Activities
Anna Logica Eröffnung
Am 16.10.2009 wurde am Informatikum der Universität Hamburg das Frauenförderprogramm der Informatik "Anna Logica" vorgestellt.
Anna Logica, die Schirmherrin des Programms, stellte sich den Besuchern der Eröffnungsveranstaltung bei Prosecco und Popcorn vor.
Infos zu dem Programm und der angebotenen Seminarreihe finden sich auf den Seiten der Informatik: http://www.informatik.uni-hamburg.de/infos/annalogica
Kurd Alsleben, Antje Eske - Von Computerzeichnungen zu Netzkunstaffairen, Kunsthalle Bremen, SoundVision
21. November 2006 bis 14. Januar 2007, Bremen, interaktive Installation SoundVision
- http://swiki.hfbk-hamburg.de:8888/Netzkunstaffairen/34
- http://www.kunsthalle-bremen.de/front_content.php?idcat=3
Contributors: Tanja Döring, Thorsten Juckel, Roland Schröder-Kroll, Steffi Beckhaus
InteractionDay 2006 - Talk
11.10.2006, Rom, Germany
Contributors: Steffi Beckhaus
The Future of the Cinema - Talk
05.10.2006, BitFilm Festival, Hamburg
Contributors: Steffi Beckhaus
chairIO @ pixelspaces - ars electronica FutureLab
31.08-05.09.2006, pixelspaces, ars electronica futureLabLinz, Austria
Contributors: Steffi Beckhaus, Matthias Haringer and students
im.ve Games Encounter
regular event to jointly survey the latest games and interaction techniques, starts: 06.07.2006
Contributors: all interested students
interaktive Installationen, Mensch & Computer 2005, Linz
04.-07.09.2005, Linz, Installationen in der Ausstellung: "Entgrenzungen: Computerkunst - von der frühen Algorithmik zur Interaktivierung",
Contributors: Bastian Boltze, Tanja Döring, Thorsten Juckel, Roland Schröder-Kroll mit Steffi Beckhaus
more : im.ve Webseite http://www.mensch-und-computer.de/mc2005/
Ars Electronica web : http://www.aec.at/en/festival2005/programm/project.asp?iProjectID=13040
GCGC Paper presentation : A new gaming device and interaction method for a First-Person-Shooter, Leipzig
Wednesday, 17.08.2005, 12 Uhr, GCDC, Academic Track, Leipzig
Speaker: Matthias Haringer
Authors: S. Beckhaus, K. Blom, M. Haringer
conference website : http://www.gcdc-germany.de
"Computer Science and Magic" - Academic Track at GCDC, Leipzig
Wednesday, 17.08.2005, Leipzig
all day conference track at Games Convention Developers Conference
extended submission deadline: 19.06.2005 (submission system open to 20.06 noon, GMT+2)
organizing committee: Maic Masuch, Uli Spierling, Knut Hartmann, Steffi Beckhaus
CfP: http://wwwisg.cs.uni-magdeburg.de/~hartmann/gcdc/csam.html
conference website :http://www.gcdc-germany.de
Workshop: Kooperative Spiele, Mensch & Computer 2005, Linz
Tuesday, 06.09.2005, 9:00-12:30 Uhr
Workshop, CfP: Einreichungen bis 15. August 2005
organizers: Leonie Schäfer , Steffi Beckhaus
CfP:
conference website : http://www.mensch-und-computer.de/mc2005/
Ausstellung: "Entgrenzungen: Computerkunst - von der frühen Algorithmik zur Interaktivierung", Mensch & Computer 2005, Linz
04.-07.09.2005, Linz
Ausstellung
organizers: Horst Oberquelle, Frieder Nake, Steffi Beckhaus
conference website : http://www.mensch-und-computer.de/mc2005/
Ars Electronica web : http://www.aec.at/en/festival2005/programm/project.asp?iProjectID=13040
Vortrag: "Innovativ, Unkonventionell, Effektiv?! Möglichkeiten für neue Benutzungsschnittstellen", Mensch & Computer 2005, Linz
07.09.2005, Linz, 11:30 - 12:30 Uhr, Steffi Beckhaus
conference website : http://www.mensch-und-computer.de/mc2005/ -> Programm
VR 2005: Lab Night @ caesar
Tuesday, 14.03.2005, 19:00 - 22:00 Uhr, caesar, Bonn
lab presentation: >> Chair Based Interface (>> project sheet) , >> El MusicCo, >> Interactive Atmospheric Effects, >>3Dali, >> Dance Pad Interface
organizer: VR 2005, caesar
conference website :
Presse:
Siggraph 2004 course: Unconventional Human Computer Interfaces
Monday, 08/09/04 Half Day, 8:30 am - 12:15 pm
Level: Beginning
Most interfaces between the human user and the computer focus on visual and auditory output, and control via hand-coupled input devices. The human body, though, offers many more input and output channels, which can enrich the applications of more traditional systems that are mostly bound to the desktop. But they can also allow the emergence of new, more experimental systems that surpass today's paradigms on both functional and technical levels.
This course focuses on how we can use the potential of the human body in experimental or unconventional interface techniques. It explores the biological or physiological characteristics of the separate parts of the body, from head to toe, and from skin to heart, showing how their sensor (input) and control (output) capabilities can be applied to human-computer interfaces. It demonstrates a wide variety of applications that use proven interfaces as well as extremely experimental systems. Examples vary from desktop-based to mixed and virtual reality, with applications from areas such as art, entertainment, and science.
Attendees learn to look beyond the restrictions inherent in traditional multimedia systems by discovering and understanding how the human body can reveal great potential for new kinds of applications and systems. Human-body theory and practical knowledge on (hardware) interfaces are balanced with many examples to provide a foundation for assessing and using experimental and unconventional interaction.
organizer and presenter: Steffi Beckhaus, Ernst Kruijff
more:
GI 2004 - Workshop Methoden und Werkzeuge zukünftiger Computerspiele
Monday, 20.09.2004, University Ulm
all day workshop
organizer: Maic Masuch; co-organizer: Uli Spierling, Knut Hartmann, Steffi Beckhaus
more: http://isgwww.cs.uni-magdeburg.de/games/