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Break News * * * Call for Papers * * * Break News Eighth International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, High Education, Augmented Reality and Technologies ( HCIHEART 2025 )
International Conference with Papers, Short Papers, Posters, Demos, Research-in-Progress, Workshops, Doctoral Consortium, Parallel Sessions, and Books / Handbooks Presentation. Call for Contributions :: Eighth International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, High Education, Augmented Reality and Technologies ( HCIHEART 2025 ) :: Luxembourg, Grand Duchy of Luxembourg :: July, 27 – 29th, 2025 The 8th International Conference on "Human-Computer Interaction, High Education, Augmented Reality and Technologies" (HCIHEART 2025) carries implicitly an innovating and revolutionary vision in the domain of the college education of the present and the future, excluding all those little groups or castes that prevent the harmonious evolution of scientific knowledge, the use of the new technologies and the growth of the common wealth in the local and global village. This is an annual event that is aimed at four domains that interrelate with each other in a bidirectional way such as human-computer interaction, high education, augmented / mixed / virtual reality, and information and communication technologies. In this scientific space new original proposals are admitted that are in a stage of elaboration or with already reached final results. Briefly, it is a kind of heart of different converging disciplines, tending to set up bridges between users and professionals of the new technologies. Allowing to all of them a greater ability to look towards the future in the short, middle and long term, with a much sharper accuracy and sharpness in their daily activities. We do not tend to the large numbers of participants (hundreds or thousands) but rather to the qualitative factor of human communication, where the students, professors, researchers, businessmen, among others, have the chance of interacting positively to offer new horizons to the research and development works. In other words, the qualitative element of the group prevails over the quantitative aspect, as it happens in many other conferences, where students, for example, are not considered, and many of their works in the continuous research stage are only sidelined to the poster sections. Besides, we are working with zero “G factor” (G = Garduña) into our international events. In short, it is a new field of debate for the streamlining of the sciences and education focusing on human-computer interaction, augmented / mixed / virtual reality and new technologies that boost the learning process, the communicability between interactive media, professors and students, the supervision of the evolution of the research projects, the technology transfer between the university and the industry / business, and vice versa, educational quality, and a long etcetera. Leaving the possibility open of including other potential contexts and new information and communication technologies where the human being is the center of the educational process. Many conferences are focussed on specific aspects of computer science, programming, education, final users, human factors, advanced visual interface, ergonomics, and so forth, and bring together leading experts in a particular field or sometimes on a specific technology. The conferences, workshops, symposiums, etc., are not a big scale and aim to promote dialogue between established professors, research experts, pedagogues, and so on, and students, programmers, mobile designers, machine learning engineers, and so forth; working on new directions. Hence topics from the whole range of human-computer interaction; dynamics and static media; 3D computer graphics; apps programming; software quality; communicability; design, assessment and auditory of interactive systems; innovative tools, methodologies, and techniques for HCI; online learning in higher education; educational video games; virtual agents; e-learning authoring tools; display technologies; expanded reality; information architecture for AI; creative content for social networking, big data analysis; human behaviour and ethics in ICT, and so on, are welcomed. Last year’s symposiums, workshops, conferences, etc., organized by AInCI and ALAIPO, for instance, included papers, demos, research-in-progress, doctoral consortium, posters, etc., on the topics (see below the alphabetical order). An extensive listing connotes and reflects the requirement and also skill necessary to find intersection zones of the disciplines among the different domains, fields, and specialities; which at the same time potentially boosts and merges the formerly different scientific views. In other words, we focus on the following main and secondary subjects, which do not exclude others of great current or future interest, alphabetically listed in the following way: :: Human-Computer Interaction - Collaborative Systems :: High Education - Computer Science and Engineering :: Augmented / Mixed / Virtual Reality - Architecture of AR, MR, VR Systems :: Technologies - Expanded Reality Hardware All contributions –papers, workshops, demos, posters, research-in-progress, doctoral consortium, etc. should be of high quality, originality, clarity, significance and impact. Besides, all submitted papers will be reviewed by a double-blind (at least three reviewers), non-blind, and participative peer review. These three kinds of review will support the selection process of those that will be accepted for their presentation at the international conference. Authors of accepted contributions who registered in the conference can have access to the evaluations and possible feedback provided by the reviewers who recommended the acceptance of their works, so they can accordingly improve the final version of their papers, demos, research-in-progress, and so forth. Kind regards, This is an international conference “100% in-person.” For more information, send us an email to: info@alaipo.com or info@ainci.com
Break News * * * Call for Papers * * * Break News Tenth International Conference on Horizons for Information Architecture, Security and Cloud Intelligent Technology ( HIASCIT 2025 )
