Hsien-Fu Lo

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2019
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I-Ting Wang, Hsien-Fu Lo, Gao Yang:
The Design Thinking Between Man-Made and Natural - Taking Jewelry as an Example. HCI (11) 2019: 94-104
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Hsien-Fu Lo, I-Ting Wang, Gao Yang:
Assessment of the Sense of Pleasure in Public Artwork in Living Environment - Taking the Streets Near the Taipei University in Sanxia District as an Example. HCI (11) 2019: 555-569
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Gao Yang, I-Ting Wang, Hsienfu Lo, Rungtai Lin:
Research on the Influence of Interactivity on the Aesthetic Cognition of Art. HCI (11) 2019: 592-601
2018
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I-Wen Wu, Hsien-Fu Lo, I-Ting Wang:
Case Studies of Designing for Ecology: Branding EVEN. HCI (12) 2018: 421-430
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Chien-Chih Ni, I-Ting Wang, Hsien-Fu Lo:
Applying Storyboards to Fashion Design for Empathy. HCI (11) 2018: 423-435

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