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Title: Social Sciences/Sociology/Ethnomethodology - Equator Interdisciplinary Research Collaboration on integration of physical and digital interaction. Partners, projects and papers in social science, cognitive science and design.

Ethnomethodology_at_Hewet A brief introduction by Simon Poore.

European_conference_on_computer-supported_cooperative_work_(ECSCW_1997) Fifth conference on CSCW. Program and proceedings.

European_conference_on_computer-supported_cooperative_work_(ECSCW_2003) Eighth conference on CSCW. Program.

Human-Centered_Computing Resources from the course on Conversation Analysis by Richard Alterman.

International_Conference_on_Conversation_Analysis_(ICCA_02) Information and call for papers in Interactional linguistics, Ethnomethodology, Membership categorisation analysis (MCA), Applied Conversation Analysis (CA).

International_Conference_on_Internet_Research_and_Information_for_Social_Scientist Articles from the 98 conference featuring Steve Woolgar, Keith Cole, Ros Sutherland among others.

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International_Institute_for_Ethnomethodology_and_Conversation_Analysis_(IIEMCA) History, publications and events of the institute.

Kelly,_Russell Work in progress, papers, definition and CV.

Labeling_Theory_and_Ethnomethodology Robert Keel compares Symbolic Interactionism and Ethnomethodological account to Deviance and Social Control.

Language_and_social_action The collaborative research project compares affiliative and disaffiliative activities across cultures, languages and institutional settings. Overview, calendar and references.

Laurier,_Eric Focus on driving, mobile uses, city culture, medicine and health.

Mambila_Divination Article by David Zeitlyn in Man Revue.

Microanalysis_Of_Verbal_and_Visual_INteraction_(MOVIN) Danish network focusing on Spoken Language and Conversation Analysis; it proposes publications, an events calendar and a mailing list and a project of Spoken-Language Database, whose one of the transc

Mind_Organizer_Project Non hierarchcal organization of documents. Issues on ethnomethodology and on anthropology.

Mixed_Reality_Laboratory Studies in the field of computer uses, from work to leisure(University of Nottingham).

Navigation_for_Ethnomethodology_and_Conversation_Analysis Links and bibliography.

Schegloff,_Emanuel Sound-assisted practical guide to transcription for conversation analysis by one of his founder.

Slembrouck Statement on disourse analysis and sociology of order in an interaction.

Sociology_in_University_of_California_at_Los_Ansgeles_(UCLA) Department of Harold Garfinkel, John Heritage, Emanuel Schegloff and Melvin Pollner.

Text_and_Talk_at_Work International Conference on Discourse Practices in, around and about the Workplace, featuring Jean Widmer, Aaron Cicourel and Diana Slade. Abstracts in Conversation Analysis.

A_Textual_Analysis_of_Harold_Garfinkel\'s_Story_of_Agnes Article by Leia Kaitlyn Armitage.

Varenne,_Hervé Presents his teaching and research work in anthropology with a special focus on culture theory, school, family in an ethnomethodological fashion.

Watson,_Rod Researchs, projects, publications and contacts.

Work_Practice_&_Technology_-_The_next_20_years_of_research_(WPT_Fest) Program of the symposium, photos and discussion by Lucy Suchman.

Algebraic_and_Geometric_Topology Fully refereed electronic journal. Free. Papers also deposited in the ArXiv.

Cahiers_de_Topologie_et_Geometrie_Differentielle_Categoriques Table of contents from vol.38 (1997).

Geometry_and_Topology A fully refereed international journal dealing with all aspects of geometry and topology and their applications. Full text free. Articles are deposited in the arXiv.

Homology,_Homotopy_and_Applications Full text, free.

Journal_of_Knot_Theory_and_Its_Ramifications World Scientific. Connections between knot theory and other aspects of mathematics and natural science. Contents, abstracts from vol.9 (2000). Full text to institutional subscribers.

K-theory (Kluwer) Tables of contents from vol.11 (1997).

Topology_and_its_Applications (Elsevier) Contents, index, full text to subscribers.

AIP_Physics_Today A magazine for physicists with feature articles, news stories, and analyses, and a forum for the exchange of ideas.

American_Institute_of_Physics_(AIP)_Journals It is the mission of the Institute to serve physics, astronomy, and related fields of science and technology by serving its Member Societies, individual scientists, educators, students, R&D leader

American_Journal_of_Physics Is devoted to the instructional and cultural aspects of physical science. The contents are available online. Browsing and searching abstracts and tables of contents is unrestricted; full text is avail

Annalen_der_Physik One of the oldest of its kind worldwide. Includes information on editorial policy, tables of contents and abstracts of articles, as well as full texts of certain historical articles.

