Authors:
Susan Dray
My husband visited the Institute of Astronomy at Cambridge University this summer. While visiting him, I camped out in his officemostly to have access to the Internet. To my surprise, one of his colleagues came into the office and asked, "You have something to do with SIGCHI, don't you?" I was astonished. How is it that someone in astronomy has ever heard of SIGCHI? The answer is that he was developing a user interface for telescope time application grants (in astronomy, researchers write grants asking for observing time) and searched the Web to find out more about designing user…
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