I had the pleasure to gatecrash the HCI 2017 conference in Vancouver today, which gave me the chance to see Dr Ali Dewan present three excellent papers in a row (two with his name on them) on a variety of themes, as well as a great paper written and presented by one of our students, Miao-Han Chang.
Both did superb jobs of presenting to a receptive crowd. Ali got particular acclaim from the audience for the first work he presented (Combinatorial Auction based Mechanism Design for Course Offering Determination
by Anton Vassiliev, Fuhua Lin & M. Ali Akber Dewan) for its broad applicability in many areas beyond scheduling courses.
Athabasca, and especially the School of Computing and Information Systems, has made a great showing at this prestigious conference, with contributions not just from Ali and Miao-Han, but also from Oscar (Fuhua) Lin, Dunwei Wen, Maiga Chang and Vive Kumar. Kurt Reifferscheid and Xiaokun Zhang also had a paper in the proceedings but were sadly not able to attend to present it.
Jon and Ali at the Vancouver Conference Centre after Ali's marathon presentation stint. I detect a look of relief on Ali's face!
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Thanks a lot Jon for your time in my presentation and taking some wonderful pictures :)
Wow, it is wonderful. Jon, do you have the source photo of Miao-Han's presentation?
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