Professor Michael Nebeling, Postdoc Max Speicher, and incoming PhD student Brian Hall attended CHI 2017, adding to the strong presence of UMSI at the premier HCI conference this year in Denver, Colorado. first time my new HCI lab at @umsi has come …
My colleagues, Steve Oney and Sun Young Park, and I comprise one of four research teams chosen to receive a $200,000 pilot grant from the University of Michigan’s Exercise & Sport Science Initiative (ESSI). Launched in 2016, ESSI draws on …
We’re happy to announce that Brian Hall will be joining the UMSI PhD program and our research lab in September. He will be advised by Professors Michael Nebeling and Mark Ackerman. Brian is joining us from the University of Wisconsin Stevens …
We’re looking forward to hosting Erin McAweeney for 12 weeks over the summer as a REMS Fellow. Erin is joining us from the UW iSchool, where she has recently been working with Jake Wobbrock.
We’re happy to announce that Max Speicher has joined UMSI as a Research Fellow for his postdoctoral research in our lab. Max brings several years of industrial research experience and expertise in the AR/VR space with him. Most recently, he was working …
Update: The lab is excited to have Erin McAweeney from the University of Washington Information School join us over the summer! The Information Interaction Lab at the University of Michigan School of Information is offering projects in multi-device interaction as part of a …
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Update: We’ve changed the format by doing 2 hackathons: one leading to a paper prototype and the other leading to a digital prototype. We’ve decided on two consecutive Thursdays: March 30 and April 6. Our lab will host and run …
Photo from our last hackathon in December, showing a number of students involved in the lab, picture taken with Kinect Photo Fall 2016 was our first semester at UMSI, and a number of things happened: set up our new lab space purchased …
Our lab will have weekly hackathons on Thursdays, 3pm-6pm. Our hackathons will be completed in 3 hours (they are still “real” hackathons, we’re just faster 😛). We will start with introductions and goals—what’s the goal you want to accomplish over the …
