HCIHEART 2018 : Amsterdam, the Netherlands

HCIHEART 2018
Amsterdam, the Netherlands
June, 27 – 29, 2018 

2nd International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, High Education, Augmented Reality and Technologies ( HCIHEART 2018 )
http://www.ainci.com/HCIHEART-2018/conference_HCIHEART_2018.html

HCIHEART 2018 will be composed of research presentations, keynote lectures, invited presentations, workshops, doctoral consortium, demo session, research-work-in-progress, poster presentations, etc.

The contributions must be submitted following the instructions found on the submission of papers section. All accepted papers will be published in the respective conference proceedings (in printed book form, CD/DVD and magazine) by international and prestigious publishing houses in America and Europe:

1) Post-conference publishing book. IGI Global: Hershey, Pennsylvania – USA
2) An academic CD proceedings version –not commercial (distribution in the room), with ISBN ISBN 978.88.96.471.76.0 and DOI: 10.978.8896471/760
3) International Magazine in Europe with IEEE format guidelines
4) The works/papers are will be submitted for indexation by EI COMPENDEX, INSPEC, THOMSON REUTERS and DBLP.UNI-TRIE.DE

Very Important: The authors can present more than one contribution with only one registration (maximum 3 works).

All contributions should be of high quality, originality, clarity, significance, impact and not published elsewhere or submitted for publication during the review period. 

Our main goal is to create a real space for the constructive debate and interchange of theoretical ideas, practical aspects, experiment results, conclusions, learned lessons and very specially the future lines of research. The great areas are HCI, Augmented Reality, Education (e-learning, virtual university, etc.), and new technologies (ICTs), which will be presented next, and broken down in accordance to the division of the topics. Finally, the current listing (alphabetical order) doesn’t mean that other issues of general or particular interest are excluded currently, or in coming editions of the event. In other words, the authors are free to present other topics which may enrich the content of the conference

All submitted works will be reviewed by a double-blind (at least three reviewers), non-blind, and participative peer review. These three kinds of review will support the selection process of those that will be accepted for their presentation at the international conference. Authors of accepted papers who registered in the conference can have access to the evaluations and possible feedback provided by the reviewers who recommended the acceptance of their research works/papers, so they can accordingly improve the final version of their contributions.

Important Dates and Information

 Works Submissions: Open. Consequently, as they are received, they will be evaluated. It is a way to speed up the process to make up the final program of the international conference, visa requirements, should plan travel well in advance, etc. In other words, it is not necessary to wait until the deadline to send them for the evaluation process. 

Deadline: June, 8th – 23:59 local time in Hawaiian Islands. 
Authors Notification: Two/three weeks after the submission/s.
Camera-ready, full papers: June, 25th.  

Special Links to 1st International Conference on Quantum Information Technologies Applied to Nature and Society (QUITANS 2018). Amsterdam, the Netherlands, June, 28 – 30, 2018 

More information: http://www.ainci.com/HCIHEART-2018/conference_HCIHEART_2018_registration.html

  • Keynote Speakers and Relators with Human and Professional – super 'High Quality'
  • Certificate of participation and conference proceedings. 
  • Participation for the selection of the best paper and research awards.
  • Discounts in official hotels. 
  • Cultural Events: local excursions in the Netherlands (free for all authors and participants).

This conference is organized by AInCI :: International Association of Interactive Communication (Asociacion Internacional de la Comunicacion Interactiva) :: www.ainci.com, and ALAIPO :: Latin Association of Human-Computer Interaction (Asociacion Latina de Interaccion Persona Ordenador) :: www.alaipo.com
 

Call for Nominations Editor-In-Chief ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction

Call for Nominations Editor-In-Chief ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction

The term of the current Editor-in-Chief (EiC) of the ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction (TOCHI) is coming to an end, and the ACM Publications Board has set up a nominating committee to assist the Board in selecting the next EiC.

Nominations, including self-nominations, are invited for a three-year term as TOCHI EiC, beginning on September 1, 2018. The EiC appointment may be renewed at most one time. This is an entirely voluntary position, but ACM will provide appropriate administrative support.

