There are 220 delegates from 18 countries now attending the

2015 British Human Computer Interaction Conference which

takes place in historic Lincoln next week, from 13th-17th July.



There is still chance to register and attend. The program includes:-



-  35 main track papers from international researchers  on

   a diverse range of topics including digital democracy, health

   and wellbeing, reflection, mobile interfaces, privacy and games.



-  Thought-provoking, cross-disciplinary talks from Chris

    Csikszentmihalyi, Katrín Jakobsdóttir, Cristina Leston-Bandeira

    and Julian Assange, who will challenge us to consider how

    interactive digital technology constantly shapes our lives and

   our relationships with each other, as well as those in authority.



- Panels on “HCI & the REF” (with UoA panel members from

   REF2014), “human data interaction” and “HCI, politics and

   activism”.



- Special sessions covering EPSRC & ESRC funding (with

   attendance from programme managers), discussion on UK SIGCHI

   chapter, and the birth of the “ctrl-alt-HCI” unconference.



- Poster presentations of works-in-progress, a digital

  Interactions gallery, as well as 10 workshops, a "Hacking the Magna

   Carta" hack event and a 50 strong doctoral networking day.



- And … way more social events than can possibly be good for you.



Detailed information is at http://british-hci2015.org<http://british-hci2015.org/>



Register at https://www.regonline.com/british-hci2015


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