At CHI: Well-Being Wednesday

On Wednesday, May 15th, Body and Brain will run two breathing sessions during the lunch break. Note: our sessions will include simple body motions and exercises to open the energy channels and enhance the breath-work sessions 12:30-1:00pm 30-minute breathwork session, two instructors 1:15-1:45pm 30-minute breathwork session, two instructors These sessions are free for all CHI […]

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Special Recognition for Sustainable Practices Winners & Runners-Up

The CHI’24 sustainability committee received a number of strong submissions for the Special Recognition for Sustainable Practice, and we are excited to announce the winners. After considering all the submissions, we recognized projects based on two tracks: (i) Research with Potential for Sustainable Impact and (ii) Research Teams with Inspirational Research Practices. For each category, […]

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CHI 2024: Know Before You Go

Whether it be in-person or online, we are excited to have you join CHI 2024, which is only one week away! CHI 2024 will take place from Monday, May 13th, through Thursday, May 16th. Workshops will take place on Saturday and Sunday, May 11th and 12th (9:00 to 17:00 HST). Be sure to attend the […]

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Surfing CHI 2024 with Global Plaza sessions!

Apply for the Gary Marsden Travel Award if you need financial support beyond what is provided by CHI. GMTA covers, for example, additional childcare at home or travel companion tickets for caregivers of infants. The application deadline when attending CHI24 is March 9th. See here for details: https://sigchi.submittable.com/. Jordan Aiko Deja, Aimée Sousa Calepso and […]

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Artifacts at CHI 2024

How we gather metadata about artifacts associated with CHI 2024 Papers, like datasets, software, and experimental protocols, is changing in order to make these artifacts more visible and discoverable alongside our published papers.  In the past, we collected artifacts as a single compressed file called supplements, which had limited metadata, limited discoverability, and inconsistent structure.  […]

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