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  • Chris Harrison’s Work Awarded Honorable Mention in the NSF’s Science & Engineering Visualization Challenge 2008

    Chris Harrison’s visualization work was selected as runner up (honorable mention) in the illustration category of the NSF/Science 2008 Sci...

  • Masters of HCI Program One of the Top 10 Innovative Graduate Schools

    The Masters of HCI program was featured in an article in ComputerWorld, as one of the top 10 innovative graduate schools for producing top...

  • Dan Sieworek Speaks at 50-year Anniversary of University of Michigan Computer Science Department

    HCII department head Daniel P. Sieworek, ECE faculty Rob A. Rutenbar, and former ECE faculty member John P. Shen were featured speakers a...

  • Randy Pausch Recognized by SIGSE

    Randy Pausch is recognized by SIGSE for Outstanding Contributions to Computer Science Education. The award will be presented at the 39th S...

  • Randy Pausch Wins Karlstrom Award

    Randy Pausch is selected as the winner of the 2007 ACM Karl V. Karlstrom Outstanding Educator Award: “For his outstanding creative c...

  • JJ Cadiz at Microsoft

    Carnegie Mellon Alumnus, JJ Cadiz, is now Program Manager on Bill Gates’ technology assistance team at Microsoft.

  • Randy Pausch Elected to 2007 Class of ACM Fellows

    Randy Pausch is elected to the 2007 class of ACM Fellows. The ACM Fellow program was established by the ACM Council in June 1993 to recogn...

  • Dual Master’s Degree in Human-Computer Interaction Between Carnegie Mellon and the University of Madeira

    PITTSBURGH—Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Madeira in Portugal will launch a joint program this fall for a dual master’s ...

  • Jodi Forlizzi Awarded Habermann Chair

    Congratulations to Jodi Forlizzi one of HCII’s rising stars, for being awarded the A. Nico Habermann Chair in the School of Computer...

  • HCII Collaborates with University of Madeira, Portugal

    Beginning in August 2007, the Human-Computer Interaction Institute will extend its presence to Europe by embarking on a new and exciting c...

  • 2004 MHCI Capstone Project Featured in Several Publications

    Roadcasting is a system that allows anyone to have their own radio station, broadcast among cars in an ad-hoc network. It uses listener fe...

  • Andrew Ko, Htet Htet Aung, and Brad Myers Win Best Paper Award at ICSE'05

    Andrew J. Ko, Htet Htet Aung, and Brad A. Myers won the Best Paper Award at the 27th International Conference on Software Engineering (ICS...

  • Bonnie John Elected to the CHI Academy

    Bonnie John has been elected to the CHI Academy, an honorary group, each of whom has made extensive contributions to the study of HCI and ...

  • Vincent Aleven, Bruce McLaren, Ido Roll, and Ken Koedinger Win Best Paper Award at ITS 2004

    Vincent Aleven, Bruce McLaren, Ido Roll, and Ken Koedinger win the Best Paper Award during the Seventh International Conference on Intelli...

  • Jacob O. Wobbrock, Brad A. Myers, Htet Htet Aung, and Edmund F. LoPresti Win the Best Paper Award at ACM ASSETS'04

    The title of the winning paper is “Text Entry from Power Wheelchairs: EdgeWrite for Joysticks and Touchpads”.

  • Five Faculty Receive New Grants

    Bonnie John, Effective Team Support--NASASara Kiesler, Robotic Assistants for the Elderly--NSFChristian Lebiere, ACT-R--NavyRandy Pausch, ...

  • Sara Kiesler Receives Hillman Professorship in the School of Computer Science

    PITTSBURGH--Sara Kiesler, professor of human-computer interaction in Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Computer Science (SCS), has be...

  • Brad Myers Elected to the CHI Academy

    Please join in congratulating Brad Myers on being elected to the CHI Academy class of 2004. Election to the CHI Academy is the highest hon...

  • HCII Authors Have Seven Papers Accepted at CHI'04

    Congratulations are in order for the accepted CHI papers with HCII authors or co-authors listed below. Overall 93 of 578 papers submitted ...

  • Richard Scheines’s Project Used by Centenary College

    Centenary College in New Jersey is using educational technology developed by Professor Richard Scheines to revise its curriculum.