The EiC is responsible for maintaining the highest editorial quality, for setting technical direction of the papers published in TOCHI, and for maintaining a reasonable pipeline of articles for publication. He/she has final say on acceptance of papers, size of the Editorial Board, and appointment of Associate Editors. The EiC is expected to adhere to the commitments expressed in the policy on Rights and Responsibilities in ACM Publishing. For more information about the role of the EiC, see ACM's Evaluation Criteria for Editors-in-Chief.

Nominations should include a vita along with a brief statement of why the nominee should be considered. Self-nominations are encouraged, and should include a statement of the candidate's vision for the future development of TOCHI. The deadline for submitting nominations is July 1, 2018, although nominations will continue to be accepted until the position is filled.

Please send all nominations to the nominating committee chair, Cliff Lampe (cacl@umich.edu). The search committee members are:

  • Cliff Lampe (University of Michigan), Chair
  • Rob Jacobs (Tufts University)
  • Caroline Appert (Université Paris-Sud)
  • Darren Gergle (Northwestern University)
  • Hrvoje Benko (Oculus Research)
  • Holly Rushmeier (Yale University), ACM Pubs Board Liaison

SIGGRAPH Asia 2018 receives strong interest from the industry

SIGGRAPH Asia 2018 receives strong interest from the industry

“We are very pleased to have SIGGRAPH Asia back in Japan for the third time since we started in 2008. The tremendous response we have received from our sponsors and exhibitors has already exceeded our expectations. We are expecting to sell out our space this year and predict this to be the largest exhibition showcase in SIGGRAPH Asia’s history. Besides Tokyo being an excellent location, SIGGRAPH Asia has significantly grown in the last couple of years and it has now become a must-attend addition to the calendars of many in the region. We are truly confident that we will have an excellent and cutting-edge showcase to present to our attendees this year!”, Shared Prakash Ramajillu, SIGGRAPH Asia Conference Advisory Group (SACAG)’s Chief Staff Executive. Read more here.

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Umbilici Bracelets, the SIGGRAPH Fellows Award

Umbilici Bracelets, the SIGGRAPH Fellows Award

Umbilici Bracelets, the SIGGRAPH Fellows Award
by Alyn Rockwood

“And the primal became two”  – I Ching.

The two bracelets, emblems of Art and Technology, are duals.  Art is an organic shape with a heart-shaped cross-section. It undulates and breathes. The sleeker Technology has a triangular cross-section.  Linked together, the two bracelets represent the bond between these two human endeavors.  They also gear one another;  rolling one bracelet will turn the other.

Art and Technology are one geometrical object in four-dimensional space. We comprehend them differently only because of the view point chosen to project them into three dimensions.  

In mathematics, an umbilic is the set of points where an object  curves equally in all principal directions.  The bracelets’ primal in 4D is the umbilic of an object which discriminates (cubic bivariate) polynomials. The cusps are intricately linked as well. Art has a single cusp that rotates three times before repeating. Technology’s three cusps rotate one-third time before starting over.

In physics, the cusps of the objects are strings of energy formed by the collision of nuclear particles.  In other words, they are the form that atomic particles create to radiate energy upon interacting, the fundamental exchange in the universe.

The bracelets are two manifestations of the same creative force.

ACM SIGGRAPH Digital Arts Community presents Designing Knowledge

ACM SIGGRAPH Digital Arts Community presents Designing Knowledge

Designing Knowledge is a 2018 ACM SIGGRAPH Digital Arts Community online exhibition. The exhibition seeks to showcase online digital repositories, archives and applications that make use of new media, art and design, and computer graphics to enable the creation, dissemination and preservation of new knowledge in areas such as archaeology, anthropology, art history, cultural heritage, all areas of geography, cartography, information and library studies, history, literary studies and museology. The twelve artefacts shown have been realized by artists, designers and scientists from five different countries in Asia, Europe and North America.

The exhibition can be visited at: https://designing-knowledge.siggraph.org/wp/

For more information contact: designing.knowledge@gmail.com