Jerome L. Greene Science Center Installation
The Jerome L. Greene Science Center is home to Columbia University’s Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute. It is a thriving hub that brings together faculty and students from across Columbia University, scholars from around the world, and members of the local community.
For this project, I was part of a large team building the interactive installation in the building’s lobby. My responsibility was developing the interfaces on the touch screens for AV&C. I also worked on creating methodology of building the animation that allows the design team freedom but is also easy to implement. The app was built with React JS, GSAP, HTML, and CSS.
Above is a demonstration of the animation of the touch screens.
The video panels moved over top image scans of brain waves in sync with each other.


Project Highlight: Interactive Installation for Jerome L. Greene Science Center's Lobby
- Role in the Project:
- Collaborative Endeavor: Integrated within a diverse team tasked with the mission to enhance the building's lobby through an interactive installation.
- Touchscreen Mastery: Spearheaded the development of intuitive interfaces for the touchscreens, working in partnership with AV&C.
- Animation Blueprint: Pioneered a unique methodology to craft animations. This approach granted the design team unparalleled creative latitude while ensuring ease of implementation.
- Technical Foundations:
- Development Stack: The application was meticulously crafted using React JS, supplemented with the animation prowess of GSAP, and brought to life with HTML and CSS.
- Outcome: The culmination is an engaging interactive installation in the lobby, serving as an inviting gateway to the myriad wonders housed within the Jerome L. Greene Science Center.