Mobility Studio at Stockholm University
The Mobile Life Center at Stockholm University is one of 15 competence centers that have been selected by the Swedish Governmental Agency for Innovation Systems (VINNOVA) to become a so-called … Continue Reading →
Oskar Juhlin’s and Mattias Östergren’s paper Time to meet face-to-face and device-to-device [PDF] has been accepted as short paper to the Mobile HCI conference in September 2006. The paper argues … Continue Reading →
The paper Believable environments – Generating interactive storytelling in vast location-based pervasive games [PDF], written by Anton Gustafsson, John Bichard, Liselott Brunnberg, Oskar Juhlin and Marco Combetto, was awarded “Best … Continue Reading →
The article Public road signs as intermediate interaction [PDF], written by Oskar Juhlin and Daniel Normark, will be published in a special issue of Space and Culture. It presents a … Continue Reading →
The Mobile Life Center have been selected by the Swedish Governmental Agency for Innovation Systems (VINNOVA) to become a so-called VINN Excellence Center, funded by a total amount up to 210 … Continue Reading →
The short paper Backseat Playgrounds: Pervasive Storytelling in Vast Location Based Games [PDF], written by John Bichard, Liselott Brunnberg, Marco Combetto, Anton Gustafsson, and Oskar Juhlin has been accepted to … Continue Reading →
Patricia Panqueva exhibit her master project [PDF], called “Glowing Citizens” at Volvo Showroom, Kungsträdgården Stockholm, between the 16th of June and July 2nd. The project was a collaboratin between Umeå … Continue Reading →
The Swedish Strategic Research Foundation (SSF) has decided to prolong the funding of the Mobile Life programme, which is part of its IT research programme. The decision provides additional funding … Continue Reading →
The paper Believable environments – Generating interactive storytelling in vast location based pervasive games [PDF] written by Anton Gustafsson, John Bichard, Liselott Brunnberg, Oskar Juhlin and Marco Combetto, has been … Continue Reading →
The article Field research methods to study interactional adaptation of drivers using mobile phones in traffic [PDF], written by Mattias Esbjörnsson, Oskar Juhlin and Alexandra Weilenmann, has been accepted, pending … Continue Reading →