Hello Adrian
Is it worth putting this short news on our website as a news item? I will also tweet about it.
Jasmina
Dr. Jasmina Bolfek-Radovani
FAST IMPACt Programme Manager
Tel: +44 (0)20 7882 7597
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Subject: Audio in Place - workshop call Mobile HCI 2016
Hi all,
Alan Chamberlain and I, along with Mads Bødker from the Copenhagen
Business School are staging a workshop at this years Mobile HCI conference (http://mobilehci.acm.org/2016/) called Audio in Place: Media, Mobility an HCI. The workshop examines the interplay between people,
place, technology, mobility and media (audio-based). If you are interested in attending and contributing to the workshop then please submit a 4 page paper (Extended
Abstracts template (landscape)) to the workshop organizers based on your research topic – this may also be a position piece, or a demonstrator that may be used
in the field by workshop participants, equally audio-pieces may be submitted that relate to the mobile theme of the workshop e.g. located/mobile soundscapes (must be accompanied by the 4 pages). Deadline for submission is 27th May 2016.
You can find more information and details on how to submit at…
Please pass this email on to colleagues and associates who may be interested.
Best wishes
Adrian Hazzard
Research Fellow
Mixed Reality Lab
School of Computer Science
University of Nottingham
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