Papers

Accepted Papers

The following papers have been accepted for presentation at CHI 2009. We've been delighted with the quality of submissions and the level of participation. We accepted 20 excellent papers. Thank you all for your contributions.

The forums are still open for comments (although closed for reviews) if you'd like to continue discussion.

We look forward to seeing you in Boston!

Title	Submitting Author
Burn Your Memory Away: One-time Use Video Capture and Storage...	Pei-Yu (Peggy) Chi
Citedness, Uncitedness, and the Murky World Between	Scott MacKenzie
Designing for All Users -- Including the Odd Users	Jina Huh
Dying, Death, and Mortality: Towards Thanatosensitivity in HCI	Mike Massimi
Give Peace a Chance: A Call to Design Technologies for Peace	Juan Pablo Hourcade
HCI for the Real World	Nicholas Knouf
Heat, Fire and Temperature: The industrial revolution and HCI	David Gilmore
Human Computer Biosphere Interaction: Towards Sustainable Society	Hiroki Kobayashi
Interactive Slide: an interactive playground to promote physical...	Narcis Pares
Opportunities for Actuated Tangible Interfaces to Improve Protein...	Hayes Raffle
Out From Behind the Curtain: Learning From a Human Auditory Display	Peter Parente
Patients, Doctors, and the Internet: Building a Better Partnership	Lisa Gualtieri
Productive Love: A New Approach for Designing Affective Technology	Ramon Solves Pujol
SenseableRays: Opto-Haptic Substitution for Touch-Enhanced...	Jun Rekimoto
soft(n): Towards a Somaesthetics of Touch	Thecla Schiphorst
Some statistical analyses of CHI	Jofish Kaye
Species-Appropriate Computer Mediated Interaction	Robert McGrath
Stress OutSourced: A Haptic Social Network via Crowdsourcing	Keywon Chung
Television on the Internet: New Practices, New Viewers	Louise Barkhuus
Three environmental discourses in Human-Computer Interaction	Elizabeth Goodman