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The ninth IFIP TC 13 international conference on
Human-Computer Interaction will be organized at the Swiss Federal
Institute of Technologoy (ETH) in Zürich (Switzerland), from September
1st to 5th 2003. The conference is held under the auspices of IFIP
Technical Committee 13 on Human-Computer Interaction (HCI). The Swiss
Informaticians Society (SI) acts as the national host
organisation.
INTERACT 2003 follows in a long and highly successful tradition of
truly international IFIP HCI conferences. The conference will act as a
platform for HCI research and practice which seeks to embrace
the new demands of the 21st century, while continuing to include
state-of-the-art approaches to traditional HCI issues, as in past
INTERACT conferences.
People working in all aspects of HCI are encouraged to submit their
work and participate in this conference. The program will be of
international interest and includes high quality papers, posters,
industrial presentations and system demonstrations, as well as
workshops, tutorials and much more.
All submissions will be anonymously reviewed by an
internationally recognized HCI expert program committee.
The best paper will be awarded with the distinguished 'Brian Shackel
Award'.
Students are encouraged to participate in various ways,
including a doctoral consortium program for Ph.D. students.
INTERACT 2003 will be a conference for everyone involved in HCI,
whether designing software or systems, managing the development
or implementation of new sytems and technology in organizations,
researching, studying or teaching.
This conference will be attractive to both experienced members
of the worldwide HCI community and to beginners who may
want to find out about HCI and increase their knowledge and skills.
Come to INTERACT 2003 and savor Swiss life and culture while
enjoying the best of intellectual discussion about HCI in research and
practice at the ETH, one of the leading technical universities of
the world.
INTERACT 2003 Conference Co-Chairs:
Professor Dr. Dr. Helmut Krueger
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich
Professor Dr. Matthias Rauterberg
Technical University Eindhoven
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