Abstract: This talk concentrates on our efforts over the years to make the harvesting of relevant data from mobile devices accurate and efficient, to allow on device data interpretation and to produce models able to…
Steven Drost (CodeBase Chief Strategy Officer) and Jamie Coleman (CodeBase CoFounder and Chair) will talk about the topics that are rarely discussed in an academic environment around startups, product management, jobs…
SACHI Seminar – Large scale studies of habit changing interface design Speaker: Matjaž Kljun Abstract: Various technologies can be used in persuading people to change their habits, behaviours or attitudes. Such…
SACHI Seminar – The Missing Interface: Micro Gestures on Objects for Augmented Reality Interaction Speaker: Klen Čopič Pucihar Abstract: Augmented reality technology can introduce digital elements to arbitrary objects.…
Abstract: This talk is in two parts, in the first of which Adriana will focus on her experiences in assessment and feedback in large classes, and in the second part on her work in encouraging gender diversity in…
Title: Instant Interaction Abstract: Although Mark Weiser’s original vision of “ubiquitous computing” has all but arrived due to the wide availability of smartphones, tablets and interactive screens, the envisioned…
Title Augmenting touch expressivity to improve the touch modality Abstract During the last decades, touch surfaces have become more and more ubiquitous. Whether on tablets, on smartphones or on laptops, touch…
Title: Visualization and Taxonomy Abstract: This talk will consider the relationship between visualization and taxonomy from two perspectives. Firstly, how visualization can aid understanding the process of taxonomy,…
Title: How to Closely Read a Topic Model: Visualizing the Poetry of Emily Dickinson Biography: Jonathan Armosa is a Doctoral Fellow at New York University (NYU). Jonathan’s research is in the area of Digital…
Please note that this seminar is confirmed for Purdie C on Wednesday October 4th between 14:00 and 15:00 Title: New file metaphors for a networked world