ProfessorAndy Cockburn

CHI best paper awards are reserved for at most the top 1% of submissions. Awarded for the paper "HARK No More: On the Preregistration of CHI Experiments."

Honourable mention award for the paper "Storyboard-Based Empirical Modelling of Touch Interface Performance", published at CHI 2018. Honourable mention awards are limited to at most 5% of submissions.

Member

Quoting from http://www.sigchi.org/about/awards: "The CHI Academy is an honorary group of individuals who have made substantial contributions to the field of human-computer interaction. These are the principal leaders of the field, whose efforts have shaped the disciplines and/or industry, and led the research and/or innovation in human-computer interaction. The criteria for election to the CHI Academy are: - Cumulative contributions to the field. - Impact on the field through development of new research directions and/or innovations. - Influence on the work of others. - Reasonably active participant in the ACM SIGCHI community." The ~100 fellow members of CHI Academy are listed at: http://www.sigchi.org/about/awards/sigchi-award-recipients

Computer Science departments around New Zealand elected me to the BuildIT Governance Board, which oversees the distribution of NZ$3.2M of Government funds for building ICT research capacity in New Zealand. The seven members of the board are among the most senior Computer Scientists in New Zealand: Prof Ian Graham (Chair of Endace), Prof Mark Apperley (Dean, Waikato), Prof John Hine (HoD, VuW), John Blackham (CEO Xsol Ltd), Garth Biggs (HiGrowth) and Assoc. Prof. Robert Amor (HoD, Auckland). (2008-2010)

Member of the Program/Papers Committee for top international conferences: INTERACT 2005, ACM CHI 2004, WWW 2003, ACM CSCL 2002, ACM CSCW 1998.

Member of the Program/Papers Committee for top international conferences: INTERACT 2005, ACM CHI 2004, WWW 2003, ACM CSCL 2002, ACM CSCW 1998.

Erskine Grant (11/08/01-11/10/01). Uni's. of Cape Town and Calgary

Eskine Grant (3/9/03--25/11/03). Invited to work in several of the world's top HCI labs: Universities of Glasgow, York, Southampton, UCL, College Park (Maryland), and Calgary.

Member of the Program/Papers Committee for top international conferences: INTERACT 2005, ACM CHI 2004, WWW 2003, ACM CSCL 2002, ACM CSCW 1998.

Member of the Program/Papers Committee for top international conferences: INTERACT 2005, ACM CHI 2004, WWW 2003, ACM CSCL 2002, ACM CSCW 1998.

Member of the Program/Papers Committee for top international conferences: INTERACT 2005, ACM CHI 2004, WWW 2003, ACM CSCL 2002, ACM CSCW 1998.