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📣 Excited to be inviting applications for a lecturer to join us at the Centre for HCI Design @cityuni_hcid. We’re looking for applicants committed to studying & designing tech that improves people’s lives in eg health, sustainability, responsible AI, etc https://t.co/vXK3eYvhzI

My amazing colleagues are looking for participants from interaction design to add their voices to this workshop! Towards Making the Intangible Tangible: Perspectives on Trust and AI: https://t.co/JTwqOygh57 @wasp_hs #interactiondesign #ai

Tomorrow morning (Wednesday May 17), we will start the final day of the #df_dronearena with Breakfast Talks by @_rachaelgarrett and @cafeciaojoe at the @dig_futures Hub. Talks start at 9.30am. Welcome to learn about aesthetics, movement, and mechanical sympathy!

The 2nd Challenge at the @dig_futures Drone Arena, @df_dronearena, a one-of-a-kind interactive event with aerial drone technology, takes place next week, May 16-17. Audience welcome! For full details, check out the website: https://t.co/iGPlYvCy5G https://t.co/UTlQBuxBVF

Come and Join Us! 🛸 I will be giving an invited talk on Wednesday morning: Aesthetics & Movement: Taking Inspiration for Fashion

Of course, I think CHI should become more accessible and I also understand that it is going to be very hard to do. But at minimum, there could be some openness and clarity around the limitations/expectations of the hybrid experience and what is and isn't going to happen.

It may be difficult to do hybrid well, but there was not enough clarity about what attending/presenting hybrid would entail. Authors were given the impression that presenting online would at least mean their papers would be acknowledged on-site in some form. And they were not.

And finally, Hamburg is an amazing and vibrant city❣️ I feel so lucky to be able to visit these places as part of my work. 📸

Thank you to everyone I chatted to this week for the rich, generative, and invigorating discussions. 🧠 I am going home motivated and excited to continue my research.

Thank you to everyone who puts in effort for the extra events, parties, and receptions that happen around the conference itself. These are so important to meet friends both old and new. 🥂

I especially appreciated the opportunity to speak to established researchers and even members of the SIGCHI executive committee during our networking lunches.🍲☕️🍰 Thank you to the organisers of the student volunteer program for all your work!

I also had an amazing experience as a student volunteer! I met too many amazing volunteers to name here, but I hope to stay in touch with this great community of early career researchers. 🎓

I participated in the workshop "Moral Agents for Sustainable Transitions" and met a very exciting group of people exploring different perspectives on the ethics and politics of design. I am excited to see where this goes next. 👀

If you're interested in problematising and rethinking how we approach collision and risk in interaction design, you can check out the paper here: 📄 https://t.co/ZzC9KW0pzz

And our alt.chi paper "Collision Design" alongside Joe Marshall, Paul Tennent, Christine Li, @cnunezpacheco, @ProfessorHook, Praminda Caleb-Solly, and Steve Benford.

If you're interested in how post-phenomenology and first-person perspectives can be blended to generate nuanced understandings of human-technology relationships, you can check our article 📄 here: https://t.co/lll3yDzmav

Our ToCHI Article 'Touching Our Breathing through Shape-Change: Monster, Organic Other, or Twisted Mirror' alongside Pavel Karpashevich, Pedro Sanches @Luftyoav, @kcsingsthings, Vasiliki Tsaknaki, and @ProfessorHook.

If you are interested in ethical sensibilities in design practice, you can read the paper 📄 here :

Also thank you to the Critical and Sustainable Computing Committee and our reviewers for nominating Felt Ethics for an Honorable Mention Award. 🏆