a new prelude to honor America’s 250th anniversary!

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The Virginia Tech Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology (ICAT) advances research, innovation, and education by bringing together faculty and students across disciplines; providing funding, space, support, and expertise; and building mutually beneficial partnerships beyond campus. 

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Student opportunities
Corporate partners
Donor support

ICAT events

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The Cube

The Cube is a highly adaptable space for research and experimentation in big data exploration, immersive environments, intimate performances, audio and visual installations, and experiential investigations of all types.

The Cube
Studios
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Studios
Funding
Funding opportunities for students and faculty are available now
Funding
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ICAT in the news

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Supported research

Our projects vary in size, subject matter, medium, and discipline, ranging from research led by Virginia Tech faculty and students to collaborative ICAT team projects. These initiatives are grouped into three main categories: Supported Research, External Partnerships, and Strategic Initiatives.

Supported research
Strategic initiatives
Strategic initiatives are projects we launch to spark new ideas, inspire SEAD grant proposals, and develop external partnerships.
Strategic initiatives
External partnerships
External partnerships at ICAT are built around collaborations with organizations outside our institute.
External partnerships
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ICAT centers

Centers

CENI

Center for Educational Networks and Impacts

CENI advances high quality SEAD teaching and learning opportunities in the P-12 contexts and leads in STEM work-force development from early childhood through professional practice.

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CHCI

Center for Human-Computer Interaction

CHCI is a world leader in HCI research, both designing interactive experiences and studying human interaction with and through technology.

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CFWPP

Center for Future Work Places and Practices

CFWPP will use transdisciplinary research related to the design, development, and deployment of future work spaces, processes, and domains, with an emphasis on human-centered approaches, to focus on the individual and the broader workplace.