Located on Atlanta, Library South 2, the Library’s Collaborative University Research and Visualization Environment (CURVE) is a technology-rich discovery space supporting the research and digital scholarship of students, faculty, and staff.
The CURVE’s mission is to enhance research and visualizations by providing technology and spaces that promote interdisciplinary engagement, collaborative investigation and innovative inquiry.
interactWall
The CURVE’s centerpiece technology, the interactWall, is a large-scale video wall that is flexible and easy to use—yet powerful enough to render complex models and visualizations. The wall itself measures 24 by 4.5 feet, with more than 25 million active pixels.
Students, faculty and staff engaged in research, digital scholarship and original creative activities can reserve the interactWall. When accommodations can be met, you may also reserve the interactWall for workshops, invited speakers, one-time class lectures, and related educational and training purposes. Reservations require approval of use and project.
For those wishing to use PowerPoint, download the interactWall PowerPoint template so your content will expand across the entire interactWall.
Collaborative Research Workstations
These workstations support advanced research, digital scholarship and original creative activities for small groups or individuals.
Policies
History of the CURVE
Read about the history of CURVE’s design and construction.