New notice for participation at the 15th Annual World Wide Web conference in Edinburgh, Scotland (one of my favorite cities).
I will be a reviewer again this year in the Browsers and User Interface track, where there are usually a number of amazing systems and interfaces. Here’s some text describing the track:
The Browsers and User Interfaces track at WWW’2006 focuses on promoting novel research directions and providing a forum where researchers, theoreticians, and practitioners can introduce new approaches, paradigms, applications, share their knowledge and opinions about problems and solutions related to accessing and interacting with data , services, and other humans over the Web. We invite original papers describing both theoretical and experimental research including (but not limited to) the following topics:
- Browsers and user experience on mobile devices
- Browser interoperability
- Novel client-side applications
- Multimodal interfaces, including speech interaction
- Information visualization on the Web
- Multilingual Web content design
- Novel browsing and navigation paradigms
- Web interaction with the real world, including robotics and sensor networks
- Adaptive Web displays and Web personalization
- Ubiquitous web access, shared displays, and wearable computing
- Web usability and user experience
- Web accessibility
- Web-based collaboration and collaborative Web use
- Web-logs and online journalism
Hope to see you there.