Alan Dix
is Professor in the Department
of Computing, Lancaster University, UK.
His interests include delays and temporal issues, interaction in
mobile and ubiquitous systems, the use of formal methods in HCI,
the design of cyberspace and the the way information is transforming
economics and society, bits of e-learning ... and just about everything.
Janet
Finlay is Professor at the School
of Computing, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK.
Her interests include the application of machine learning and pattern
recognition to HCI, design rationale, evaluation methods and interactive
educational technology.
Gregory
D. Abowd (pronounced AY-bowd) is Associate Professor
in the College of Computing
at Georgia Tech, USA.
His interests include the application of formal methods from Software
Engineering to the design and analysis of interactive systems, ubiquitous
computing, and future computing.
Russell
Beale is lecturer at the School
of Computer Science, University of Birmingham, UK.
His interests include neural networks, agent technology, data-mining
and highly configurable user interfaces.