International Conference with Papers, Short Papers, Posters, Demos, Research-in-Progress, Workshops, Doctoral Consortium, Parallel Sessions, and Books / Handbooks Presentation. Call for Contributions :: Tenth International Conference on "Horizons for Information Architecture, Security and Cloud Intelligent Technology (HIASCIT 2025) :: Luxembourg, Grand Duchy of Luxembourg :: July, 29 – 31th, 2025 Cloud computing has opened new horizons in the group work, with the possibility of increasing the quality of the products and/or services, in very short timeframes and with lower costs. Besides, there is a reduction of the costs for the maintenance of servers and/or the updating of the versions of the operative services, special applications, etc., with which the local and international users work daily inside a private, public or mixed institution. The safety and privacy of the data which are in the cloud constitutes a key element in the reliability of the interchange of original ideas for the development of avant-garde projects. The new virtual communities which will be born from these clouds will see the integration and confederation of the diverse models of networks that have existed: intranet, extranet, internet, and so on, with the novel micro computing and multimedia mobile phone devices. Here are some of the main goals, which we intend to discuss in this 10th International Conference on "Horizons for Information Architecture, Security and Cloud Intelligent Technology (HIASCIT 2025): Programming, Software Quality, Online Communities, Cyber Behaviour and Business." This synergy of people and tasks will generate new jobs across the whole planet, thus bolstering the notion of the expansion of communicability among the potential users. However, it is necessary to establish balances and controls in the behavior patterns of certain users, who with mercantilist purposes try to get the utmost personal profit with the least effort. It is also necessary to analyze in a neutral way the advantages and disadvantages of the concentration of digital information. Therefore, the quality metrics stemming from software engineering and other disciplines of the social sciences may constitute a set of attributes and quantitative rules in the online and off-line communication processes which must be respected by everybody. Many conferences are focused on specific aspects of computer science, telecommunications, virtual reality, mixed reality, architecture visualization, gamification, interactive technology for children, embodied interaction, conversational agents, artificial intelligence in education, etc., and bring together leading experts in a particular field or sometimes on a specific technology. At such large conferences students are often marginalized or relegated to poster sessions, for example, with 5 - 10/15 minutes for the presentation. Our conferences, workshops, symposiums, and so on, are not a "mega big" scale and aim to promote dialogue between established professors and graduate students working on new directions. Hence topics from the whole range of software engineering, information architecture, digital security, hardware protection mechanisms, interactive design, communicability, expanded reality, user security training, and so forth are welcomed. Last year’s symposiums, workshops, conferences, etc., organized by ALAIPO and AInCI, for instance, included papers, demos, posters, work-in-progress, etc., on the topics (see below the alphabetical order). An extensive listing connotes and reflects the requirement and also skill necessary to find intersection zones of the disciplines among the different domains, fields, and specialties; which at the same time potentially boosts and merges the formerly different scientific views. In other words, the current international conference is aimed at all the professionals, experts, students, professors, researchers, businessmen, etc. hailing from the formal sciences, natural and the factual sciences. This is another of the reasons why, when we refer currently to the architecture of information, it is claimed that it is “an art and a science” to find the best possible solutions to the problems posed, from the programming of efficient and intelligent applications down to the management of the online communities. In this sense, cloud computing can increase the business in each one of the environments of the human being, going from intelligent mobile phone, federated database system, business intelligence, and so on., to theory and applications of cryptology, intrusion detection, methods and techniques for stopping attacks in social networking, just to mention a few examples. In short, we focus on the following main and secondary subjects, which do not exclude others of great current or future interest, alphabetically listed in the following way: :: Information Architecture - Cloud Computing for Service Oriented Architectures :: Security - Administration Security Policy :: Cloud Intelligent - Cloud Computing for Big Data :: Technology - Advanced Multi-modal Interfaces for Security :: Programming - Cloud Programming Models and Paradigms :: Software Quality - Attack Information: Analysis for Detection and Prevention :: Online Communities - Access to Online Information: Rights and Obligations :: Cyber Behaviour - Illegal Algorithms for the Censorship and Reputation Destruction :: Business - Business and Security Risk Models All contributions –papers, workshops, demos, posters, research-in-progress and doctoral consortium, should be of high quality, originality, clarity, and significance. Besides, all submitted papers will be reviewed by a double-blind (at least three reviewers), non-blind, and participative peer review. These three kinds of review will support the selection process of those that will be accepted for their presentation at the international conference. Authors of accepted papers who registered in the conference can have access to the evaluations and possible feedback provided by the reviewers who recommended the acceptance of their research works, so they can accordingly improve the final version of their contributions. International Secretariat This is an international conference “100% in-person.” For more information, send us an email to: info@alaipo.com or info@ainci.com
Break News * * * Call for Papers * * * Break News Ninth International Conference on Research and Development in Imaging, Nanotechnology, Industrial Design and Robotics ( RDINIDR 2025 )
