iSchool Scholars Shine at CHI 2025 Conference in Japan

Published:
May 7, 2025
iSchoolers at CHI conference 2025

This year’s ACM (Association for Computing Machinery) CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI 2025) was held from April 26 to May 1 in Yokohama, Japan. A large contingent of iSchool faculty and students was in attendance to present research and connect with others in the field of human-computer interaction. The theme of this year’s event, the most prestigious in its area of study, was “ikigai,” a Japanese concept referring to that which gives a person a sense of purpose, agency and meaning in life.

iSchool researchers made a strong showing at CHI 2025, contributing 20 presentations across a range of categories, including papers, workshops, Late-Breaking Work, Alt.CHI, Interactivity, and Special Interest Groups. Angie Zhang, Nithila Sathiya, and Min Kyung Lee received Honorable Mention Award for their paper on Gig2Gether. Congratulations all!

We have compiled a list of all iSchool-affiliated research projects presented at CHI 2025. Only iSchool authors and presenters are noted in this list. To view credited co-authors and collaborators from other institutions and UT schools, as well as abstracts and presentation videos, explore via the links below.

Papers

Workshops

Late-Breaking Work

Alt-CHI

Interactivity

Special Interest Groups

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