The Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) will host
the 3rd European Tangible Interaction Studio (ETIS) from June 19th –
23rd 2017.
ETIS website: http://etis2017.lu
====Important dates====
April 07, 2017 Application and paper submission deadline
April 28, 2017 Notification of acceptance
May 10, 2017 Registration deadline
June 19-23, 2017 ETIS Workshop, Luxembourg (last day in Saarbrücken)
====Aims of the summer school====
Tangible interaction is a research field addressing areas at the
border of the physical and the digital. Nowadays many researchers,
designers, developers and artists work in this area and a vast range
of products and applications are designed and produced accordingly.
Besides, many research projects are funded through research funds at a
European and international level.
The aim of this meeting is to gather young European researchers in our
field, to get them in touch with internationally renowned researchers
and to establish networks for their future. This summer school is a
follow-up of the previous editions held in Bidart (2013) and Fribourg
(2016) and will be a unique opportunity to train in the field of
tangible interaction and to discuss your research with professors and
other young researchers. In particular, we encourage the participation
of researchers with different backgrounds from both academic and
applied research. Indeed, the studio will include voices from
enterprises and private research institutions working on the field of
tangible interaction. We aim to provide participants with useful
insights for applied research possibilities, in order to bring
tangible interaction principles out of the lab, in the everyday use.
Senior researchers from the industry and internationally known
professors will discuss several topics related to tangible interaction
from their different points of view. During ETIS 2017, the young
researchers will have the opportunity to present their research,
receive feedback, and enjoy practical activities for designing and
developing tangible user interfaces. The studio will cover several
aspects of tangible interaction related to prototyping and digital
fabrication, wearables, Internet of Things, 3D interfaces, mixed and
augmented reality, and other related domains.
There is a lot of room for informal exchange and discussion. The focus
of ETIS 2017 will be on meeting interesting people in a friendly,
inspiring, and multicultural atmosphere.
====Invited speakers (confirmed)====
• Dr. Martin Hachet (INRIA, Bordeaux)
• Dr. Wilko Heuten (OFFIS, Oldenburg)
• Prof. Dr. Albrecht Schmit (University of Stuttgart)
More to be announced soon.
====How to participate====
The target audience of the studio is PhD students, post-doctoral
researchers, Master Students, academic and industrial researchers and
developers. The maximum number of participants admitted to the ETIS is
30.
Applications are welcome via e-mail to [log in to unmask] by April 7,
2017. The email should include:
• Your current position and affiliation
• One paragraph describing your current research/work in TUI
• A proposal for a talk of 20 minutes +10 minutes for discussion (optional)
• A proposal for a half-day workshop (optional)
See below for information about how to submit proposals for talks or
workshops.
Participants will be selected according to the order of registration,
and the quality of the submitted proposition.
====Call for contributions====
Junior Scientists but also practitioners, engineers and designers are
invited to propose a talk or a workshop about their research in the
field of tangible interaction including mixed/augmented reality,
organic user interfaces, or physical computing.
Please submit a short paper (2-4 pages including references) about
your talk or workshop to [log in to unmask] Papers should be formated
according to the sigchi 2016 template and should not be anonymized.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
• Research in tangible interaction: prototyping and digital
fabrication, wearables, Internet of Things, 3D interfaces, mixed and
augmented reality, and physical computing.
• Theoretical foundations, frameworks, and concepts of TUI;
• Design implications for tangible interaction (guidelines, methods,
lessons learned);
• Technologies, tools and toolkits for TUI (e.g. speech/gesture-based
interfaces, haptic feedback);
• Case studies (method, design, results) with TUI;
• Applications and evaluation of tangible interaction in different
domains (education, health, entertainment, art, cooperative work,
assessment);
• Tangible interaction for various target groups (children, elderly,
people with disabilities).
Submitted papers will be reviewed by experts in the field with regards
to the relevance and quality of the work, and their potential to
enable substantive research discussions.
====ETIS 2017 Organizers====
• Dr. Dimitra Anastasiou (LIST, Luxembourg)
• Dr. Valérie Maquil (LIST, Luxembourg)
• Prof. Jürgen Steimle (Saarland University)
====ETIS 2017 Program committee===
• Prof. Nadine Couture (ESTIA, Bidart)
• Prof. Jens Geelhaar (Bauhaus Univ. Weimar)
• Prof. Johann Habakuk Israel (HTW Berlin)
• Prof. Eva Hornecker (Bauhaus Univ. Weimar)
• Dr. Thibaud Latour (LIST, Luxembourg)
• Dr. Sophie Lepreux (LAMIH, Valenciennes)
• Prof. Elena Mugellini (Univ. of Western Switzerland)
• Dr. Eric Ras (LIST, Luxembourg)
• Prof. Albrecht Schmidt (Univ. Stuttgart)
• Prof. Jürgen Steimle (Saarland University)
===ETIS Series Steering Committee====
• Prof. Nadine Couture (ESTIA Recherche, LaBRI)
• Prof. Elena Mugellini (HES-SO, HumanTech)
• Prof. Jens Geelhaar (Bauhaus Univ. Weimar)
For more information see the ETIS 2017 website: http://etis2017.lu
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Dr. Dimitra Anastasiou
Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST)
IT for Innovative Services (ITIS) Department
5, avenue des Hauts Fourneaux L-4362 Luxembourg
E-Mail: [log in to unmask]
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