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UPDATE: The available positions have been filled for Winter 2020. We will consider new applicants for Fall 2020, and will reach out to students in August 2020. The Michigan Information Interaction Lab is looking to fill up to three new positions for master’s students from across U-M (please apply by filling in this form). Ideally, applicants…… Continue reading Winter 2020 Research Positions

Professor Nebeling and members of the Information Interaction Lab are excited to share that they have been recognized as a key partner in U-M’s new major XR Initiative, which was recently announced by the Provost and endorsed by the President. While the specifics and strategic goals are still in development, one of the most exciting…… Continue reading New XR Initiative at U-M

UPDATE: We have received more than 30 applications from students interested in joining the research of Professor Michael Nebeling and his team. We’re very excited by that. Thank you! We will internally review applications and start contacting shortlisted candidates after January 9th, 2020. It is our hope that final decisions are made and can be…… Continue reading 2020 Positions for PhD Students and Postdocs

As announced earlier, several members of the Information Interaction Lab attended CHI 2019 in Glasgow, Scotland, UK. This week, the video recordings of our presentations were released: 1. 360proto: Making Interactive Virtual Reality / Augmented Reality Prototypes from PaperMichael Nebeling, Katy Madier https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CY9xwOA5cmQ 2. What is Mixed Reality?Maximilian Speicher, Brian D. Hall, Michael Nebeling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QDzTIYJSko

The Michigan Information Interaction Lab directed by Professor Michael Nebeling is looking for 1-2 postdocs to join their efforts in designing and studying new interactive systems & technologies. Over the first three years at U-M, the lab has worked at the forefront of cross-device interfaces, multi-modal interaction, and AR/VR. Our systems research contributions include ProtoAR [CHI’18]…… Continue reading New Postdoc Positions

We are excited to announce our CHI 2019 AR/VR prototyping course. The course web site can be found here. AR/VR technologies are starting to disrupt our everyday experiences and they are playing an increasingly important role in interaction design. The course taught by Professor Nebeling will introduce CHI 2019 attendees to state-of-the-art AR/VR prototyping methods…… Continue reading AR/VR Prototyping Course at CHI 2019

We are really excited to receive a Mozilla Research Grant for our research on AR/VR. The research gift from Mozilla will enable Professor Nebeling and his lab to conduct two important research studies around the future of the web and its use as a platform for augmented reality applications. The first study will explore a range of…… Continue reading New Grant from Mozilla