UXLabs research and development program focuses on human-information interaction, in particular the challenges involved in searching, navigating and sense-making within complex information spaces. This program has three primary goals:
- investigation of novel methods for extracting structure and meaning from unstructured information sources
- development of new interaction and visualisation techniques for exploring complex information spaces
- empirical studies of human information-seeking behaviour, in particular the user experience of exploratory search and knowledge discovery.
Recent Publications
- Tony Russell-Rose and Stephann Makri, “Designing for Consumer Search Behaviour”. Proceedings of HCIR 2012, Cambridge, MA, USA, October 2012
- Tony Russell-Rose and Stephann Makri, “A Model of Consumer Search Behaviour”. Proceedings of 2nd European Workshop on Human-Computer Information Retrieval, Nijmegen, August 2012
- Tony Russell-Rose, “Designing the Search Experience“, Proceedings of 34th European Conference on Information Retrieval, Barcelona, April 2012
- Tyler Tate and Tony Russell-Rose, “The Information Needs of Mobile Searchers: A Framework”. Proceedings of Searching for Fun, workshop at ECIR 2012, Barcelona, April 2012
- Tony Russell-Rose, Joe Lamantia & Mark Burrell, “A Taxonomy of Enterprise Search and Discovery”. Proceedings of HCIR 2011, California, USA, October 2011
For a complete list, see the Publications at Information Interaction.
