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22 November 2022: Talk by Sven Mayer, LMU Munich

The Next Generation of Computing Systems: Artificial Intelligence meets Humans Abstract: Traditionally, humans used machines to support them while staying in full control. However, over the last decades, we have moved away from this paradigm; today, systems support users beyond their capabilities. For instance, smartphone text entry uses prediction algorithms to improve human typing performance. […]

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26 May 2022: Talk by Young-Woo Park

On 26 May 2022, A/Prof Young-Woo Park of UNIST gave a talk for the SydCHI community. This talk was co-organised by ACM SydCHI, Materialising Memories research program (led by Prof van den Hoven), and the UTS Visualisation Institute (as part of our regular talk series). Exploring Self-reflective Experiences through Tangible Interaction with Personal Lifelog data […]

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14 April 2022: Talk by Mark Billinghurst

Please save the date and join us for our joint UNSW – SydCHI talk by Prof. Mark Billinghurst. You can register your interest to attend via the Eventbrite page.Please share this with your students, colleagues, or anyone interested in this topic! Date Thursday, 14 April 2022, 10:00 AM-11:00 AM Where Physical location: Room#113, K17, UNSW Sydney Online: […]

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10 March 2022: Talk by Shengdong Zhao

Please save the date and join us for the joint USyd Basser Seminar – SydCHI talk by A./Prof. Shengdong Zhao. You can register your interest to attend via the Eventbrite page.Please share this with your students, colleagues, or anyone interested in this topic! Date Thursday, 10 March 2022, 2:00-3:30pm (via Zoom, link no longer up) Heads-up Computing: […]

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11 Feb 2022: Talk by Barrett Ens

On 11 February 2022, from 4-5pm, Dr Barrett Ens will give a talk for the SydCHI community. Using Space Around Us to Support Data Exploration Abstract The past several decades have brought about several iterations of computer form factors methods of interacting with them. While the computer itself has miniaturised, the computer as we know […]