9th Argentine Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, Telecommunications, Informatics and Scientific Information (HCITISI 2020)

Topics

• Communicability and usability engineering
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Computer animation for mixed reality
• Computational folkloristics
• Emerging and innovative technologies and services for local and
• e-Communities managment
• Human-computer communication
• International users
• Interactive information literacy for learning
• Information visualization
• Pervasive computing
• Novel interfaces and cooperative design methods
• Robotics and machine vision
• Quality metrics and evaluation
• Virtual communities for users with special needs
• User-centered design
• Telecommunications
• 4G wireless networks and systems
• Global wireless services
• Future Internet and next-generation networking architectures
• Mobile operating systems
• Mobile TV and multimedia phone
• Protocols and standards
• Pervasive computing
• Superconductivity: research and development
• Satellite and space communications
• Wireless for home, local, metropolitan and wide area network
• Wireless and new generation media
• Wireless networking: quality of service, measurement and improvement
• Wireless modeling, algorithms and simulation
• Wireless telecommunications management
• Informatics
• Cryptography and applied mathematics
• Computer graphics, image processing and computer vision
• E-Learning research methods and models
• Data management, exploration and mining
• Grid, crowd sourcing and cloud computing
• Globalization and ICT
• Software and technologies for e-Business
• Hypermedia systems
• Bio-inspired computing
• Intelligent systems
• Natural language processing
• Languages and middleware
• Semantics, ontologies and metadata
• Parallel and distributed algorithms
• Web engineering
• Scientific Information
• Ethics and aesthetics of the interactive contents online and off-line
• Dynamic persuasor versus veracity and free scientific information
• Information society
• Human factors in scientific journalism
• Knowledge transfer: university and industry - industry and university
• Intellectual property and copyright
• Scientific communication public, private and hybrid
• Science journalism
• Scientific publications
• Scientific information for social, rural and industrial development
• Social communication and concentration of media ownership
• Scientific reputation and public opinion in virtual communities
• Technological and scientific information through new media
• Social research and the interaction with formal sciences

Who should Attend

Attendees from:

• Professors
• Students
• Professional working in education
• Researchers
• ITCs
• Communicability