About
Zane Cochran is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Creative Technologies in the Physics and Technology Department at Berry College, and Director of the HackBerry Lab. His teaching focuses on prototyping and design thinking within Berry's Creative Technologies program. Research interests include maker-oriented learning and embedded electronics in wearable technology, alongside consulting for K-12 schools developing STEM-based makerspaces.
He actively exhibits interactive installations in museums, galleries, and fashion events, blending technical innovation with creative expression. His work emphasizes hands-on learning environments and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
Located in the HackBerry Lab, Cochran's role integrates academic instruction with applied research, fostering student engagement in emerging technology fields. No specific grants or awards are listed in the provided information.
