User interfaces for scientific collaboration

General info

Date from - to: 01 May 2005 - 31 Dec 2009
Project leader(s): Dr. Paul E. van der Vet

Abstract

The project aims to complement the efforts of the other projects within the BioRange programme, by laying the foundations for interfaces that help scientists to use software with maximum efficiency and effectiveness.

Link to the end report of this project

Publications

Applying a User-centred Approach to Interactive Visualization Design
Human-Centered Aspects
Interacting with Visualizations
Situational awareness support to enhance teamwork in collaborative working environments
Using R in Taverna: RShell v1.2
Performing statistical analyses on quantitative data in Taverna workflows: an example using R and maxdBrowse to identify differentially-expressed genes from microarray data
E-BioFlow: different perspectives on scientific workflows
Gestures to Intuitively Control Large Displays
The role of molecular structures in scientists' work
Situational awareness support to enhance teamwork in collaborative working environments
Online segmentation of continuous gesturing in interfaces
Measuring behavior using motion capture symposium (editorial)
Smart Environments for Collaborative Design, Implementation, and Interpretation of Scientific Experiments
Sticks, balls or a ribbon? results of a formative user study with bioinformaticians
Do you know what I know? Situational Awareness and Scientific Teamwork in Collaborative Environments
Towards a Gesture Repertoire for Cooperative Interaction with Large Displays