The best part of the ProComm Conference is the opportunity to mix work and pleasure. The work is the Conference but the pleasure is Ireland.
Years ago I read The Mists of Avalon and decided I was part Celtic. (My DNA [spit] test says I am …
The first time I visited Ireland, I was immediately charmed by its fabled beauty. Flying into Shannon Airport, we couldn’t believe the intense greens; the small fields fenced about with stones; the little cottages and clusters of houses and little shops that make up the …
“Once is an incident; twice is a trend; thrice is a tradition”
If this saying is true, ProComm 2015 creates a tradition: every fifth year the PCS conference should be held in Europe!
Many young students attended Limerick 2005 and Twente 2010 and became good friends. Most …
Perhaps it was the intriguing medieval castles or the pints raised at local pubs, but there was a bonhomie that developed around IPCC 2005 that made our conference colleagues feel like kindred spirits sharing a remarkable journey. And ProComm 2015 should prove no differently. One …
I went to the first ProComm conference in Limerick in 2005, and to this day, it is still the best conference I ever attended. Not only was the program outstanding, but all the other things I could see and do in that lovely green part …
ProComm 2015 represents an amazing opportunity for exchanging ideas, insights, and practices not only among individuals from academia and industry, but also with colleagues representing a wide range of nations and cultures.
The atmosphere of the conference is one of true interaction and collaboration, and many …
If you are thinking of attending the conference in Limerick, you simply must go! You are in for a treat on so many levels. First off, the core planning committee is once again in place and, although I cannot imagine how they could …
Hi everyone,
We will be posting all kinds of messages and stories here in the coming months.
To start with, we asked George Hayhoe to write about his experiences of travel in Ireland. Hope you enjoy it.
By the way, if you attended the previous conference …
Final Plenary on Heuristics
Just as quickly as it started, it was over–we wrapped IPCC for 2013, and what a way to end it. Dr. Carol Barnum gave the final plenary talk about heuristic evaluation, as she reflected on her own travels in the wild world …
Yesterday I posted on the keynote address by Dr. Bernard Amadei, a rousing start to the first day of IPCC 2013. I am happy to report that the remainder of Day 1 was similarly energizing. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to make it to every session …
