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In my Master, I’ve been working on several publications: first of all, because it is an excellent way to make sure that my ‘work’ doesn’t disappear, but can be used by others. Second, because I like the reasoning and justifying that is needed to write a paper, and it improves my writing skills. Last but not least, because it helps me to expand and strengthen my network, conferences are inspiring and fun, and I believe it belongs in a scientific master education.

DeSForM short paper – Boerdonk, Tieben et al. – Meeting Duet: challenging people into a body language of meeting [BACHELOR]

W-I-P IEEE Pervasive Computing – Tieben, Boerdonk et al. – Meeting by Moving, mediated by music [PUBLISHED]

PUC long journal paper – Boerdonk, Tieben et al. –  Contact through Canvas: an entertaining encounter [PUBLISHED]

Three publications about TouchMeDare: a project that started in the Bachelor, and was continued in a extra-curricular year and partly during my Master.

Gerontechnology abstract – Bekker, Lu, and Tieben – Requirements for communication technology to support social interaction of older adults [ACCEPTED]

This paper is about my M1.2 project: a study about elderly communication. In this one-page abstract, we shortly summarise our findings in the study.
Paper presented on Gerontechnology 2010.

HRI2010 video session – Tieben, Fernaeus, and Jacobsson – actDresses – Interacting with Robotic Devices [PUBLISHED]

This video and short abstract is about my internship: an explorative study for novel ways to interact with robotic devices. In this video, the final exploration is shown, with some of the gathered insights.
Video presented on HRI2010.

DIS2010 full paper – Tieben, Jacobsson and Fernaeus – actDresses: programming with fashion and comics [ACCEPTED]

This full paper is about my internship: an explorative study for novel ways to interact with robotic devices. In this paper, we describe the process, findings, and give a series of examples.
Paper accepted, will be presented on DIS2010 in August.