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» MIT’s smart surface reverses properties
MIT News // 16-01-03
"MIT engineers and colleagues from the University of California are reporting a unique design of a “smart surface” that can reversibly switch properties in response to an external stimulus. The work paves the way for systems that could, for example, release or absorb cells and chemicals from surfaces on demand. (...)"
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Klaus Krippendorff
» Klaus Krippendorff's Homepage
» Publications
» Recent Papers
» A Field for Growing Doctorates in Design?
» Design Discourse: A medium for Redesigning Design
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HCI Literatur
(FU Berlin/ Kommunikationswissenschaften 1998)
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» Innovation's Seachable Subject Index
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17.2.03
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» mprove: Eine kurze Geschichte der Software-Ergonomie» Eine kurze Geschichte der Software-Ergonomie Pioniertaten der Mensch-Computer-Interaktion
(M&C 2002)
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12.2.03
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Citation
L. M. F. Carneiro, D. D. Cowan & C. J. P. Lucena. "ADVcharts: a visual formalism for interactive systems", in: ACM SIGCHI Bulletin, Volume 26 , Issue 2 (April 1994), Pages: 74 - 77
ACM Press, New York
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VISUAL FORMALISM
» Statecharts: A visual formalism for complex systems
David Harel, "Statecharts: A visual formalism for complex systems", in: Science of Computer Programming, Volume 8 , Issue 3 (June 1987), Pages: 231 - 274
Elsevier North-Holland, Inc. Amsterdam, The Netherlands, The Netherlands
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11.2.03
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» Exercise 5 Due Today
Vortrag Grundlagen Ubicomp, information appliances usw. von Edwin Hutchins , UC San Diego
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» Information Appliances
Thomas J. Bergin
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» Ease of Use: The three models // IBM
"Models facilitate understanding users, analyzing complex systems, and describing effective designs. The use of three models contributes to the design of easy-to-use computer systems: the user's conceptual model, the designer's model, and the programmer's model. Here we provide an understanding of the three models, including how they are used and the relationships between them. (...)"
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