Human-Computer Interaction Academic Resources

• Cornell University Human Computer Interaction Group  - Interdisciplinary research team that investigates social, psychological, and design issues.
• Glasgow University Interactive Systems Group  - Research group dealing with all aspects of interactive systems on mobility, multimodal, visualization and modeling. Links to other universities and companies available.
• Human-Computer Interaction Institute  - Carnegie Mellon University facility set up to undertake interdisciplinary research focusing on human and computer interaction.
• Media, Interface, and Network Design (MIND) Labs  - Networked consortium of university laboratories created to conduct research in human-computer interaction, communication, and virtual environment design.
• Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute  - Department of Language, Literature, and Communication represents new and traditional areas of communication study. .
• Software Usability Research Laboratory (SURL)  - Service division to the Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) Laboratory at Wichita State University. Conducts software usability analyses and research and provides usability testing and expert reviews.
• Stanford HCI Group  - Site presents publications, updates, and information on the group's research activities and classes.
• Stanford Persuasive Technology Lab  - Facility created to gain insights on how computing products can be designed to persuade people.
• UCSD Distributed Cognition and Human Computer Interaction Laboratory  - Interaction laboratory researching on cognitive science to understand interactions among people and technology.
• UCSD Interactive Cognition Lab  - Research facility focusing on issues of human-computer interaction, representation, interactivity, coordination, and attention management.
• University of Konstanz Human-Computer Interaction  - Usability engineering group designs, implements, and evaluates user interfaces for various interactive devices.
• University of Maryland, Human-Computer Interaction Lab  - Conducts research on advanced user interfaces and their development process.
• University of York Human-Computer Interaction Group  - Conducts interdisciplinary studies on the design and evaluation of interactive systems.