The most advanced learning environment you've ever seen (or heard).
The Digital Visualization Theater (DVT) offers instructors the unique ability to immerse students in high-resolution, high-fidelity images projected on a 50-foot-diameter dome. Boasting Sony SRX-S110 projectors, one of the most advanced projections systems available, a JBL 9,000-watt 5.1 Dolby surround sound system, and ten computers for the real-time rendering of 3D objects, the state-of-the-art, 136-seat hexagonal theater envelops students in 360-degree visual experiences, including:
- Taking them inside 3D models of complex molecules such as enzymes and DNA
- Viewing the internal structure of the human body as revealed by CT or MRI medical imaging technologies
- Hurtling them through outer space, from the Notre Dame campus to the edge of the observable universe
- Viewing the intricate details of the Large Hadron Collider at CERN
Whether studying geological sciences, biological sciences, biochemistry, physics, astronomy, art, or philosophy, at Notre Dame’s DVT, the sky is no limit when it comes to learning.
Contact Director Keith Davis, (574) 631-3952, today to request a presentation at the Digital Visualization Theater.