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Bernard named interim dean of Iowa State University College of Engineering
  — ISU News Service: 07/23/2008

Car manufacturing: Vehicle makers appreciate the virtues of virtual design
  — Financial Times: 05/28/2008

Top Schools, Top Programs: ISU Human Computer Interaction graduate program ranked #7 among top performing individual Information Science/Information Systems programs.
  — Academic Analytics, LLC: 05/02/2008

The Virtual Becomes Reality at Iowa State University
  — Embedded Technology: 05/01/2008

HCI Forums

EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES CONFERENCE | 2008
Keynote Speaker: Michael Schrage
author of, Serious Play--How the World‘s Best Companies Simulate to Innovate, presented a talk entitled, "HCI: Help Create Ideas--Exploring Innovation Leadership."

DESIGNING INTERACTION 2007
(day one of the Emerging Technologies Conference ‘07)
 
Keynote Speaker: Don Norman
author of, The Design of Everyday Things, presented a talk entitled, "Cautious Cars & Cantakerous Kitchens."

DESIGNING INTERACTION 2006
Keynote Speaker: Ray Kurzweil
author of The Singularity is Near presented a talk entitled, "When Humans Transcend Biology."

DESIGNING INTERACTION 2005
Keynote: Ben Shneiderman
"Leonardo's Laptop: Human Needs & the New Computing Technologies."

DESIGNING INTERACTION 2004
Keynote: Steven Feiner, . "Taking it to the Streets: How Virtual Reality Will Change Mobile Computing"