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U of I virtual technology program aids microbiology research (access required)

by Zach Hagadone
Published: April 6,2009
Time posted: 1:00 am

What if doctors could perform surgery from thousands of miles away? Or an architect could walk into a virtual building plan and move beams and joists to test for structural integrity? What if you could meet with potential business partners online, shake hands and physically feel it?  Those are just a few of the long-term ...



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