Paper – Page 8 – ISEA Symposium Archives

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“KŌDOS: multiple investigations through art, science, and technology” presented by ,

“Laboratorio de luz. More than 30 years of research in art, science and technology in the Spanish panorama” presented by Martinez de Pisón and

“Telewindow: a flexible system for exploring 3d immersive telepresence using commodity depth cameras” presented by Santiano, Naimark and Ballard

“CHIME Design Lab: Community-centred, Collaborative Health Innovation partnered with Medical Education” presented by Rani, Brett-MacLean, Hauff and Hanson

“Media Art and face recognition: critical lines of work” presented by

“Algorithmic Vision and the Dialectic of Visibility” presented by Franco and

“Umwelten: Shifting agencies among the human, the non-human, and a machine learning algorithm” presented by Jain

“The Gap: Science Always Goes Before The Law” presented by Viršulytė

“Online Possibles: Internet Spaces in a Postdigital World” presented by Vergara-Vargas

“Virtual museums: heritage and future of mediated UX?” presented by Restrepo-Quevedo

“Deep Space: Re-signifying Valle de los Caídos” presented by Sikiaridi and Vogelaar

“Below victory: revealing a buried past and present” presented by Hessels

“Reinventing the Colonial Gaze Employing AI: a Case Study” presented by Koutsomichalis and Achilleos

“Mapping the atmospheric in school buildings: Digital art-based participatory inquiry with youth” presented by Trafi-Prats and Freitas

“Animated cadavre exquis: a locked-down experience of collaborative filmmaking in education” presented by Hagler and Rauscher

“Learning Non-human. Can participatory practices change an Institution?” presented by Arias and Winterburn

“Online collaborative design with students for autobiographical VR stories about Covid-19” presented by Bahng and McArthur

“Possi(A)bilities: Augmented Reality experiences of possible motor abilities enabled by a video-projected virtual hand” presented by Vatavu

“The Weird, the Cute and the Dark: How to Account for Aesthetics When Working on Awareness about Design Patterns” presented by Slizewicz and Claes

“Corresponding Wood Tools: Speculative Fabulations of Material Correspondence in Woodworking” presented by Sherman and Nitsche