Contributing
Organised within the framework of the HMI conference, the doctoral consortium is an opportunity for doctoral students working in the field of Human-Computer Interaction or its related disciplines (Design, Human Factors, Information Sciences) to present their research work to a panel of experts in the field in a collegial atmosphere. The objectives of this day are
All doctoral research in the field of Human-Computer Interaction are concerned by this call. Accepted submissions will be made available on the conference website.
Submissions of papers for the doctoral meetings should state the doctoral research question, its motivations, the expected contributions, the envisaged research methodology, and any preliminary, exploratory or advanced results contributing to the research question.
Submissions will be evaluated by the supervisors and a panel of experts constituted according to the themes of the submissions.
The submission consists of a (non-anonymous) paper and a statement from one of the supervisors supporting the submission and indicating the start date of the thesis (a three-line document is sufficient). The submission can be written in English or French on 2 to 4 pages, summarising the doctoral research and describing the state of progress and perspectives. Papers should follow the format of the proceedings.
Accepted submissions will be followed by a presentation and a question and answer session with the panel of researchers and participants. Accepted submissions will also be the subject of a poster, which will be presented during a session at the conference.
At the end of the doctoral meetings, there will be a slot for more general exchanges on the field, the doctorate, etc. between the participants and the members of the panel of experts. These exchanges will continue over dinner.
Submissions should follow the following format:
For successful applications, we will invite you to create a poster or a website according to your participation:
Complete submissions (paper and support from a thesis supervisor) should be submitted to the following website: https://airtable.com/shrlXDlVJqftUEhBj
15 January 2022: submission of the article with the support of the thesis supervisor (23:59 CEST)
25 February 2022: notification to authors
7 March 2019: final versions due (article + poster)
5 April 2019: doctoral meetings (9am-6pm) + dinner
Participation in the doctoral meetings is supported by the AFIHM, with accommodation and registration fees covered.
Contact at ihm22-doctorales@afihm.org