Bulgarian_Journal_of_Physics Established in 1956 (published in English since 1974), the Bulgarian Journal of Physics accepts articles and reviews in the several fields.

Bulgarian_Journal_of_Physics The Journal emphasised, both theoretical and experimental, original information in the major fields of Physics. Recognized by the European Physical Society.

Bulletin_of_the_Atomic_Scientists Search issues of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists from 1991 to 1999 with a keyword query.

The_Canadian_Undergraduate_Physics_Journal A resource for cutting-edge issues in the undergraduate physics community, and to acknowledge and recognise the contributions made to physics research by undergraduate students.

Celerity Latest articles from all publishers of physics journals. Abstracts and preprints are free, full text articles require registration.

Chemical_Physics_Letters online full-text service for CPL

Computers_in_Physics An archive of CIP (Computing in Science and Engineering) materials. They include an index to all 12 volumes, source-code listings, historical information on the CIP annual educational software contest

eFieldTheory A theoretical physics electronic journal with PDF formatted articles in advanced fields of research such as quantum field theory, string theory, statistical physics, and nuclear physics.

Egyptian_Journal_of_Solids The Egyptian Journal of Solids is the official publication of the Egyptian Society of Solid State Science and Applications.

Entropy_Online_Journal Web-based journal intended for collegiate audiences. Provides links to web-based articles as well as some "basic" lessons on entropy.

Fortschritte_der_Physik_-_Progress_of_Physics Progress of Physics is devoted to the theoretical and experimental study of the fundamental constituents of matter and their interactions.

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Equator, now successfully concluded, was a six-year Interdisciplinary Research Collaboration (IRC), supported by the EPSRC, which focussed on the integration of physical and digital interaction. The IRC brought together researchers from eight different institutions and a variety of disciplines which address the technical, social and design issues in the development of new inter-relationships between the physical and digital. A series of experience projects engaged with different user communities to develop new combinations of physical and digital worlds and explore how these may be exploited and how these may enhance the quality of everyday life. A series of research challenges explored (a) new classes of device which link the physical and the digital, (b) adaptive software architectures and (c) new design and evaluation methods, which draw together approaches from social science, cognitive science and art and design. Equator involved over 60 researchers, with a range of expertise encompassing computer science, psychology, sociology, design and the arts. Equator aimed to forge a clearer understanding of what it means to live in an age when digital and physical activities not only coexist but cooperate. This is the age we are now entering, and it promises radical change in how we communicate, interact, work and play – that is, how we live. But to fulfil that promise requires more than new technology. We need equally new ways of thinking about technology, and thus also about ourselves. Everyone recognises that the computer is moving beyond the workplace. As digital systems (like the Web) converge with computer networks and cellular phone communications, new devices and services proliferate – many of them mobile, or embedded in the environment. Yet few people fully grasp the potential impact of such technological fluidity and ubiquity. Most current research is still rooted in the workaday world of the desk-bound PC. But look at the possibilities – for our home life, our schooling, community care, even our city streets. These are just some of the areas which Equator explored, through the development of coherent new systems and devices. Ultimately, however, we were less concerned with solutions to specific design problems than with the bigger picture these solutions entail. This is what united so diverse a community of researchers. For it is only by sketching the bigger picture that we can begin to fulfil the promise offered by our new age, and so improve the quality of everyday life in years to come. Why ‘Equator’? For the geographer, the equator is a significant marker, dividing the two hemispheres of the earth. For the sailor, it is just a line on a map. As an experience, crossing the equator is meaningless: there’s nothing to it. In October 2000, when this Interdisciplinary Research Collaboration (IRC) launched its work – a grand armada setting forth – it seemed apt to sail under the banner of ‘Equator’. The name symbolised an ideal: the ability to cross the border between physical and digital experience without a thought, thereby enabling each environment to complement the other, as equals in a kind of dynamic balance. Over two years later, Equator retained its central aim of discerning and supporting a variety of relationships between the physical and digital realms. Indeed, one key indication of progress, of deepening research, is that it started to question the assumptions behind its own name. Do users always want a seamless divide? Equator’s success in achieving its aims is demonstrated by the final review for the EPSRC, which judged the IRC to be “outstanding” and “internationally leading”. The report concluded that “The ‘Equator brand’ has established not only its own reputation, but that of EPSRC, the UK and the IRC ‘concept’.” Account Username Password Remember me Request new password. Search for People, Publications, or Pages Search Advanced Search Page

Interdisciplinary	Research	Collaboration	on
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interaction.	Partners,	projects	and	papers
in	social	science,	cognitive	science
and	design.

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