UPDATE: We have received more than 30 applications from students interested in joining the research of Professor Michael Nebeling and his team. We’re very excited by that. Thank you! We will internally review applications and start contacting shortlisted candidates after …
Update: Thank you to everyone who has applied with the lab. It was exciting to see so much interest. We have added 8 new research assistants and 8 new independent study students to the lab. This was really the maximum …
We’re happy to announce that Joshua Guberman will enter the UMSI PhD program in Fall 2018, and will be working in the Information Interaction Lab as a research assistant. He will be advised by Michael Nebeling and Sile O’Modhrain. Josh describes …
We’re happy to welcome Rob Rumble as a PhD student in the Information Interaction Lab starting in Fall 2018. He will be advised by Michael Nebeling and Steve Oney. Rob has already been working in the lab since Summer 2017, then …
We’re happy to announce that a new set of courses focused on AR/VR will be offered starting in the Fall 2018 semester. These and other courses we are teaching can also be found under Teaching. First, there is an Intro …
We are happy to announce that the Information Interaction Lab was selected as one of a few university labs to participate in two virtual reality (VR) pilot programs around Google Daydream and their Jump camera. These are two main VR initiatives …
The University of Michigan School of Information is hosting a 12-week intensive summer Research Experience for Master’s Students (REMS) from other iSchool master’s programs, schools of library and information science, or related programs, May 29–August 17, 2018. Our lab is offering a project on AR/VR …
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We’ve just finished shooting a video summary illustrating some of the main features available in ProtoAR, our rapid prototyping tool for mobile augmented reality interfaces. We created ProtoAR specifically for interaction designers. There are two key innovations in ProtoAR: (1) cross-device …
We are delighted to announce that we have received two new grants from Masco and Ford. The School of Information put together a short article about the Masco project. In both projects, we will work with teams from these companies …
The Information Interaction Lab at the University of Michigan School of Information has the following openings for Postdocs and PhD students: one opening for a Postdoc (ideally, with a strong publication record in premier HCI conferences and experience with AR/VR …