This is the program from April 20th, 2010, preserved for historical reference.

The program includes several different types of sessions. Panels, workshops, tutorials, and brainstorms are 60 minutes. Presentations are 30 minutes. Demos and posters are 60 minutes, and happen concurrently.

Note that the Brainstorms "Design for Improvisation" and "ColorCode" had to be canceled due to travel issues caused by the volcanic activity in Iceland.

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10:00-11:00

What are the values that drive your research?

Panel
Frank Moss, Roz Picard, Deb Roy

Divisi and ConceptNet

Tutorial
Kenneth Arnold, Rob Speer, Catherine Havasi

The Charms Offensive: Directory and Wayfinding System at the MIT Media Lab

Brainstorm
Boris Kizelshteyn, Polychronis Ypodimatopoulos, Rick Borovoy, Chaki Ng, Greg Elliot

Novel imaging techniques and inverse problems

Tutorial
Ramesh Raskar, Rohit Pandharkar
11:15-12:15

How do you manage to be creative?

Panel
Henry Lieberman, Hiroshi Ishii, and JB Labrune

Augmented Reality Research

Panel
Pattie Maes, Pranav Mistry, Natan Linder, Jaewoo Chung, Ig-Jae Kim

Fabricating the Future

Brainstorm
David Carr
1:30-2:30

Konbit

Demo
Aaron Zinman, Greg Elliott

Virtual physical therapy using wearable sensors

Demo
Clark Freifeld, Sai Moturu, Stacy Nemeroff

Transferring Atoms to Bits with Collapsible Devices

Demo
Jinha Lee

Eyes Up: Interactive Tangible-Digital Puzzles for Learning about Eyes

Demo
Micah Eckhardt

Mouseless - an invisible mouse

Demo
Pranav Mistry, Liyan Chang

After ML: Job search with an unique resume

Panel
Ernesto C. Martinez-Villalpando, Sajid Sadi

Social networks for heirloom electronics

Presentation
John Kestner

OnObject: Create Your Own Gesture Interface with Clay

Presentation
Keywon Chung
2:45-3:45

What defines (or should define) a Media Lab degree

Panel
Deb Roy, Hiroshi Ishii, Pattie Maes, Andy Lippman

FAB for Kids

Brainstorm
Sean Follmer, JB Labrune, David Robert, Natan Linder, Marcelo Coelho, David Cranor, David Carr, Keywon Chung, Jay Silver

Come talk to others doing social computing research at the Lab

Brainstorm
Andres Monroy-Hernandez, Benjamin Mako Hill, Aaron Zinman, Taemie Kim Drew Harry, Andrea Colaco

Camera 2.0

Presentation
Rohit Pandharkar, Roarake Hortsmeyer, Kevin Chiu

A Market Economy of Trips

Presentation
Dimitris Papanikolaou
4:00-5:00

Getting into Academia

Panel
Ramesh Raskar, Pattie Maes, Leah Buechley

Sharing Research Software: Letting the world use your code

Panel
Catherine Havasi, Rob Speer, Kenneth Arnold, Jon Ferguson, Henry Holtzman

Immersive Full Body Interaction Brainstorm

Brainstorm
Seth Hunter, Pol Pla

Insights into Social Networks in Organizations

Presentation
Ben Waber

Research Methodology: What do you Need to Make a Real Impact?

Presentation
Elliott Hedman, Coco Krumme, Matthew Goodwin