Previous UISTs
Pre-UIST
Awards
Best papers
Past keynotes |
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2004 |
Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA (ACM
Order #429042) |
2003 |
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (ACM
Order #429032) |
2002 |
Paris, France (ACM Order #429022) |
2001 |
Orlando, FL, USA (ACM Order #429012) |
2000 |
San Diego, CA, USA (ACM Order #429002) |
1999 |
Asheville, NC, USA (ACM Order #429992) |
1998 |
San Francisco, CA, USA (ACM Order #429982) |
1997 |
Banff, Alberta, Canada (ACM Order #429972) |
1996 |
Seattle, WA, USA (ACM Order #429962) |
1995 |
Pittsburgh, PA, USA (ACM Order #429952) |
1994 |
Marina del Rey, CA, USA (ACM Order #429946) |
1993 |
Atlanta, GA, USA (ACM Order #429936) |
1992 |
Monterey, CA, USA (ACM Order #429923) |
1991 |
Hilton Head, SC, USA (ACM Order #429913) |
1990 |
Snowbird, UT, USA (ACM Order #429902) |
1989 |
Williamsburg, VA, USA (ACM Order #429892) |
1988 |
Banff, Alberta, Canada (ACM Order #429881) |
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Software Tools
UI Management - 1986, Seattle, WA, USA (Computer Graphics, Vol.
21, No. 2)
Workshop on UIMS - 1983, Seeheim, Germany (User Interface Management
Systems, G. Pfaff (ed.), Springer-Verlag, 1985)
GIIT Workshop - 1982, Seattle, WA, USA (Computer Graphics, Vol.
17, No. 1)
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UIST '05: Lasting Impact Award
Gordon Kurtenbach and Bill Buxton for their UIST
1991 paper "Issues in Combining Marking and Direct
Manipulation Techniques"
UIST '04: Lasting Impact Award
Bay-Wei Chang for his work on Animation, from
cartoons to the user interface
UIST '03: Lasting Impact Award
Pierre Wellner for his early work on DigitalDesk
UIST'05 best paper award:
Michael Bolin, Matthew Webber, Philip Rha, Tom
Wilson, Robert Miller: Automation and Customization
of Rendered Web Pages
UIST '04 best paper awards:
Georg Apitz & François Guimbretière
(University of Maryland): CrossY: A
Crossing-Based Drawing Application
Tovi Grossman, Daniel Wigdor, Ravin Balakrishnan
(University of Toronto): Multi-Finger Gestural
Interaction with 3D Volumetric Displays
UIST '03 best paper award:
Eric Saund, David Fleet,
Daniel Larner, James Mahoney (Palo Alto Research
Center): "Perceptually-Supported Image Editing of
Text and Graphics"
UIST '03 best student paper:
Bongwon Suh, Haibin Ling,
Ben Bederson, and David Jacobs (University of
Maryland): "Automatic Thumbnail Cropping and its
Effectiveness"
UIST '02 best paper award:
Takeo Igarashi (University of Tokyo) & John F.
Hughes (Brown University) "Clothing Manipulation "
UIST '02 best student paper:
Haowei Hsieh, Frank Shipman (Texas A&M
University): "Manipulating Structured Information in
a Visual Workspace,"
UIST '01 best paper award:
Saul Greenberg and Chester Fitchett (University
of Calgary): "Phidgets: Easy Development of Physical
Interfaces through Physical Widgets"
UIST '01
best student paper
Blaine Bell, Steven Feiner and Tobias Hoellerer
(Columbia University): "View Management for Virtual
and Augmented Reality"
UIST '00 best paper award
Ken Hinckley, Jeff Pierce, Mike Sinclair, and Eric
Horvitz (Microsoft Research): "Sensing Techniques for Mobile Interaction"
UIST '96: best paper award
Alan Borning, Richard Anderson, and Bjorn
Freeman-Benson (University of Washington): "Indigo: A Local Propagation
Algorithm for
Inequality Constraints"
UIST '04:
Mary Czerwinski (Microsoft Research): Theory-driven
design in HCI (slides)
UIST '03:
Ben Shneiderman (University of Maryland):
Creative Support Tools: A grand Challenge for
Interface Designers
Sandra Marshall (UC San Diego): New Techniques for
Evaluating Innovative Interfaces for Eye-tracking
UIST '02:
Peter Wegner (Brown University): Models of
Interactive Computation
Jakub Wejchert (European Commission): The
Disappearing Computer
Tony R. Martinez (Brigham Young University):
Introduction to Machine Learning and Neural Networks
UIST '01:
Jef Raskin:
Making Machines Fit for Human Consumption
Miguel Nicolelis (Duke University):
Building Brain-machine Interfaces to Restore
Neurological Functions
UIST '00:
Eric Brewer (Berkeley):
User Interfaces in the Infrastructure Age
James D. Foley (Yamacraw):
Economic Development--The New University Imperative
UIST '99:
Seth Rosenthal (Industrial Light + Magic): Motion Capture for Feature Films: Challenges in
Using Actors as Input for Digital Character
Animation
Turner Whitted (Microsoft Research):
Technologies for Computing Off the Desktop
UIST '98:
Jim Waldo (Sun Microsystems):
The Jini Approach to Distributed Computing
Adele Goldberg (Neometron):
Storytelling, Ping Pong, and Improvisation
UIST '97:
John Sibert (George Washington University): Banff to Banff: A UISTful Restrospective
Jim Kajiya (Microsoft Research):
Flows in the Convergence of Television and Computing
UIST '96:
James Gosling (SUN):
Java: a Language Driven by a UI Vision
Fred Brooks (UNC Chapel Hill):
3-D User Interfaces: When Results Matter
UIST '95:
Maria Klawe (University of British Columbia):
Is Edutainment an Oxymoron?
Jim Morris (Carnegie Mellon University):
Effective User Interfaces
Bill Buxton (Alias Research): Proximal Sensing: Supporting Context Sensitive
Interaction
UIST '94
Don Norman (Apple Computer): Trends in the
Computer Industry: Life-Long Subscriptions, Magical
Cures, and Profits Along the Information Highway
Mark Weiser (Xerox PARC): Creating the Invisible
Interface
UIST '93:
Terry Winograd (Stanford University and Interval
Research): From Virtual Reality to Real Virtualities:
Designing the Worlds In Which We Live
Bruce Tognazzini (SunSoft): CyberSpace in the New
Millennium
UIST '92:
Raj Reddy (Carnegie Mellon): User Interfaces in
GigaPC Environments
Tony Hoeber (GO Corporation): Bringing the Computer
into the World
UIST '91:
Robert S. Williges (Virginia Tech): Software
Interfaces for Users with Special Needs
Andries van Dam (Brown University): Escaping
Flatland
UIST '90:
Stuart Card (Xerox PARC): Information Workspaces
Elaine Rich (MCC AI Lab): Natural Language for
Natural Access to Text Data Bases
UIST '89:
Jim Thomas (Battelle Pacific Northwest
Laboratories)
Jaron Lanier (VPL Research)
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