Yvonne Jansen

CNRS Researcher (Chargée de recherche)

Human Computer Interaction
Visualization

Member of the Potioc team at Inria Bordeaux and the department Image & Son at
Laboratoire Bordelais de Recherche en Informatique (LaBRI)
Université de Bordeaux
Talence, France.

Resume (pdf)

Research Interests

My research interests lie in the intersection where computers meet the physical world. I am specifically interested in exploring how people can interact with data in or relevant to the physical world.

I have done research on a variety of topics in the area of information visualization and human-computer interaction including data physicalization, tangible interaction, rapid prototyping & digital fabrication, maker culture and maker spaces, and situated and embedded data representations.

News and Updates

	I co-organize a Dagstuhl seminar on Transparent Quantitative Research as a User Interface Problem together with Chat Wacharamanotham, Kasper Hornbaek, Amelia A. McNamara, and Judy Robertson.
	Morgane Koval presents our paper "Do You See What You Mean? Using Predictive Visualizations to Reduce Optimism in Duration Estimates" at CHI 2022 and the paper received a Best paper honorable mention award. A web version our time estimator tool (and all research material) can be found here.
	Ignacio Avellino presents "Surgical Video Summarization: Multifarious Uses, Summarization Process and Ad-Hoc Coordination" co-authored by Ignacio Avellino, Sheida Nozari, Geoffroy Canlorbe, and Yvonne Jansen at CSCW 2021.
	I moved and am now part of the LaBRI at Université de Bordeaux where I joined the Inria team Potioc.
	Hessam Djavaherpour presents the State of the Art Report (STAR) "Data to Physicalization: A Survey of the Physical Rendering Process" co-authored by Hessam Djavaherpour, Faramarz Samavati, Ali Mahdavi-Amiri, Fatemeh Yazdanbakhsh, Samuel Huron, Richard Levy, Yvonne Jansen, and Lora Oehlberg at EUROVIS 2021.
	Luiz Morais presents "Can Anthropographics Promote Prosociality? A Review and Large-Sample Study" co-authored by Luiz Morais, Yvonne Jansen, Nazareno Andrade, and Pierre Dragicevic at ACM CHI 2021.
	Morgane Koval starts her PhD thesis titled "Situated Displays for Behavior Change" financed by the ANR project EMBER.
	"Showing Data about People: A Design Space of Anthropographics" co-authored with Luiz Morais, Nazareno Andrade, and Pierre Dragicevic was finally accepted to IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics.
	Clara Rigaud starts her PhD thesis titled "Hacking Maker Spaces: From Situated Data to Augmented Maker Spaces" financed by my ANR JCJC project AfFABle.

	I serve on the ACM CHI program committee as part of the visualization subcommittee.
	Our ANR grant submission EMBER was accepted. EMBER is a collaborative research project between Inria Saclay, Inria Bordeaux and Sorbonne Université.
	We receive a best paper award for our CHI 2019 paper Increasing the Transparency of Research Papers with Explorable Multiverse Analyses co-authored by Pierre Dragicevic, Yvonne Jansen, Abhraneel Sarma, Matthew Kay, and Fanny Chevalier.
	I serve on the InfoVis 2019 program committee.
	I'm back to work.
	My son Léo is born.
	I'm on maternity leave.
	I'm co-organizing a Dagstuhl seminar on Data Physicalization together with Jason Alexander, Petra Isenberg, Bernice Rogowitz, and Andrew Vande Moere.
	My CHI 2018 article "How Relevant are Incidental Power Poses for HCI?" together with Kasper Hornbæk received the Best Paper Award.
	I am serving on the InfoVis 2018 program committee.
	I am serving on the CHI 2018 program committee.
	My ANR JCJC grant submission AfFABle was accepted. It will finance a PhD student and an engineer to work on documentation and situated visualizations in Maker Spaces.
	I am serving on the IHM 2017 program committee.
	I am serving on the InfoVis program committee for IEEE VIS 2017.
	Our new HCI Sorbonne website is finally online.
	I am starting a position as a CNRS research scientist with the ISIR lab at Université Pierre et Marie Curie in Paris.
	I am serving on the ACM CHI'17 program committee.
	Two of my submissions are accepted to IEEE VIS 2016: Embedded Data Representations with Wesley Willett and Pierre Dragicevic and Investigating the Use of a Dynamic Physical Bar Chart for Data Exploration and Presentation with Faisal Taher, Jonathan Woodruff, John Hardy, Kasper Hornbæk, and Jason Alexander.
	Together with Pauline Gourlet, Samuel Huron, Uta Hinrichs, and Trevor Hogan, I organize a workshop on designing physical data representations at the DRS'16 conference in Brighton, UK. Find more info and how to sign up under dataphys.org/workshops/drs16.
	I am now assistant professor at the University of Copenhagen.
	We organize a workshop on physical data representations at the TEI'16 conference in Eindhoven. More info under dataphys.org/workshops/tei16.
	Our report on the unofficial CHI reviewing survey (see below) has been accepted to alt.CHI.
	We are running an unofficial CHI reviewing survey. If you submitted to CHI and just received your reviews, please consider participating! Our goal is to identify where authors and reviewers commonly disagree as well as to collect particularly good or bad excerpts from reviews. If you would like to (anonymously) share your thoughts on the matter with the community -- this is your opportunity. We will analyze the data that we collect and also make it publicly available (if you choose to opt in for public sharing of your responses). You can find the survey here. It will remain open until January 1, 2016. Thanks for considering!
	I presented A Psychophysical Investigation of Size as a Physical Variable at the IEEE VIS conference in Chicago.
	I presented Opportunities and Challenges for Data Physicalization during CHI in Seoul and Faisal Taher presented Exploring Interactions with Physically Dynamic Bar Charts.
	We organized a workshop on Exploring the Challenges of Making Data Physical at CHI'15. Check out the link for more info and the great submissions to this workshop.
	The Data Physicalization Wiki goes online. This page provides a forum to the community to collect and exchange information related to data physicalization.
	My PhD thesis was awarded an honorable mention for the prix de thèse Gilles Kahn.
	I organized a workshop on the future of visualization at IEEE VIS in Paris together with Petra Isenberg, Jason Dykes, Sheelagh Carpendale, and Dan Keefe.
	A new and improved version of the list of physical visualizations went live.
	I'm now a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Copenhagen.

External Links

List of physical visualizations (and related artifacts), curated together with Pierre Dragicevic.
The Data Physicalization wiki

Contact

Yvonne Jansen
Inria
200, avenue de la vieille tour
33405 Talence Cedex