Sha Xin Wei

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2019
[c18]
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Jonathan Bratt, Brandon Mechtley, Todd Ingalls, Garrett Laroy Johnson, Sha Xin Wei, Adam Nocek:
Heat and Noise (Renao): Media Ecologies and Urban Futures. MOCO 2019: 29:1-29:6
[c17]
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Brandon Mechtley, Todd Ingalls, Lauren Hayes, Byron Lahey, Jessica J. Rajko, Seth Dominicus Thorn, Robert LiKamWa, Julian Stein, Garrett Laroy Johnson, Emiddio Vasquez, Connor Rawls, Peter Weisman, Assegid Kidané, Sha Xin Wei:
Composing Ecosystemically in Responsive Environments with Gestural Media, Objects and Textures. TEI 2019: 707-709
2018
[c15]
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Garrett Laroy Johnson, Britta Joy Peterson, Todd Ingalls, Sha Xin Wei:
Lanterns: An Enacted and Material Approach to Ensemble Group Activity with Responsive Media. MOCO 2018: 37:1-37:4
2015
[c13]
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Evan Montpellier, Garrett Laroy Johnson, Omar Al Faleh, Joshua Gigantino, Assegid Kidané, Nikolaos Chandolias, Connor Rawls, Todd Ingalls, Sha Xin Wei:
Suturing Space: Tabletop Portals for Collaboration. HCI (2) 2015: 472-484

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