Authors:
Eli Blevis
CHI conferences provide a unique forum in which to bring together people from all areas of the Computer-Human Interaction field. "We are in the process of inventing the future," note General Co-Chairs Thea Turner and Gerd Szwillus "and we welcome all of you to CHI 2000 to predict the future by creating it." Individuals from academia and industry, working in disciplines as diverse as computer science, design, and anthropology will gather 1-6 April 2000 at The Hague, in The Netherlands, to learn from each other about the latest work in the HCI field. The CHI conference is sponsored by…
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