International Conference with Papers, Short Papers, Posters, Demos, Research-in-Progress, Workshops, Doctoral Consortium, Parallel Sessions, and Books / Handbooks Presentation. Call for Contributions :: Ninth International Conference on Research and Development in Imaging, Nanotechnology, Industrial Design and Robotics ( RDINIDR 2025 ) :: Madrid, Spain :: October, 13 – 15th, 2025 In the last years, a myriad of notions stemming from the sciences have been used in an incorrect way for mercantilist purposes. We have an example in the wide context of the user experience design, human-robot interaction, human-computer interaction, human-computer communication, human-computer interfaces, HCI and welfare (individual / group), information retrieval, and so on, with the notion of interdisciplinarity when in fact there are cases in which we should speak of transdisciplinarity or multidisciplinarity. Evidently three notions which are not synonymous between themselves. However, where the economic factor prevails over the scientific knowledge, all of this is possible. This vision and/or modus operandi which is lax, consents or tolerates a set of errors in the factual, formal and natural sciences which may seriously affect the future of computer science, robotics, interfaces and the users of the future interactive systems and emerging hardware. This is one of the reasons why we have decided to carry out this conference on a yearly basis. It is a meeting for the exchange of knowledge and experiences tending to draw reliable lines of research and of constant work for the immediate future, as well as in the mid and long term. The changes in the economically developed societies, allow to see how at a vertiginous speed the sector of emerging technologies, particularly where computer science, electronics, mechanics, telecommunications and artificial intelligence converge, are generating new professions for the current and future workers of that working environment. Now that working place (r)evolution will entail that many professions in the sector of services of those new technologies are going to disappear. Others will go into a continuous process of transformation or metamorphosis. This process will give rise to the need to count on new professionals for the following areas: drones which will work in the field of the audio-visual, entertainment, environmental monitoring, humanitarian aid, agriculture and commerce; the computer, electronics and robotics experts for the creation and maintenance, whether of humanoid automats, and/or intelligent machinery; telemarketers online for long distance education or healthcare; analysts in communicability to determine the degree of reliability / quality / veracity of the online information / data for the private corporations and industries, government bodies, etc.; designers, programmers and software implementers oriented at the Apps, tablets, smartphones, 3D printers, computer graphics, computer animation, scientific computing, drones, and so forth. They are new professions, where the digital aspect of information will totally prevail over the analogue. In the face of this new process of great current and coming changes, where will be produced not only unions and intersections of knowledge, to give rise to new areas of knowledge, it is necessary to reflect on the philosophy of science, computer science and all its derivations, artificial intelligence, robotics, software quality, communicability, avant-garde design, creativity, art, beauty, innovation in materials and nanotechnology, quantum computers, etc. Next are shown the main groups into which the acceptance of research works in their diverse formats is divided, without excluding other issues, which the authors will consider fit to introduce in the current conference. All contributions –papers, demos, research-in-progress, posters, doctoral consortium, parallel sessions, and workshops should be of high quality, originality, clarity, and significance. In the current international conference it is demonstrated how with a correct integration among professionals of factual, formal and natural sciences interesting research lines in the following subjects and other main areas are solicited on, but not limited to (alphabetical order): :: Imaging • Computational Creativity and Algorithm Art :: Industrial Design • 3D Printing :: Nanotechnology • Ethics of Nanotechnologies :: Hardware and Computing Engineering • Electrical Engineering and Multimedia Mobile Systems :: Research and Development • Cloud Computing :: Robotics • Computer-Integrated Manufacturing Kind regards, This is an international conference “100% in-person.” For more information, send us an email to: info@alaipo.com or info@ainci.com
Break News * * * Call for Papers * * * Break News First International Conference on Gardunia Factor in Informatics Education and Learning Disinformation ( GARFIIELD 2025 )
International Conference with Papers, Short Papers, Posters, Demos, Research-in-Progress, Workshops, Doctoral Consortium, and Books / Handbooks Presentation. Call for Contributions :: First International Conference on Gardunia Factor in Informatics Education and Learning Disinformation (GARFIIELD 2025) :: Madrid, Spain :: October, 15 – 17th, 2025 This is a bipolar paradigm: Algorithms + democracy, or also, algorithms + autocracy. On the other hand, this last equation has begun to be observed with educational corruption and verticalist / authoritarian power, which is being silently implemented in the classrooms. These educational centers should have as their north in their daily activities universal access to secular education, and not formative commercialism. As is well known, “education” and “health” are the two fundamental pillars of any society that calls itself developed from a cultural point of view. Therefore, it is necessary to examine in detail this negative factor called the Garduña (Spanish) or Gardunia (English), which from the computer sciences is not only eating away at the foundations of universities founded in the 13th century (Salamanca), or those nominally referred to European royalty (Madrid), or new international university (La Rioja) to cite a couple of examples from the Mediterranean, but also promotes social and global disinformation.
