Note that you can demo some of your previous work. It doesn’t have to be your current project, if you don’t have much to show about it yet.
- fanny
On 13 Nov 2018, at 09:53, Fanny Chevalier fanny@cs.toronto.edu wrote:
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From: Peter Hamilton <hamilton@dgp.toronto.edu mailto:hamilton@dgp.toronto.edu> Subject: [vrg] Demos for Regan Mandryk - Visiting DGP Nov 21 Date: 13 November 2018 at 08:51:02 GMT-5 To: hci@dgp.toronto.edu mailto:hci@dgp.toronto.edu, graphics@dgp.toronto.edu mailto:graphics@dgp.toronto.edu
Hello Everyone,
Regan Mandryk (website http://hci.usask.ca/people/view.php?id=1) will be visiting the DGP on Wednesday November 21st, following her TUX talk on Tuesday (20th). I'll be arranging demos for her throughout the day. Please let me know if you'd like to arrange a meeting. This is a great opportunity to show off your work!
-Peter Hamilton
Bio Regan Mandryk is a professor in Computer Science at the University of Saskatchewan; she pioneered the area of physiological evaluation for computer games in her award-winning Ph.D. research at Simon Fraser University with support from Electronic Arts. With over 200 publications that have been cited thousands of times (including one of Google Scholar’s 10 classic papers in HCI from 2006), she continues to investigate novel ways of understanding players and their experiences, but also develops and evaluates games for health and wellbeing, and games that foster interpersonal relationships. Regan has been the invited keynote speaker at several international game conferences, led Games research in the Canadian GRAND Network, organizes international conferences including the inaugural CHI PLAY, the inaugural CHI Games Subcommittee, and CHI 2018, and leads the first ever Canadian graduate training program on games user research (SWaGUR.ca http://swagur.ca/) with $2.5 million of support from NSERC. She was inducted into the Royal Society of Canada’s College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists in 2014, received the University of Saskatchewan New Researcher Award in 2015, the Canadian Association for Computer Science’s Outstanding Young Canadian Computer Science Researcher Prize in 2016, and the prestigious E.W.R. Steacie Fellowship in 2018. _______________________________________________ vrg mailing list vrg@dgp.toronto.edu mailto:vrg@dgp.toronto.edu https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vrg
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