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Include 2001

18-20 April 2001
at the Royal College of Art, London, UK

Participants

Keynote speakers
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Conference Chairs
Professor Bill Green, University of Canberra and and Professor Alastair Macdonald were Chairmen of the conference.

Contribution Review Panel
Papers and workshops were reviewed and selected by:

Prof. Alastair Macdonald, Glasgow School of Art (Co-Chair)
Visiting Prof. Patricia Moore, Arizona State University (Co-Chair)
Roger Coleman, Helen Hamlyn Research Centre, Royal College of Art
Marijke Dekker, TUDelft, GENIE
Prof. Bill Green, University of Canberra
Dr. Patrick Jordan, Contemporary Trends Institute
Satoshi Kose, Tokyo Building Research Centre
Chris Law, University of Wisconsin
Johan Molenbroek, TUDelft, GENIE
Päivi Tahkokallio, University of Helsinki
Lieke Voorbij, TUDelft

Participating Organisations

ARC Acoustics (UK)
Active Design (UK)
Adam G (UK)
Alloy Total Product Design (UK)
The Architectural Association (UK)
Arizona State University (USA)
Assistive Technologies (UK)
Awear (UK)
B&Q (UK)
BAA (UK)
BT (UK)
British Heart Foundation (UK)
Business Week (USA)
C21 (UK)
Carnegie Mellon University (USA)
Central Saint Martins College (UK)
Choice Technology & Training (UK)
Co-operative Wholesale Society (UK)
Coley Porter Bell (UK)
Contemporary Trends Institute (UK)
Corporate Edge (UK)
Curtin University of Technology (Australia)
Daniel Formosa Design Inc (USA)
De Balie, University of Amsterdam (Netherlands)
Delft University of Technology (Netherlands)
Delta 7 (UK)
Department of Trade & Industry (UK)
Design Council (UK)
Design Science (USA)
Ecophon (Sweden)
EQUAL (UK)
Enterprise IG (UK)
Esselte (UK)
Factory Design (UK)
FastUk (UK)
Fiat (Italy)
Geoffrey Reid Associates (UK)
Gestetner / NRG Group (UK)
Glasgow School of Art (UK)
Gummer Design (UK)
Future Foundation (UK)
GENIE (International)
Goldsmiths Collge, University of London (UK)
Haddasa College of Technology (Israel)
Helen Hamlyn Research Centre (UK)
Helsinki Institute for Information Technology (Finland)
The Henley Centre (UK)
Hewlett Packard (UK)
Hong Kong Baptist University (China)
Hong Kong Polytechnic University (China)
IDEO (UK)
i~design (UK)
Institute for Design Research, (Finland)
JMU Access Partnership (UK)
King's Fund/Ergonova Associates (UK)
Lehmann Communications (UK)
M&K (UK)
Mackintosh School of Architecture (UK)
Maria Healthcare Networks Group (UK)
Mike Ayres Design (UK)
Ministry of Social Affairs & Employment, (The Netherlands)
NRG Group (UK)
National Centre for Tactile Diagrams (UK)
Nokia Svenska (Sweden)
Omron (Japan)
Open University Business School (UK)
Oslo School of Arcitecture (Norway)
P5 Consultants (Netherlands)
PI3 (UK)
PDD (UK)
Queensland University of Technology (Australia)
Regroupment of Graphic Design and Serigraphes of Kinshasa (D.R. Congo)
RSA (UK)
Rehabilitation Resource Centre (UK)
Ricability (UK)
Ritsumeikan University, Center for Global Education and Research (Japan)
Royal College of Art (UK)
Royal National Institute for the Blind (UK)
STAKES (The National R&D Center for Welfare and Health) (Finland)
Samas Roneo (UK)
Serco Usability Services (UK)
Sandwell Health Authority (UK)
South Bank University (UK)
Staffordshire University (UK)
Stanford University (USA)
Symbian Ltd (UK)
Transport for London (UK)
UKIID (UK)
Universidade Federal de Pernambuco (Brazil)
University College Dublin, School of Architecture (Eire)
University College London (UK)
University of Art and Design, Helsinki (Finland)
University of Birmingham (UK)
University of Bristol (UK)
University of Cambridge (UK)
University of Canberra (Australia)
University of Connecticut, School of Nursing (USA)
University of Dundee (UK)
University of Hertfordshire (UK)
University of Leeds, Virtual Acoustics Laboratory (UK)
University of Limerick (Ireland)
University of Loughborough, HUSAT & Taurus (UK)
University of New South Wales (Australia)
University of Reading, Research Group for Inclusive Environments (UK)
University of Sheffield (UK)
University of Sydney (Australia)
VOCAtion (UK)
Whizzkids (UK)
Wire Design (UK)
Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (USA)

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