LINGUIST List 14.2032

Tue Jul 29 2003

Confs: Computational Ling/Switzerland

Editor for this issue: Marie Klopfenstein <marielinguistlist.org>

Directory

1. Markus Stolze, IFIP INTERACT 2003

 INTERACT 2003

 Ninth IFIP TC13 International Conference on 
 Human-Computer Interaction

 Zurich, Switzerland, September 1-5, 2003

 http://www.interact2003.org


 Advance Program Online
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 The conference advance program is now online at 
 http://www.interact2003.org/program_advanced.html

 Keynotes by 
 Wolfgang Wahlster (DFKI), Daniel Borel (Logitech), 
 and Sandy Pentland (MIT) 

 Technical Tracks on 
 3D input device, agent design, display I/O, E-commerce, E-learning, 
 empirical studies, eye tracking, HCI methods, search & retrieval, 
 shared displays, social context, special needs, spoken language 
 interface, tangible bits, touch feedback, ubiquitous computing, 
 UI design, mobile systems, usability testing, and very large displays

 Special Formats
 Apart from the core technical presentations INTERACT 2003 will also
 include other exiting formats to foster the exchange between the 
 conference participants. An experimental format for INTERACT 2003 are 
 "Interactive Experiences": Electronic installations and performances 
 with an arty touch - to be experienced by the conference participants. 
 Other special formats include system demonstrations, workshops, panels, 
 and video papers.

 
 Registration
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 See registration details at 
 http://www.interact2003.org/registration_fee.html


 Call for Participation
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 The ninth IFIP TC13 international conference on Human-Computer 
 Interaction will be organized at the Swiss Federal Institute of 
 Technology (ETH) in Zurich (Switzerland), from September 1st to 
 5th 2003. 

 Don't miss out on the latest of this truly international, widely 
 acclaimed, top quality HCI conference series. Practitioners, 
 researchers, and academics throughout the world are most welcome.
 
 Come to INTERACT 2003 and savor Swiss life and culture while 
 enjoying the best of intellectual discussion about HCI in research 
 and practice at the ETH, one of the leading technical universities 
 of the world.

 For further information see web site, or email: infointeract2003.org