We are proud to have partnered with institutions that are working hard to change the way people work, create, and design for the future.
One of the great benefits of being housed within an internationally recognized research institution is that we have been able to connect with partners and individuals from all fields — developing collaborations with scientists, artists, designers and leaders who are shaping the world we live in and innovating future technology and experiences.
"The relationship we have now with the IC is the best kind of relationship, where it has changed from a customer relationship to a partnership. We have really come to respect each other as people, which transcends what organization we work in. People who are living at that cross section of tech and purpose and empowerment."
LORRAINE BARDEEN
General Manager
MICROSOFT
LATEST PRESS & MEDIA
Finalist in US Dept. of Education EdSim Challenge
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HoloAnatomy Software Featured in Fortune Magazine
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CWRU’s Work on HoloLens Featured in CIO Magazine
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Managing The Disruption Conference at the Greene Institute
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IC goes to the World Economic Forum
The Interactive Commons had the honor of being invited to attend the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland to...
IC on CBS Sunday Morning
The IC and its work on using HoloLens to teach medical anatomy was featured in a broader story on CBS Sunday...