These are some of the reasons why this space is opened for constructive debate, the presentation of projects, new paradigms, discourse analysis methodologies, techniques for detecting fake news, etc., among other tools that can facilitate the task of information and communication professionals, given the emergence of artificial intelligence. These first topics do not exclude others that can be added to the set. All of them will be welcome. This list must be complemented with another pillar of culturally developed societies, such as the process of learning and education of a secular, free and universal type. That is, maintaining the basic principle that the media not only inform, but also educate people. Kind regards, International Secretariat
This is an international conference “100% in-person.” For more information, send us an email to: info@alaipo.com or info@ainci.com
Break News * * * Call for Papers * * * Break News Fourteenth International Conference on Advances in New Technologies, Interactive Interfaces and Communicability ( ADNTIIC 2025 )
International Conference with Papers, Short Papers, Posters, Demos, Research-in-Progress, Workshops, Doctoral Consortium, and Books / Handbooks Presentation. Call for Contributions :: Fourteenth International Conference on Advances in New Technologies, Interactive Interfaces and Communicability (ADNTIIC 2025) :: Montevideo, Uruguay :: 18 – 20 November, 2025 The user interface is the environment par excellence where the latest breakthroughs in the factual, formal and natural sciences converge. In the design of the current and future interactive systems, the presentation of the content on the screen is the key to the success of the rest of the components which make up an avant-garde computer science structure. The year 2010 opens an interesting decade in which to consolidate communicability, especially with the constant (r)evolution of the interfaces of the interactive systems and the quantic-nanotechnological-self-sufficient era. Right now we are starting to see the first results of the intersection of scientific knowledge to increase the quality of telecommunications in the daily life of millions of users. However, the interactive systems will keep on programming from the point of view of design of the interfaces, using the last advances in the software and the constant progress of the hardware. A democratization of the future models in human-computer interaction and communicability will ease the interaction in the environments of immersive multimedia systems –with or without extended reality in 3D, oriented towards education, health, work and leisure time. Actually, the expansion of the intelligence artificial / automation with mobile and/or static interactive systems makes us reflect and work daily to meet the needs of the societies to which we belong, and hypothetically tend to improve the quality of life of each one of its members. In this environment the new technologies can and must be within reach of everyone. A state of the art will be the starting point of the works until reaching the future technological tendencies born from the interaction between the human being, the constant technological (r)evolution and the environment. This is a place where the intersection of knowledge deriving from the factual, formal and natural sciences can enrich in a masterful way each one of the research projects presented and related to the last generation interactive / intelligent systems. The (r)evolution of the net must allow the human being to take a steady flight towards new horizons where the technological breakthroughs are shared by the base of the pyramid –the general public, in the least possible time. Important steps have been taken in that direction in the last years thanks to the democratization of telecommunications and Internet. However, the costs stemming from the free access to digital information and/or the legislations in force, prevent even today that flight in many societies to millions of potential users of classical mobile multimedia, intelligent interactive systems, robots, and so on. In the current scientific environment we intend to build a bridge of solutions to eradicate problems, suggesting innovating solutions and future guidelines of action thanks to the lessons learned with the research works we have made or that are currently in progress. Many conferences are focused on specific aspects of computer science, artificial intelligence, computer vision, information retrieval, recommender systems, data science, education, social computing, human behavior, ethics in ICTs, STEAM, user-centered design, embodied interaction, children-computer interaction, empathic conversational interaction, virtual assistants, computer-supported cooperative work, etc., and bring together leading experts in a particular field or sometimes on a specific technology. At such large conferences students are often marginalized or relegated to poster sessions or similar, with only 5 – 10 minutes for the presentations, for example. The conferences, workshops, symposiums, courses, and so on, are not a big scale (thousands) and aim to promote dialogue between established professors and graduate students working on new directions. Besides, we work with zero “G” Factor (G = Garduña / Gardunia). Hence topics from the whole range of software engineering, educational quality, communicability, human-computer interaction, mobile multimedia, extended reality, interactive design, innovative coding tools for developers, social impact of AI, new frontiers in human/robotics interfaces, and so forth, are welcomed. Last year’s symposiums, workshops, conferences, and so on, organized by ALAIPO and AInCI, for instance, included research works on the topics (see below the alphabetical order). An extensive listing connotes and reflects the requirement and also skill necessary to find intersection zones