Alain Vagner
Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Research field: Computer and Information Science - Human-Computer Interaction
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Conference Proceedings (14)
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Laurence Johannsen, Samuel Renault, Lou Schwartz et al. (2012) Designing for organizational creativity. In 5th ISPIM Innovation Symposium.Download PDF (113.5 KB)
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Thomas Altenburger, Alain Vagner, Annie Guerriero et al. (2012) Extending an adaptive interface framework to support collaboration. In Third International Conference on Exploring Service Science, IESS 1.2: 15-16-17 February 2012, Geneva, Switzerland.
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Lou Schwartz, Sylvain Kubicki, Alain Vagner et al. (2011) Feedback on the definition and design of innovative mobile services, 525-528. In MobileHCI'11, Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Human Computer Interaction with Mobile Devices and Services.
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Eric Montecalvo, Alain Vagner, Guillaume Gronier (2011) Proposal of a Usability-Driven Design Process for Model-Based User Interfaces. In UIDL'2011 - Software Support for User Interface Description Language - Interact'2011 Workshop.
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Nathan Godard, Alain Vagner (2010) Environnement sensible au contexte pour lʼexécution de widgets sur mobile. In IHM'10, 22e conférence francophone sur l'Interacti.
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Guillaume Gronier, Gautier Drusch, Sandrine Reiter et al. (2010) La perception de la qualité des services e-gouvernementaux : vers des interfaces adaptatives prenant en compte des typologies dʼutilisateurs, 219-226. In Ergo’IA 2010, October 13–15, 2010, Biarritz, France..
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Guillaume Gronier, Sylvain Kubicki, Alain Vagner et al. (2010) Model-driven generation of ergonomic user interfaces in visualization services. In Workshop of ACM SIGCHI Symposium on Engineering Interactive Computing Systems- Berlin, Germany - June 21-23, 2010.
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Thomas Altenburger, Annie Guerriero, Alain Vagner et al. (2010) TOWARD ADAPTIVE CONTEXT-AWARE USER INTERFACES FOR BETTER USABILITY AND PRODUCTIVITY IN AEC COLLABORATIVE TASKS. In CIB W78 2010: 27th International Conference –Cairo, Egypt, 16-18 November.
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Sophie Ramel, Sylvain Kubicki, Alain Vagner et al. (2010) Viewpoints Reconciliation in Services Design : A Model-Driven Approach for Highly Collaborative Environments, 62-68. In BPMDS 2010 and EMMSAD 2010, LNBIP 50, Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2010.
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Stéphane Sire, Alain Vagner, Jérôme Bogaerts et al. (2009) A Messaging API for Inter-Widgets Communication, 1115-1116. In Proceedings of the 18th international conference on World wide web.
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Biographical Information
Alain Vagner obtained in 2003 his Master’s degree in Computer Science from the IAEM-Lorraine Doctoral School in Nancy (France). This training, focused on numerical and symbolic algorithmic systems and logics, led to a research work at the LITA in Metz (“Graph algorithms and NP-Completeness” research unit) in the field of the parallel resolution of logical satisfiability problems and its main applications to cryptography and cryptanalysis. Alain Vagner joined the Centre de Recherche Public Henri Tudor in Luxembourg in 2004 as a member of the "Software Engineering" research unit, where he is currently member of the steering committee. He mainly managed and contributed to several projects related to semantic Web, interoperability, software architecture, Human-Computer Interaction. He currently manages the "User-Centric Design" service line, dealing with topics such as HCI, usability, personalization, profiling, ubiquitous computing. He is also the co-founder of the Luxembourg-France chapter of the Usability Professionals' association.
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Professional Experience
2009 - Present
Feb 2004 - Jul 2009
Education
Jun 2003 - Apr 2012
Université de Metz
in Metz, France
Master's Degree, Algorithmics, software engineering
Master's Degree, Algorithmics, software engineering
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