Zebulun M. Wood

Zebulun M. Wood is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Media Arts and Science at the Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering, Indiana University Indianapolis. His work focuses on emerging media technologies, including 3-D design, augmented reality (AR), and virtual reality (VR), with applications in healthcare, education, and innovation. He leads projects such as Virtual Bethel, a digital archival and 3-D reconstruction initiative, and collaborates with the IU School of Dentistry on maxillo-facial prosthetic design. Wood also founded the nonprofit IndianaUploaded, fostering design competitions for students.

• Education: M.S. Technology (Purdue University, 2009); B.S. Computer Graphics Technology (Purdue University, 2007)

His research interests span 3-D printing, AR/VR applications in healthcare and education, character development, and community-building through digital arts. He teaches courses in 3D production, AR design, and medical prototyping. Wood’s interdisciplinary approach integrates technology with social impact, emphasizing entrepreneurial thinking and servant leadership.

Wood’s collaborations include the IU NeuroXR Collaboration and projects exploring AR in prosthetics and dental applications. His courses (e.g., NEWM-N 548 for medical 3D prototyping) reflect his commitment to bridging technology and real-world problem-solving.