Interviews

Joannes Vandermeulen conducts interviews with Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) practitioners and researchers on a wide range of topics that may be of interest to the HCI community.

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These files can also be downloaded from the iTunes store.

We'd like to have your opinion about these interviews. Please send comments to interviews@namahn.com.

The following interviews are available.

• Frans de Waal
  Prosocial Primates: Empathy in Animals and Humans (October 2011)

• Denis Javaux of Symbio
  Exploring The World Of Control Room Design (November 2010)

• Patrick McGowan, Design Studio Art Director and Design Strategy, IBM Lotus Software User Experience Design
  The Role Of Interaction Designers And HCD As A Process (June 2010)

• Norbert Streitz
  Cities Of The Future (April 2010)

• Scott Berkun
  Growing Ideas In The Garden Of Innovation (May 2009)

• Erik Hollnagel of École des Mines de Paris
  To Err Is Human: The ETTO Principle (December 2008)

• Alex Wright of The New York Times
  The Web That Wasn't: Looking Back for the Future (April 2008)

• Chris Johnson of the University of Glasgow
  Applying Failure's Lessons For A Safer World (December 2007)

• Jean Vanderdonckt of BCHI lab, Université Catholique de Louvain
  User Interface Description Languages (June 2007)

• Michel Bauwens of the Foundation for Peer To Peer Alternatives
  Peer To Peer (P2P): A New Economy And Civilisation (June 2007)

• Yvonne Rogers of Open University
  Calm Computing: A Critique Of The Emerging Field Of UbiComp (May 2007)

• Stephen Payne of the University of Manchester
  Models Of Tasks, Devices And Activities (Dec 2006)

• Erik Stolterman of the Indiana University School of Informatics
  Thoughtful Interaction Design And Bits As Material (Nov 2006)