University of New Hampshire
announcement / hci / talk
My car as an interactive computing environment: Supporting non-driving-related activities Bastian Pfleging Friday, April 29, 2016, 2 PM Kingsbury S320 Abstract. Today, driving a modern car is much more than sitting in a vehicle to get to a distant location. Drivers face the challenge to simultaneously maneuver the car but also operate in-car computer systems. They[…]
We are pleased to introduce the eight students who will participate in the 2016 UNH IRES program. The program is funded by the National Science Foundation, Office of International and Integrative Activities. We are grateful for the support. This year we received a large number of exceptionally strong applications. After careful deliberation, we selected the eight students listed below[…]
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The Adventures of Pursuing a PhD in Human Computer Interaction Miriam Greis Tuesday, 12/1/2015, 11:10 Kingsbury S320 Abstract. Miriam will talk about her experiences as a female PhD student in Human Computer Interaction. She will provide you with details of a PhD student life in Germany, about the things she enjoys being a PhD student (and[…]
hci / hcilab / nsf / stuttgart / travel / unhires
Recently, the UNH IRES group visited Saarbrücken, Germany to tour two HCI labs at Universität des Saarlandes. We were all quite amazed by research effort at both labs. The Innovative Retail Lab at the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) is conducting multiple studies on innovative shopping solutions and more! The simulated intelligent supermarket (pictured) provides shoppers with virtual assistance[…]
Multimodal Interfaces for Situation Awareness and Attention in Automobiles Susanne Boll Media Informatics and Multimedia Systems University of Oldenburg | OFFIS – Institut für Informatik 11 AM, July 1, 2015 Kingsbury W208 (ECE conference room) Coffee and donuts will be served Abstract The number of assistance system in cars has been increasing of recent years.[…]