The permanent exhibit will debut at the Nov. 5 dedication of the Seymour Lawrence and Fortune galleries. The exhibit will bring new technological wave ideas to a visual level which can be understood and enjoyed by people of all ages, the director explained.
Much science is realized through equipment that uses waves, light, sound and electromagnetic waves.
As human beings, we're primarily visual. Waves of the Future shows some of this research and includes the work of 15 faculty members from Ole Miss chemistry, geology, engineering and research centers. Meetings about the exhibit began about two years ago, Krause said. The team effort has involved faculty from the sciences and engineering, staff and students. M.K. Smith, a producer with the Ole Miss Teleproductions Resource Center, is preparing a video for the exhibit.