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How to do PhD at TU/e
Invited talk for CSC-TU/e PhDs on 22 Nov 2013.
CSC-TU/e Scholarship 2014: PhD in “Creating intelligent systems, products and related services in a societal context”
Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) has an agreement with the China Scholarship Council (CSC), which enables excellent Chinese students to finish their PhD degrees at TU/e with a 4-year scholarship from the CSC. Students from all Chinese universities are eligible for this program.
(Latest version of this document is available online: http://wiki.id.tue.nl/CSC )
The department of Industrial Design (ID) of the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) is located in a highly industrialized region, known as ‘Brainport’. This region is internationally recognized as a top technology area with a special focus on the integration of design and technology. The department was established in close collaboration with the technological industry, and, because of this, focuses its research on the Design of Intelligent Systems, Products and related Services in a societal context. With these intelligent systems it aims at offering new, breakthrough possibilities leading to societal transformations.
DeSForM 2013 Proceedings Available Online
The digital version of the conference proceedings is finalized. Click on the cover below to download [PDF, 7M].
Bibliographic data:
Chen, L.-L., T. Djajadiningrat, L. Feijs, S. Fraser, J. Hu, S. Kyffin and D. Steffen, Eds. (2013). Design and semantics of form and movement. 8th International Conference on Design and Semantics of Form and Movement (DeSForM 2013). ISBN 978-90-386-3462-3, Wuxi, Philips. [bibtex][EndNote]
DeSForM: Call for Papers and Demos
8th International Conference on Design and Semantics of Form and Movement
Sept 22-25, 2013 , Wuxi, China
Full paper submission deadline: July 9, 2013 (extended)
Demo proposal submission deadline: July 9, 2013
Please check out the latest version of this CFP on the conference website: http://desform2013.id.tue.nl/call-for-papers/
Instructions for submission: http://desform2013.id.tue.nl/submission/
CSC-TU/e Scholarship: PhD in “Creating intelligent systems, products and related services in a societal context”
Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) has an agreement with the China Scholarship Council (CSC), which enables excellent Chinese candidates to pursue their PhD degrees at TU/e with a 4-year scholarship from the CSC.
The department of Industrial Design (ID) of the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) is located in a highly industrialized region, known as ‘Brainport’. This region is internationally recognized as a top technology area with a special focus on the integration of design and technology. The department was established in close collaboration with the technological industry, and, because of this, focuses its research on the Design of Intelligent Systems, Products and related Services in a social context. With these intelligent systems it aims at offering new, breakthrough possibilities leading to societal transformations.
Keynote at UXCamp 2012 Eindhvoen
On Oct 7, 2012, I was pleased to be invited to give a keynote speech about “Smart Objects and Semantic Web” at UXCamp 2012 Eindhoven.
Ontologies for Interaction: Enabling serendipitous interoperability in smart environments
by Gerrit Niezen.
The thesis describes the design and development of an ontology and software framework to support user interaction in
ubiquitous computing scenarios. The key goal of ubiquitous
computing is “serendipitous interoperability”, where devices
that were not necessarily designed to work together should be
able to discover each other’s functionality and be able to make
use of it. Future ubiquitous computing scenarios involve hundreds of devices. Therefore, anticipating all the different types
of devices and usage scenarios a priori is an unmanageable
task.
G. Niezen, Ontologies for Interaction: Enabling serendipitous interoperability in smart environments, PhD Thesis, Department of Industrial Design, Einhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, 2012.
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Digital artwork to be exhibited at College of Fine Arts Gallery, Towson
Selected artwork pieces from the golden ratio module are going to be exhibited at the College of Fine Arts Gallery, Towson University. The “Man-shaped figures” will be kept for a month-long exhibition. More at “2012 Bridges Conference”.
Invited talk at HitLabNZ: Tangible and Augmented Reality Interaction for Smart Home Environments
by Jun Hu, Gerrit Niezen and Bram van der Vlist, on April 24, 2012
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