1998 Workshop on Perceptual User Interfaces (PUI'98)
 November 5-6, 1998
 San Francisco, CA
 http://research.microsoft.com/PUIWorkshop
 
 Last October, the first Workshop on Perceptual User Interfaces (PUI'97) was
 held in Banff, Canada. This meeting began a dialog which will continue this
 year with the 1998 Workshop on Perceptual User Interfaces (PUI'98), to be
 held at the Mark Hopkins Inter-Continental Hotel in San Francisco,
 California.  The purpose of the workshop is to bring together researchers
 from academia and industry with common interests in making human-computer
 interaction more natural and compelling by integrating perceptual
 capabilities into the user interface.
 
 The two-day workshop will be structured to facilitate a high degree of
 interaction. There will be oral and poster presentations of current
 research, invited talks, focused discussion or break-out sessions, panel
 discussions, and open discussion time. The meeting directly follows the ACM
 UIST'98 conference, to be held at a nearby hotel.
 
 Topics of interest include speech and sound recognition, vision-based
 interfaces, haptics, multimodal interfaces, learning and user modeling,
 cognitive studies, integrating multiple sources of information, and systems
 issues associated with perceptual user interfaces.
 
 There are three categories of submissions, due by July 10, 1998:
 (1)	FULL PAPER describing original research in areas related to
 perceptual user interfaces.  Accepted papers will be presented orally at the
 workshop.
 (2)	RESEARCH NOTE describing ongoing research and/or demonstrations.
 Accepted research notes will be presented at a poster/demo session.
 (3)	WORKSHOP PROPOSAL describing a panel, break-out session, or
 mini-workshop, intending to promote and provoke relevant discussion.
 See the workshop's web site for more detailed submission instructions.
 
 Program committee:
 Matthew Turk (Chair), Matthew Brand, Phil Cohen, Joelle Coutaz, Jim Crowley,
 Trevor Darrell, Eric Horvitz, Javier Movellan, Sharon Oviatt, Alex Pentland,
 Byron Reeves, George Robertson, Steven Shafer, Chris Schmandt, Alex Waibel
 
 Important dates:
 July 10, 1998   Submission deadline
 August 21, 1998   Notification of acceptance
 September 25, 1998   Workshop registration deadline
 
 For further information, visit the PUI'98 web site at
 http://research.microsoft.com/PUIWorkshop.