of the disciplines among the different domains, fields, and specialties, which at the same time potentially boosts and merges the formerly different scientific views (see below the main areas). All contributions –papers, workshops, demos, research-in-progress, posters, doctoral consortium, etc., should be of high quality, originality, clarity, and significance. In the current international conference it is demonstrated how with a correct integration among professionals of factual, formal and natural sciences interesting research lines in the following subjects "Advances in New Technologies, Interactive Interfaces and Communicability: Design, e-Commerce, e-Learning, e-Health, e-Tourism, and Web Evolution" and other computational main areas are solicited on, but not limited to (alphabetical order): :: Communicability and Design • Aesthetic and Creative Design :: E-commerce • Benchmarking :: E-learning • Collaborative Learning :: E-health • Bioengineering :: E-tourism • Augmented / Mixed / Virtual Reality for New Media Art :: Interactive Interfaces • Advances in Human-Computer Interface :: Digital Information and New Media • Architecture Documentation :: Software and Systems Engineering • Heuristic Assessment: Innovative Methods, Techniques and Tools • Big Data
Kind regards, International Secretariat This is an international conference “100% in-person.” For more information, send us an email to: info@alaipo.com or info@ainci.com
Break News * * * Call for Papers * * * Break News Seventh International Conference on Evolution of the Sciences, Informatics, Human Integration and Scientific Education ( ESIHISE 2025 )
International Conference with Papers, Short Papers, Posters, Demos, Research-in-Progress, Workshops, Doctoral Consortium, and Books / Handbooks Presentation. Call for Contributions :: Seventh International Conference on Evolution of the Sciences, Informatics, Human Integration and Scientific Education (ESIHISE 2025) :: Montevideo, Uruguay :: 20 – 22 November, 2025 The modernization of the sciences and education is and will be one of the cornerstones for all the inhabitants of our planet. Those who from the 1980 have been behind this issue have been direct and indirect witnesses of great breakthroughs and some recoils. These ups and downs are due to exogenous or endogenous factors, to the daily reality of the natural, formal, and factual sciences. Many of those factors are beyond the control of all those scientists and professors, who, in a modest and honest way, collaborate in the development of the quality of life of all humankind. An evolution or revolution which dilutes narrows the digital divide (i.e. between users with a paid access to non-original multimedia content through a set of ultra-modern mobile devices with AI; and users with a free access to creative multimedia content through a set of the classical non-mobile devices without AI) among the human beings whose theoretical and practical research focuses on the cornerstones of the current population pyramid, as well as for the future generations oriented at the use of the latest interactive technologies in the communicability and quantic-nanotechnological-self-sufficient era. This is an era in which the universities, for example, have focused on accelerating the statistic numbers of degrees issued in relation to the registered students or the spot they take in the listing of the best colleges within and without their borders. In this regard there have been a myriad measurement tables with different qualitative parameters sometimes contradictory with each other if one considers the whole global village described by McLuhan. This phenomenon is an exported fashion to the most remote corners of the planet, where the educational and scientific priorities, obviously, are totally different from the wild quantification of knowledge. If this tendency of scientific and educational knowledge is established, it is important to ask some rhetoric questions such as: • Why in many industrialized countries are there so many university professionals in view of the high unemployment rates in situ? • What is the financial cost for the original communities of turning their nuclear specialists, engineers, industrialists, mathematicians, and so on, in teacher for interface design, human-computer interaction, cognitive science, tourism, journalism, business administration, ebooks / digital libraries, information retrieval, recommender systems, embodied interaction; or their graduates in audiovisual, architecture, computer programmer, physics, mathematics, to mention a few examples, in experts of invalidity or autism; or the graduates in fine arts, literature, etc., in pedagogues for robotics, electronics, medicine and marketing, among others? • How can it be achieved that the previous asymmetries and theoretical and practical detractions, whether it is in the training or workplace stage, not only do not have room, but are boosted in the new millennium, under the alleged supervision of the educational and scientific authorities? • Who really controls the trends in the market of supply and demand in the local and international education university? • Are there mechanisms to detect the creation of educational and scientific models alien to the reality in which the different nations are immersed? This tiny set of questions, whether it is in a latent or manifest way, shows us the behaviour of millions of people daily. Questions that should be enlarged as we talk about the modernization of the sciences and education, as a kind of infinite semiosis, not only to grasp the current state, but also with a sight intent on the short, middle and long term for the scientific education of the future generations. The current international conference is intended to be an open space for the interchange of original ideas, valid theories, innovating experiences, results obtained, learned