NOVEMBER 9, 2003. The second Annual Media X Conference was held in Stanford's
Wallenberg Hall on Saturday, November 8th, 2003. Over 150 people attended
the event, including more than 100 industry representatives from Media
X partners and other companies. Participants were treated to a sampling
of the 30-plus Media X projects initiated last year. The conference followed
the same successful format as the previous year's event, with rapid-fire
overview presentations followed by opportunities to meet researchers and
learn about relevant projects in greater depth. The daylong event was
divided into four 90-minute sessions, with networking breaks between each
session. Each 90-minute interval began with five or six 5-minute presentations
from Media X researchers, summarizing their work.
These presentations were followed by an hour-long breakout period where
the presenters and their research teams held poster sessions, giving attendants
plenty of time to talk with the researchers in small groups.
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Cliff Nass, Department of Communication
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- Social Responses to Communication Technology (SRCT) Collaboratory:
Key Project Areas Vision for the SRCT Collaboratory. Overview
of the four SRCT labs: [RealVideo]
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David Grossman, Department of Mechanical Engineering and Center
for Design Research (CDR)
Demo: Becky Currano, Larry Leifer, Naseem Hakim, Boonping Lau, Chris
Yap
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Chris Chafe, Center for Computer Research in Music &
Acoustics (CCRMA) and Greg Niemeyer, UC Berkeley Center for New Media. |
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- Organum, Referencing a medieval polyphonic composition method,
as well as Bacon's famed treatise about our misreadings of nature,
Chris Chafe and Greg Niemeyer's captivating CGI short orchestrates
an allegory about mutation and possibility [RealVideo]
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Jeremy Bailenson, Department of Communication |
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Carla Pugh, Stanford University School of Medical School |
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- Quantitative Evaluations of Clinical Performance [RealVideo]
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Marc Levoy, Department of Computer Science
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B. J. Fogg, Center for the Study of Language and Information
(CSLI) Lisa Chan, Jonathan Effrat, Ramit Sethi |
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Dan Schwartz, School of Education |
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James Fishkin, Department of Communication |
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- Deliberative Polling Online: A new way to consult the Public
[RealVideo]
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Mark Bolas & Ian McDowell, Department of Mechanical
Engineering, Design Division |
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Tom Wasow, Department of Linguistics |
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Ward Hanson, Stanford Institute for Economic Policy
Research |
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- Thinking about TIVO: the economic and marketing lessons. [RealVideo]
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Terry Winograd, Department of Computer
Science |
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Renate Fruchter, Pratik Biswas, Zben Yin, Civil and
Environmental Engineering |
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Roy Pea, Michael Mills, Stanford Center for Innovations
in Learning (SCIL) |
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Pat Langley, Melinda Gervasio, Computational Learning
Laboratory |
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- Interactive Computational
- Assistants for Video Segmentation and Classification [RealVideo]
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Larry Leifer, Wendy Ju, Lawrence Neeley, Professor of
Mechanical Engineering |
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Lawrence Cavedon, Senior Research Engineer, Alexander
Gruenstein, Research Software Engineer CSLI Administration |
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Stuart Gannes, Reuters Digital Vision Fellowship Program |
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20. |
Nick Wright, Commercial Manager, Edinburgh-Stanford
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