I will be giving a remote guest lecture in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Notre Dame on April 15th at 3:30pm (ET).
Author: Juan Maestre
ECSCW’24: Workshop accepted
I’m glad to announce that our workshop proposal for the 22nd European Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (ECSCW’24) has been accepted. The proposal document can be accessed here, and the call for participation here.
CHI 2024: Paper Accepted
I’m glad to announce that our paper “Seeking in Cycles: How Users Leverage Personal Information Ecosystems to Find Mental Health Information” has been accepted to the 2024 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI 2024). ( pdf )
DIS’24: Associate Chair
I have been invited to serve as an Associate Chair (AC) for the Full Paper track in the 2024 Conference on Designing Interactive Systems (DIS 2024).
Guest lecture at University of Minnesota
I gave a guest lecture remotely in the College of Design at the University of Minnesota led by Assistant Professor Jin Youn on Tuesday Nov 21st 2023. We talked about the use of participatory design methods to design more ethical technology.
Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at Swansea University
I am so excited to share that I will join Swansea University on Sep 1st as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science! I’ll be part of FIT Lab working along and collaborating with incredible people in the amazing Computational Foundry! Cheers!
REU 2023 Summer Program at University of Minnesota
It was a great experience to serve as a mentor for the Research Experience for Undergraduates program hosted by the Department of Computer Science at the University of Minnesota.
CLIHC 2023
I will be serving as Publicity Chair for the XI Latin American Conference on Human Computer Interaction (CLIHC 2023). More info about the conference, and call for papers here: https://clihc2023.laihc.org/en
CHI’23 paper presentation!
I am excited to be presenting our paper “’It’s like With the Pregnancy Tests’: Co-design of Speculative Technology for Public HIV-related Stigma and its Implications for Social Media” at the ACM CHI’23 Conference being held in Germany! More details about the study and findings described in the paper can be found here.
New Research Article on Citational Practices
After a collaborative effort based on workshops conducted with amazing scholars and participants, I am so glad to announce that our article “Why Do We Need to Learn about Citational Practices? Recognizing Knowledge Production from the Global Souths and Beyond.” has been published in the ACM Digital Library! You can check the open-access version of…