lessons and future research works, in the educational, scientific and industrial field. The exchange of knowledge, training, research and development in this triad encounter the following main and secondary issues, which are listed as follows. All contributions –papers, workshops, demos, research-in-progress, posters, doctoral consortium, etc., should be of high quality, originality, clarity, significance and impact. In the current international conference it is demonstrated how with a correct integration among professionals of formal and factual sciences interesting research lines in the following subjects and other main areas are solicited on, but not limited to (alphabetical order): :: Modernization of the Sciences and Education • Educational Research :: Science of Information and Computer Information Systems • e-Science :: People, Science and New Technology • Censorship of Freedom of Expression in the Academic and Research Fields Many conferences are focussed on specific aspects of education, computer science, humanistics studies, multidisciplinary approaches, and so on. At such large conferences students are often marginalized or relegated to poster, demos, etc. sessions, with only 5 – 10 minutes for the presentation of the contributions. The ALAIPO and AInCI conferences, workshops, symposiums, etc., are not a very big scale (thousands) and aim to promote dialogue between established professors and graduate students working on new directions, for example. Furthermore, we are working with zero Gardunia factor. Hence topics from the whole range of modernization of the sciences and education, research and development, knowledge transfer, computer information systems, new challenges in university/tertiary education, human and social factors, democratization of the scientific information and the new technologies, original and creative contents for scientific learning, among others are welcomed. Last year’s symposiums, workshops, conferences, etc., organized by ALAIPO and AInCI, for instance, included research works on the topics (see above list). An extensive listing connotes and reflects the requirement and also skill necessary to find intersection zones of the disciplines among the different domains, fields, and specialties; which at the same time potentially boosts and merges the formerly different scientific views. Finally, all submitted contributions will be reviewed by a double-blind (at least three reviewers), non-blind, and participative peer review. These three kinds of review will support the selection process of those that will be accepted for their presentation at the international conference. Authors of accepted research works who registered in the conference can have access to the evaluations and possible feedback provided by the reviewers who recommended the acceptance of their contributions, so they can accordingly improve the final version of their research works. Kind regards, This is an international conference “100% in-person.” For more information, send us an email to: info@alaipo.com or info@ainci.com
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H a n d b o o k "Handbook of Research on Software Quality Innovation in Interactive Systems"
Editor: Francisco V. C. Ficarra ~ Publishing: 2021 Free Access Online H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions in 2020 Title: "Interaction Techniques and Technologies Applicable to Learning and Teaching: Changing Relations between New Media, Users, Contents and Evaluation of Interactive Systems" Editor: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Co-editors: Jacqueline Alma (Vancouver, Canada), Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta), Miguel C. Ficarra (Spain and Italy), Alejandra Quiroga (Sydney, Australia), Kauru Sumi (Hakodate, Japan), Wen-Yuan Jen (Miaoli, Taiwan), and Luisa Varela (Perpignan, France) Editorial Assistants: Amélie Bordeaux (Lyon, France) and Donald Nilson (Oslo, Norway) H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions in 2020 Title: "Video Games and Aesthetic Function of Computer Graphics in Interactive Systems: Software and Communicability Strategies" Editor: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Editorial Assistants: Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta) and Luisa Varela (Perpignan, France)
* * Call for Chapters * * * Call for Chapters * * * Call for Chapters * * H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions in 2021 Title: "Advantages Recent Developments in Human-Computer Interaction and Quantum Computing Applied to Nature, Society, and Education" Editor: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Co-editors: Anna Parodi (Genoa, Italy), Jacqueline Alma (Vancouver, Canada), Franco Casali (Bologna, Italy), Kaoru Sumi (Hakodate, Japan), Wen-Yuan Jen (Taiwan, China), Diego González (Bologna, Italy), et al. Editorial Assistants: Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta) and Luisa Varela (Perpignan, France)
H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions in 2021 Title: "Open and Distance Education for All: Exploring Creative Pedagogy Methodologies and Evaluating Uses of Information Technology" Editor: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Co-editors: Jaap van Till (Amsterdam, the Netherlands), Jacqueline Alma (Vancouver, Canada), Lastenia Bonilla (San José, Costa Rica), Alejandra Quiroga (Sydney, Australia), Alan Radley (Blackpool, UK), Andreas Kratky (Los Angeles, USA), et al. Editorial Assistants: Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta) and Amélie Bordeaux (Lyon, France)
