Your Twitter posts and cell phone data such as the location and time of each tweet could help urban planners redesign your city's downtown or transit system und... Read More »
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Final submissions due: CLOSED
Publication date: November/December 2018
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ARIES: Enabling Visual Exploration and Organization of Art Image Collections
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By Michael Martinez
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Let’s face it.
Everybody loves comic books—kids, anime fans, superhero lovers, and hobbyists alike.
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As wearables gain acceptance, we need to know what user interfaces will look like in a post-smartphone world and whether they will support sophisticated mobile ... Read More »
Final submissions due: CLOSED
Publication date: September/October 2018
Across the globe, rapid growth and urbanization are placing increasingly pressure on ... Read More »
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