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Teaching Fellow position in Human Computer Interaction - now closed
We are currently advertising a Teaching Fellow position in UCLIC. The post is initially available from 7th January 2019 or as soon as possible after this date up to 31st October 2019, with the possibility of being extended. This is a full-time fixed term appointment to cover parental leave. The…
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UCLIC Research Seminar 14th November: Matt Jones (University of Swansea) on "Designed in California... Whose future is it anyway? "
Mobile and ubiquitous computing researchers have long imagined future worlds for users in developed regions. Steered by such visions, they have innovated devices and services exploring the value of these with and for individuals, groups and communities. Meanwhile, such radical and long-term…
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Funded PhD studentship in HCI available - this is now closed
We are recruiting to an EPSRC funded PhD studentship at UCLIC! The project will start in January 2019 and will be focused on 'Designing and Evaluating New Digital Technologies For HealthCare in Hospitals' and will be in collaboration with Great Ormond Street Hospital. Please see the full advert for…
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Research Fellow in Affective Computing position available - now closed
We are currently advertising a post-doctoral Research Fellow position on the EU EntimeMENT project to redeployees only until just before midnight on Wed 7 November 2018. The project brings together European partners from industry and academia to explore how multi-modal and multi-sensory technology…
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UCLIC Research Seminar 31st October: Ifat Yasin (University College London) on "Past, Present and Future: Assistive Devices for the Hearing Impaired"
The World Health Organisation (2010, 2013) has identified hearing loss as a significant global problem, not least because of the long-term effects of any untreated/unmanaged hearing loss on speech development, social integration, educational achievement and the psychological well-being of an…
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UCL GRS, ORS & CSC Scholarships 2019
The UCL Interaction Centre is eligible to nominate up to two applicants per year for the UCL Graduate Research Scholarship and Overseas Research Scholarship. We are also permitted to submit one nomination for the UCL-China Scholarship Council Research Scholarship. We invite those who may be…
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Welcome to new staff and students at UCLIC!
We would like to welcome Dr Aneesha Singh, who joined our academic team in UCLIC on 1 September 2018! We also welcome our new PhD students who joined us at the end of September 2018! These are: Tigi Bhatnagar being supervised by Cathy Holloway Robert Cinca being supervised by Enrico Costanza Tudinh…
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Fully funded PhD opportunity at UCLIC - now closed
The Computer Science department at UCL is advertising an EPSRC-funded PhD scholarship open to any topics that fall under the remit of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), including Human Computer Interaction. So if you are interested in the opportunity of a fully funded…
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UCLIC Research Seminar 17th October: Lynne Baillie (Heriot-Watt University) on "Designing User Centered Rehabilitation Technologies"
My research has recently been focused on health technology (see Uzor and Baillie, 2012, Ayoade and Baillie, 2014, Micallef and Baillie, 2016, Salai and Baillie, 2018; Uzor & Baillie 2018). My talk, as a result, will concentrate on some of my recent research projects which have investigated how…
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UCLIC Research Seminar 10th October: Alan Dix (Swansea University) on "More than a Moment"
In understanding and designing effective and engaging interaction, we often focus on the moments of interaction the periods of minutes or hours while keystrokes, mouse clicks or finger movements across the screen elicit changing patterns of pixels and bits on computer memory. Yet these moments of…
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Postdoctoral Research Fellow position available in UCLIC and WEISS - now closed
We are recruiting a Post-doctoral Research Fellow to investigate clinical needs and practices, and how new tools and technologies can support cognition, interaction, and work - the successful applicant with work in a team led by Prof. Ann Blandford, and will be based between UCLIC and the Wellcome…
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UCLIC Research Seminar 19th September: Antonio Cerone (Nazarbayev University) on "A Cognitive Architecture to Support Verification and Validation of Formal System Models and Validation of Research Hypotheses on Cognition"
Abstract: Formal Methods are successfully used in the verification of interactive systems, especially for safety-critical properties. However, formal approaches are normally applied in an ad hoc manner to restricted application domains or even just to specific case studies. Although a large numbers…
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UCLIC quoted in BBC article
Anna Cox is quoted by the BBC in their article on checking work emails outside work. With more of us checking emails outside working hours, Anna stresses the need to switch-off from work and how not doing so can affect productivity and physical and mental health problems. View the full article…
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UCLIC research on errors cited in Psychology Today
Work by Maartje Ament, Anna Cox, Ann Blandford and Duncan Brumby on common errors made with technology is cited in an article by Psychology Today. The article lists the top 5 memory mistakes—and strategies people can use to overcome them. View the full article here: How to Avoid Your Five…
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UCLIC Research Seminar 3rd September: Atsushi Hiyama (University of Tokyo) on "Geron-Informatics"
The demographic ratio of people over 65 in Japan recently exceeded 27% in 2016, creating what is being called a "hyper-aged society." Although there are countless challenges posed by an aging population, they can be overcome by the power of ICT. Geron-informatics is a newly coined term…
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UCLIC Research Seminar 17th August: Marcus Carter (University of Sydney) on "Kinecting with Orangutans"
Contemporary zoos in Australia have two principal goals; ensure the welfare of animals in captivity and act as leading conservation organisations by motivating behavioural change through connecting visitors with animals. Despite the increasing ubiquity of digital technology in similar social and…
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UCLIC Research Seminar 8th August: Gloria Mark (University of California, Irvine) on "Understanding the workplace experience through sensor tracking of behavior"
Understanding the workplace experience is important in order to develop solutions to improve health, mood, and performance, and reduce stress. However, until recently, cognitive, emotional, and behavioral measurements of the workplace experience have been constrained by methodologies based on…
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Global Disability Innovation (GDI) Hub awarded £10m to widen access to assistive technology
The Global Disability Innovation (GDI) Hub has been awarded £10m from the Department for International Development (DfiD) to widen access to assistive technology for disabled people. The funding will support the AT:2030 programme, which consists of six projects: Publish a framework of…
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Funded PhD studentship on Digital Technologies for Adolescent Wellbeing - now closed
We have extended the deadline of our EPSRC funded PhD studentship! This is available to UK/EU applicants for up to 4 years from October 2018, and covers tuition fees at the UK/EU level as well as a stipend (£16,000 approx). Eligibility Please be aware that EPSRC funding is only available to…
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UCLIC Research Seminar 4 July: Judy Kay (University of Sydney) on "From sensors to dashboards for lifelong learning for health and wellness"
This talk overviews several projects that have harnessed emerging sensors, transforming their data into dashboards. The sensors range from widely available physical activity trackers, such as Fitbits and phones, to ones that are still in the lab and those that facilitate explicit tracking by the…
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