Paper Presentation
From the 29th of September until the 3rd of October 2024, one of the PhD students in the doc.hci program, Eleni (Helen) Stefanidi, attended the MobileHCI 2024 conference in Melbourne, Australia. On the 3rd of October, she presented the first paper of her PhD, “Augmented Reality on the Move: A Systematic Literature Review for Vulnerable Road Users.”
She and her co-authors, Markus Tatzgern and Alexander Meschtscherjakov, conducted a systematic literature review on AR research for Vulnerable Road Users (VRUs). Based on their findings, they propose design recommendations and present six visions for future research aimed at utilizing AR for VRUs. Full paper link: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3676490
During the conference, she attended several relevant and interesting paper presentations and networked with other international HCI research fellows.
Doctoral Consortium
On the last day of the conference, she also attended the Doctoral Consortium panel discussion at MobileHCI 2024, where she presented her work to fellow students and esteemed researchers. The panelists included Michael Rohs, Jacob O. Wobbrock, Paul Lukowicz, Kai Kunze, and Cosmin Munteanu, who shared their expertise and thought-provoking perspectives. Chaired by Mahbub Hassan, the discussion aimed to spark new ideas and inspire the next generation of researchers on their academic journey.