Person
Kirkpatrick, Arthur "Ted"
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Biography and Research Interest
Assistant Professor of Computing Science at Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC, Canada. Co-director of the Graphics, Usability and Visualization lab. Research interests in human-computer interaction (HCI), specifically haptic interfaces and user interface software architectures. Also working in applications of HCI to bioinformatics, including ZFIN.
As a Ph.D. student in the Interactive Systems Group of the Computer Science Department, University of Oregon, was a member of the team designing and implementing the Zebrafish Database Project, developing genetic mapping and related portions of the database.
As a Ph.D. student in the Interactive Systems Group of the Computer Science Department, University of Oregon, was a member of the team designing and implementing the Zebrafish Database Project, developing genetic mapping and related portions of the database.
Non-Zebrafish Publications
Douglas, S. A., and Kirkpatrick, T. (1996) 'Do color models really make a difference?' Presented at SIGCHI '96 conference, Vancouver, Canada.Douglas, S. A., and Kirkpatrick, T. (1996) 'The effect of feedback on a color selection interface', GI '96 conference, Toronto, May 1996.