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Human–Computer Interaction at Scale
The KAIST Interaction Lab (KIXLAB) is a human-computer interaction research group in the School of Computing at KAIST. Our mission is to improve ways people learn, collaborate, discuss, make decisions, and take action online by designing new interactive systems that leverage and support interaction at scale.
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Latest news
KIXLAB has positions for MS students
KIXLAB has one or two open positions for MS students for Fall 2024. If interested, please follow the instructions in the MS Student Selection Process Application deadline: Jul. 12th, 2024.
Three papers accepted to DIS 2024
Three papers from KIXLAB and collaborators have been accepted to DIS 2024.
KIXLAB at CHI 2024
Members of KIXLAB and collaborators will present 9 full papers and 6 workshop papers at CHI 2024, with 12 KIXLAB members attending in person.
Summer 2024 Undergraduate Research Internship
We are looking for a few undergraduate research interns to join KIXLAB this summer. You can find more information on Prof. Juho Kim’s website.
A paper accepted to FAccT 2024
Our paper “One vs. Many: Comprehending Accurate Information from Multiple Erroneous and Inconsistent AI Generations” led by Yoonjoo has been accepted to FAccT 2024. Congratulations!
One more paper accepted to CSCW 2024
Our paper “EduLive: Re-Creating Cues for Instructor-Learner Interaction in Educational Live Streams with Learners’ Transcript-Based Annotations” has been accepted at CSCW 2024. Congratulations!
Yoonjoo received Outstanding Presentation Award at HCI Korea 2024
Yoonjoo Lee received the Outstanding Presentation Award at HCI Korea 2024 for her talk on DAPIE: Interactive Step-by-Step Explanatory Dialogues to Answer Children’s Why and How Questions. Congratulations!
Eight papers conditionally accepted to CHI 2024
Eight papers from KIXLAB have been conditionally accepted to CHI 2024.
Jeongeon and DaEun received an Honorable Mention in the UIST 2023 Student Innovation Contest (SIC)
Jeongeon and DaEun received an Honorable Mention in the UIST 2023 Student Innovation Contest (SIC) for their project, “AudiLens: Configurable LLM-Generated Audiences for Public Speech Practice”. Congratulations!