CHI '26
Stars Without Steps: Bridging Observatory Access Based on Physical Proximity Through Educational XR
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Human-Computer Interaction At TU Darmstadt
We Are A Collective Of The Following Labs:
German Pre-CHI 2027
07. – 09. April 2027 @ TU Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Germany
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WE AT CHI '26
Meet Our Team!
Max Mühlhäuser
Christian Reuter
Florian Müller
Jan Gugenheimer
Markus Henkel
Katrin Hartwig
Franziska Schneider
Carlos Böhm
Nina Gerber
Hannah Krahl
Sophie Glaab
Dominik Schön
Yanni Zhang
Jonas Wombacher
Yanni Mei
Kian Mirbagheri
Our Publications at CHI'26
CHI '26
CHI '26
From TikTok to Telegram: Cross-Platform Efficacy and User Acceptance of Erroneous and Flawless Misinformation Interventions
CHI '26
Do It Fast, Forget It Fast: How Timing and Limb Visualizations Affect First-Person Augmented Reality Instructions
CHI '26
Anticipation Without Acceleration: Benefits of Shared Gaze in Collocated Augmented Reality Collaboration
CHI '26
Meme, Myself and AR: Exploring Memes Sharing in Face-to-face Conversation using Augmented Reality
CHI '26
ShadAR: LLM-driven shader generation to transform visual perception in Augmented Reality
ToCHI Vol. 26
Activists’ Strategies for Coping with Technology-Facilitated Violence in the Global South (TOCHI-Paper)
OUR LABS
The research groups behind #teamdarmstadt
HCI@TK
The Telecooperation Lab (TK) at TU Darmstadt conducts research in the areas of human-computer interaction, computer-supported cooperative work, and ubiquitous computing.
HCI@PEASEC
The PEASEC Lab investigates the intersection of privacy, security, and human-computer interaction, focusing on usable security and privacy.
HCI Lab
The HCI Lab at TU Darmstadt explores novel interaction paradigms in augmented and virtual reality, with a focus on extended reality and embodied interaction.
Urban Interaction Lab
The Urban Interaction Lab researches human interaction in urban environments, exploring smart city concepts and public-space computing.