🇩🇰 HCII is over and I am leaving Denmark more inspired and full of many wonderful memories created during my stay. Copenhagen itself served as an ideal location for the event, with Its vibrant atmosphere and pedestrian-friendly urban design.
📊 It was a pleasure to present a segment of my collaborative study with Dimitris. Check out here our recently published paper by springer nature, as part of HCI proceedings in Business, Government and Organizations: https://lnkd.in/dn4vYvXP
🔓 I intend to cherish this experience and the knowledge gained from chairing a session for first time (in place of Professor Abhari), where first Gaayathri Sankar presented an interesting study on automating personas for designing interventions in health care environments and then Minh Trinh followed sharing her insights on safety of human-robot collaboration processes within the internet of production. Both presenters provided valuable perspectives on their respective subjects.
👨🎓 Participating in a mentoring session held by Professor Gavriel Salvendy, a pioneer in the field of human factors and ergonomics was another highlight of the event. The informal session fostered meaningful discussion where prof. Salvendy shared his experience on the challenges participants encounter during their PhD studies. Recognizing and addressing these challenges allows institutions and mentors to provide appropriate resources and support, ultimately nurturing the development of successful and resilient researchers .
