HCI Across Borders: Paving New Pathways
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The HCI Across Borders (HCIxB) community has been growing in recent years, thanks in particular to the Development Consortium at CHI 2016 and the HCIxB Symposium at CHI 2017. For CHI 2018, we would like to organize an HCIxB symposium that focuses on building the scholarship potential and quality of junior HCIxB researchers---paving new pathways, while also strengthening the ties between the more and less junior members of the community.
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