Helen C. Purchase is a researcher in information visualization, graph drawing, and human–computer interaction. She has held academic appointments at The University of Queensland (1992-2001),[1] The University of Glasgow (2001-2022) and Monash University (2022-present).[2]
Purchase earned a PhD from the University of Cambridge (Peterhouse, 1992).[3]
She has won Teaching Excellence Awards from The University of Queensland (1999) [4] and The University of Glasgow (2011).[5]
Purchase has been a Keynote Speaker at the following conferences:
- 12e Conférence Internationale Francophone sur l'Extraction et la Gestion des Connaissances (EGC 2012, Bordeaux, France) [6]
- 7th International Symposium on Visual Information Communication & Interaction (VINCI 2014, Sydney, Australia) [7]
- IEEE Working Conference on Software Visualization (VISSOFT 2018, Madrid, Spain) [8]
- International Conference on Information Visualization Theory and Applications (IVAPP 2020, Valletta, Malta) [9]
- Southern African Computer Lecturers' Association Conference (SACLA 2020, Virtual from Rhodes University, Grahamstown, South Africa) [10]
- OxBridge Women in Computer Science Conference (OxWoCS 2020, Virtual from The University of Cambridge, UK) [11]
She is the author of Experimental Human-Computer Interaction (Cambridge University Press, 2012) [12]
References
[edit]- ^ University of Queensland's top teachers take awards, November 1999, retrieved 25/08/2022.
- ^ Faculty profile, and The University of Glasgow, retrieved 25/08/2022.
- ^ Author biography, Software Visualization: From Theory to Practice, Springer, 2012, p. xvii.
- ^ University of Queensland's top teachers take awards, November 1999, retrieved 25/08/2022.
- ^ Previous Teaching Excellence Award Winners, retrieved 25/08/2022.
- ^ Invités de la conference, ECG 2012, retrieved 25/08/2022.
- ^ Keynote Speakers, VINCI 2014, retrieved 25/08/2022.
- ^ Welcome Message from the VISSOFT 2018 Chairs, retrieved 25/08/2022.
- ^ IVAPP 2020 Keynote Speakers, retrieved 25/08/2022.
- ^ A History of SACLA, retrieved 25/08/2022.
- ^ OxWoCS 2020 Speakers, retrieved 25/08/2022.
- ^ Experimental Human-Computer Interaction: A Practical Guide with Visual Examples (CUP, 2012), retrieved 25/08/2022.
External links
[edit]- Home page
- Helen Purchase publications indexed by Google Scholar
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