My name is Steven Houben and I am a PhD student at IT University under supervision of Prof. Dr. Jakob Bardram. I am a member of the Pervasive Interaction Technology Lab (pIT)  and the Software Development Group as well as a teaching assistant in the Pervasive Computing course.  I am also part of the iCareNet project as a Marie Curie Research Fellow.

My research interests lie on the intersection of human-computer interaction, ubiquitous computing and computer supported cooperative work and is focused towards the theory, design, construction and evaluation of activity-based computing (ABC) interfaces, systems and infrastructures that support real work practices. More general I am interested in (distributed) user interface technology, large public displays and mobile and nomadic computing.

News
» 07/05 Our paper on SAM was accepted to the Mobiquitous workshop at EICS ’12
» 30/04 Our paper / demo on Activity-Based Smart Spaces was accepted to EICS’12
» 22/02 Our paper on co-Activity Manager was accepted to AVI’12
» 16/12 Our paper on Reticular Space was accepted to CHI’12

Upcoming
» 25/06 EICS 2012, Copenhagen, Denmark
» 28/05 UBI Summer School, Oulu, Finland
» 23/05 AVI 2012, Capri Island, Italy
» 05/05 CHI 2012, Austin, Texas, US