UAlberta computing science Pierre Boulanger (right), the new Cisco Research Chair in Healthcare Solutions, shows off the latest advances in health-care technology following the announcement of a new 10-year research partnership with Cisco Canada. http://www.myscience.cc/wire/university_of_alberta_and_cisco_collaborate_to_advance_health_research-2013-ualberta
Dr. Robyn Taylor, one of our AMMI lab alumni is back in town to present her work on interactive store windows. The presentation will be on Friday at 11h00 at the Computing Science building in room CSC 333. http://www.edmontonjournal.com/grad+unique+research+includes+interactive+store+windows/9034744/story.html
Many of the AMMI Lab summer students worked on a chiropractic trainer in Dr. Greg Kawchuck laboratory in the Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine. Congratulation to: Ian Watts Michael Feist Jonathan Kawchuck Marina Biamonte
Dr. Boulanger has been nominated to be the new CISCO chair in healthcare solutions. The main objectives of the chair are: To enhance wellness, healthcare, and the clinical sciences through the use of state-of-the-art information technologies and modern engineering practices To emphasize on transformative changes and new directions that information technology can bring to the
Robyn and her friends at the Culture Lab in New Castle proposal for a CHI workshop has been accepted! Therefore, the workshop will be held at CHI 2012 in Austin Texas on the 6th of May, with pre-workshop event on the 5th of May. For more information see the following website: http://di.ncl.ac.uk/liveness/