H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions in 2021 Title: "Redesigning User Interface and Graphics Applications in Education, Medicine and Engineering: New Trends for Computational Imaging and 3D Simulation Technologies" Editor: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Co-editors: Alejandro Frangi (Sheffield, UK), Jaap van Till (Amsterdam, the Netherlands), Jacqueline Alma (Vancouver, Canada), Alan Radley (Blackpool, UK), Kaoru Sumi (Hakodate, Japan), Laurence Bender (Buenos Aires, Argentina), et al. Editorial Assistants: Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta) and Donald Nilson (Norway, Oslo)
H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions in 2022 Title: "Finding a Balance Between Human Privacy Rights, Web Security and Openness: Techniques and Methods from Social Sciences, Software and Artificial Intelligence" Editor: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Co-editors: Alan Radley (Blackpool, UK), Jaap van Till (Amsterdam, the Netherlands), Wen-Yuan Jen (Taiwan, China), Annamaria Poli (Milan, Italy), Mohamed Hamada (Aizu, Japan), Eulogia Mendoza (La Pampa, Argentina), Miguel C. Ficarra (Spain and Italy), et al. Editorial Assistants: Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta) and Jim Carré (Willemstad, Curaçao)
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B o o k "Assessment Methods and Successful Factors for Digital Education and New Media" Editor: Francisco V. C. Ficarra ~ Publishing: 2021 ~ Work in progress
B o o k Title: "HCI and the Excellence in Animations and Digital Games" Editor: Francisco V. C. Ficarra ~ Publishing: 2022 ~ Work in progress
News * * * Books * * * News * * * Books * * * News H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions in 2019 Title: "Examining New Points of View in Web Engineering, Visual Interfaces, Motion Graphics and Human-Computer Communicability" Editor: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Co-editors: Jacqueline Alma (Vancouver, Canada), Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta), Miguel C. Ficarra (Spain and Italy), Alejandro Frangi (Leeds, UK), José Hamkalo (Buenos Aires, Argentina), Kaoru Sumi (Hakodate, Japan), and Donald Nilson (Oslo, Norway) Editorial Assistants: Jim Carré (Willemstad, Curaçao) and Luisa Varela (Perpignan, France)
H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions in 2018 Title: "Expanding Horizonts in Smart Cities, Software Engineering, Mobile Communicability, Cloud Technologies, and Big-data" Editor: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Co-editors: Jacqueline Alma (Vancouver, Canada), Amélie Bordeaux (Lyon, France), Miguel C. Ficarra (Spain and Italy), Carlos García Garino (Mendoza, Argentina), Diego González (Bologna, Italy), Wen-Yuan Jen (Taiwan, China), and Tom Murphy (Dublin, Ireland) Editorial Assistants: Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta) and Luisa Varela (Perpignan, France)
B o o k Title: "Optimizing Human-Computer Interaction With Emerging Technologies" Editor: Francisco V. C. Ficarra ~ Publishing: 2018 More Information
B o o k Title: "Technology-Enhanced Human Interaction in Modern Society" Editors: Francisco V. C. Ficarra, Maria V. Ficarra, Miguel C. Ficarra, Alejandra Quiroga, Jacqueline Alma, and Jim Carré ~ Publishing: 2017 More Information
H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions in 2017 Title: "Cyber Destructors of the Sciences: Studies in Education, Culture, Employment and New Technologies" Editors: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra et al. Editorial Assistants: Sonia Flores (Spain), Amélie Bordeaux (France) and Valeria Villarreal (Argentina)
H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions in 2017 Title: "Advancing in Human-Computer Interaction, Creative Technologies and Innovative Content" Editor: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Co-editors: Kim Veltman (Maastricht, Netherlands), Kaoru Sumi (Hakodate, Japan), Wen-Yuan Jen (Taiwan, China), Jacqueline Alma (Vancouver, Canada), Annamaria Poli (Milan, Italy), Donald Nilson (Oslo, Norway), Jim Carré (Willemstad, Curaçao), and Miguel C. Ficarra (Spain and Italy). Editorial Assistants: Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta) and Luisa Varela (Perpignan, France) H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions in 2016 Title: "Reimaging the Education and Improving the Interactive Systems: New Researches for Mobile Multimedia, Emerging Devices, Design and Communicability" Editor: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Co-editors: Kim Veltman (Maastricht, Netherlands), Jacqueline Alma (Vancouver, Canada), Wen-Yuan Jen (Taiwan, China), Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta), Luisa Varela (Perpignan, France), Alan Radley (London, UK), Donald Nilson (Oslo Norway), and Miguel C. Ficarra (Spain and Italy). Editorial Assistants: Julia Ruiz (Gerona, Spain) and Amélie Bordeaux (Lyon, France) H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions in 2015 Title: "New Perspectives from User Interfaces and Semantic Web: Information Quality, Advanced Interdisciplinary Applications and Combination of the Technologies Challenges" Editor: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Co-editors: Kim Veltman (Maastricht, Netherlands), Alan Radley (London, UK), Luisa Varela (Perpignan, France), Andreas Kratky (Los Angeles, USA), Jim Carré (Willemstad, Curaçao), Vasileios Paliktzoglou (Joensuu, Finland), and Miguel C. Ficarra (Spain and Italy). Editorial Assistants: Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta) and Donald Nilson (Oslo, Norway)
