Dr. Michael Nebeling

 

I'm a Post-doctoral Researcher and Lecturer at ETH Zurich working in the Global Information Systems Group with Moira Norrie. My research and teaching interests are centred around web engineering, user interface engineering, interaction design and user experience including such topics as context-aware and adaptive systems, multi-device and gesture-based interaction, end-user development and crowdsourcing.

My PhD thesis explores lightweight approaches to highly adaptive web interfaces based on crowdsourced adaptation [ICWE'11, EICS'13a], language-integrated context-awareness [WWW, EICS'12] and adaptivity metrics [CHI'11, CHI'13].

I'm currently working on new concepts, methods and tools for designing, building and studying multi-device, distributed user interfaces. I've recently also started a new thread on crowdsourced engineering [ICWE'12, EICS'13b], taking some of the crowdsourcing techniques of my thesis further.

 

Curriculum Vitae

Courses

In the spring semester 2013, I'm teaching a new project-driven course Principles of Interaction Design that focuses on designing interactive systems for mobile and multi-device settings.

In the autumn semester 2013, I'll be teaching Human-Computer Interaction and Mobile and Personal Information Systems.

Projects

Interested in a student project?

We're always looking for talented students interested in contributing to our ongoing research projects. Just contact me (or any other group member) and we're usually able to find an interesting project that matches both your and our interests.

Publications

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