Antoine-Vincent Arnault, Souvenirs d’un sexagénaire

Jules - Antoine Regnauld

Jules-Antoine Regnauld (1822-1895), French physician and pharmacist, who carried researches about mydriatic alkaloids (such as atropine), electrochemical phenomena, electromotive force, amalgams, properties of mixing in saline solutions, physiology, electrophysiology, fluorescence in live tissues, medical chemistry, anesthesia, and vision phenomena. Life and career Very little information is av...

Digital Photo Browsing with Souvenirs

The concept design of a recollection supporting device is implemented as a portable Photo Browser using souvenirs as a graspable user interface. When brought into an intelligent room, the Photo Browser is able to recognize the presence of people, graspable objects, and available output devices. The ability of souvenirs to trigger recollections is used as a shortcut to (sub-) sets of photos. Thi...

Data Souvenirs: Environmental psychology and reflective design

The physical form of technology and its relationship to the surrounding environment is an important factor in design; we argue that this is especially true in the design of reflective technology. We suggest environmental psychology theory as a tool for understanding this relationship and use it to propose design guidelines for tangible reflective technologies. As an example, we apply these guid...

Vincent Walsh

Vincent Walsh is Professor of Human Brain Research at University College London. He was a Royal Society University Research Fellow for 10 years and now leads the Visual Cognition Group in the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience (ICN). His interests span visual perception, learning, time, space and number processing and synaesthesia. He engages widely in public communication projects and is a re...

Vincent Yeung