H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions in 2015 Title: "New Chalenges in Computer Graphics, Robot Vision, Visual Interfaces and Information Sciences" Editor: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Co-editors: Kim Veltman (Maastricht, Netherlands), Kaoru Sumi (Hakodate, Japan), Wen-Yuan Jen (Miaoli, Taiwan), Georges Győry (London, UK), Miguel C. Ficarra (Spain and Italy), Alan Radley (London, UK), Jacqueline Alma (Vancouver, Canada), Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta), and Luisa Varela (Perpignan, France) Editorial Assistants: Jim Carré (Willemstad, Curaçao) and Donald Nilson (Norway, Oslo) H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions in 2015 Title: "Web Attacks, Security Computer Science and Parochialism of the Cyber Destructors: Concepts and Analysis from Informatics and Social Sciences" Editor: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Co-editors amd Editorial Assistants: Sonia Flores (Spain), Donald Nilson (Norway), Jim Carré (Curaçao), Amélie Bordeaux (France), Mary Brie (Malta), Luisa Varela (France) and Valeria Villarreal (Argentina) Editorial Assistants: Julia Ruiz (Gerona, Spain) and Giselda Verdone (Florence, Italy)
H a n d b o o k Title: "Handbook of Research Interactive Information Quality in Expanding Social Network Communications" Editor: Francisco V. C. Ficarra ~ Publishing: 2015 More Information H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions in 2014 Title: "Strategies for a Creative Future with Computer Science, Quality Design and Communicability" Editor: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Co-editors: Kim Veltman (Maastricht, Netherlands), Kaoru Sumi (Hakodate, Japan), Jacqueline Alma (Vancouver, Canada), Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta), Miguel C. Ficarra (Spain and Italy), Domen Verber (Maribor, Slovenia), Bojan Novak (Maribor, Slovenia), and Andreas Kratky (Los Angeles, USA) Editorial Assistants: Jim Carré (Willemstad, Curaçao) and Donald Nilson (Norway, Oslo) H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions in 2013 Title: "Scientific Computing, Communicability and Cultural Heritage: Future Trends in Software and Interactive Design" Editor: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Co-editors: Kim Veltman (Maastricht, Netherlands), Chih-Fang Huang (Zhongli, Taiwan), Wen-Yuan Jen (Miaoli, Taiwan), Jacqueline Alma (Vancouver, Canada), Miguel C. Ficarra (Spain and Italy), Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta), Andreas Kratky (Los Angeles, USA) and Luisa Varela (Perpignan, France) Editorial Assistant: Jim Carré (Willemstad, Curaçao)
B o o k Title: "Advanced Research and Trends in New Technologies, Software, Human-Computer Interaction and Communicability" Editor: Francisco V. C. Ficarra ~ Publishing: 2013 More Information H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions in 2012 Title: "Emerging Software for Interactive Interfaces, Database, Computer Graphics and Animation: Pixels and the New Excellence in Communicability, Cloud Computing and Augmented Reality" Editor: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Co-editors: Kim H. Veltman (Maastricht, The Netherlands), Domen Verber (Maribor, Slovenia), Chih-Fang Huang (Taiwan, China), Mary Brie (La Valetta, Malta), Miguel C. Ficarra (Italy and Spain), Vili Podgorelec (Maribor, Slovenia), Jacqueline Alma (Vancouver, Canada), and Luisa Varela (Perpignan, France) Editorial Assistant: Donald Nilson (Oslo, Norway) H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions in 2012 Title: "Computer Engineering and Innovations in Education for Virtual Learning Environments, Intelligent Systems and Communicability: Multimedia Mobile Technologies, Experiences in Research and Quality Educational Trends" Editor: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Co-editors: Kim H. Veltman (Maastricht, The Netherlands), Chih-Fang Huang (Taiwan, China), Domen Verber (Maribor, Slovenia), Miguel C. Ficarra (Italy and Spain), Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta), Jim Carré (Willemstad, Curaçao), and Donald Nilson (Oslo, Norway) Editorial Assistant: Luisa Varela (Perpignan, France) H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions in 2012 Title: "New Horizons in Creative Open Software, Multimedia, Human Factors and Software Engineering" Editor: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Co-editors: Kim H. Veltman (Maastricht, The Netherlands), Jacqueline Alma (Vancouver, Canada), Miguel C. Ficarra (Italy and Spain), Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta), Jim Carré (Willemstad, Curaçao), and Andreas Kratky (Los Angeles, USA) Editorial Assistant: Luisa Varela (Perpignan, France) H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions (Computational Science and Engineering collection) in 2011 Title: "Computational Informatics, Social Factors and New Information Technologies: Hypermedia Perspectives and Avant-Garde Experiencies in the Era of Communicability Expansion" Editor: Francisco V. Cipolla Ficarra Co-editors: Andreas Kratky (Los Angeles, USA), Kim Veltman (Netherlands), Miguel C. Ficarra (Italy and Spain), Emma Nicol (Glasgow, UK) and Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta) Editorial Assistant: Doris Edison (Vancouver, Canada)
Title: "Advances in New Technologies, Interactive Interfaces, and Communicability" Editors: Cipolla Ficarra, F., et al.. ~ Publishing: 2011 H a n d b o o k On an Edited Handbook to be Published by Blue Herons Editions (HCI collection) in 2011 Title: "Advances in Dynamic and Static Media for Interactive Systems: Communicability, Computer Science and Design" Editor: Francisco V. C. Ficarra Co-editors: Andreas Kratky (Los Angeles, USA), Mauricio Pérez Jiménez (La Laguna, Spain), Miguel C. Ficarra and Emma Nicol (Glasgow, UK) Editorial Assistant: Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta)
Title: "Human-Computer Interaction, Tourism and Cultural Heritage" Editors: Cipolla Ficarra, F., et al. ~ Publishing: 2011
Title: "Quality and Communicability for Interactive Hypermedia Systems: Concepts and Practices for Design" Editor: Francisco V. C. Ficarra ~ Publishing: 2010 More Information
Title: "Persuasion On-Line and Communicability: The Destruction of Credibility in the Virtual Community and Cognitive Models" Editor: Francisco V. C. Ficarra ~ Publishing: 2010 More Information Historic Events
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