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Title: "Redesigning User Interface and Graphics Applications in Education, Medicine and Engineering: New Trends for Computational Imaging and 3D Simulation Technologies"

Co-editors: Alejandro Frangi (Sheffield, UK), Jaap van Till (Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Jacqueline Alma (Vancouver, Canada), Alan Radley (Blackpool, UK), Kaoru Sumi (Hakodate, Japan), Laurence Bender (Buenos Aires, Argentina), et al.
Editorial Assistants: Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta) and Donald Nilson (Norway, Oslo)

• Chapter Proposal Submission Deadline: Closed • Proposal Acceptance Due Date: Closed • Full Chapter Submission Deadline: Closed • Planned Publishing Date: 2023

The naturalness of the interfaces is a key qualitative attribute in the communication process between state-of-the-art technological devices and users around the world. However, there is a tendency to constantly redesign them due to the evolution of computer services related to 3D user interfaces, cad-cam, 3D printing, scientific visualization, and so forth.

The successful and universal interfaces come from professionals with their own and up-to-date knowledge in computer graphics, communicability and interactive design. All of them based on a functional, ergonomic and innovative perspective. That is, avoiding incoherent abstractions, together with the infinite semiosis of iconographic interpretations from some interdisciplinary fields such as electronic art or digital art, digital living, audiovisual, etc. In short, ambiguities and vagueness are not ideal for generating durable solutions over time. The simulation of 3D reality must constantly surpass the emulation of reality from the point of view of the human eye. More ...

 

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Title: "Finding a Balance Between Human Privacy Rights, Web Security and Openness: Techniques and Methods from Social Sciences, Software and Artificial Intelligence"

Co-editors: Alan Radley (Blackpool, UK), Jaap van Till (Amsterdam, the Netherlands), Wen-Yuan Jen (Taiwan, China), Annamaria Poli (Milan, Italy), Mohamed Hamada (Aizu, Japan), Eulogia Mendoza (La Pampa, Argentina), Miguel C. Ficarra (Spain and Italy), et al.
Editorial Assistants: Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta) and Jim Carré (Willemstad, Curaçao)

• Chapter Proposal Submission Deadline: Open • Proposal Acceptance Due Date: between two / three weeks after the submission/s • Full Chapter Submission Deadline: November, 30 • Planned Publishing Date: 2024

The Information Technology security context is affected by disruptive technology, rapid market changes and user preferences on social media. Threats to security are constant and growing in systems, applications, databases, web pages, and so on, of industries, SMEs, start-ups, spin-offs, R&D laboratories, financial entities, etc. Espionage, data theft, extortion, and others are some of the consequences through computer viruses, adware, and so forth.

Today, codes of ethics, statutes for the non-proliferation of hatred, violence, etc. online, are some of the masks used by cybercriminals and terrorists in science, technology, engineering, math, biology, along with others. This is because there is a great national and international legal vacuum to vigorously defend the rights of citizens against harassment, attack, persecution, etc., on the Internet and real life. There is not only great immunity, but also a kind of implicit reward from colleagues, against stalking, straining, mobbing, bossing, bullying and so on. It is easy to observe how, in the context of work, education, play, etc., these executioners become victims and vice versa, through the strategy of victimization of the offender. More ...

 

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Title: "New Priority in Computing Systems and Evaluation Tools: Lines of Action for Artificial Intelligence Use and Elimination of Autocratic Elements in Ethics and STREAM"

Co-editors: Alan Radley (Blackpool, UK), Amanda Rivera (San Juan, Puerto Rico), Jaap van Till (Amsterdam, the Netherlands), Kaoru Sumi (Hakodate, Japan), Miguel C. Ficarra (Spain and Italy), et al.
Editorial Assistants: Mary Brie (La Valletta, Malta) and Luisa Varela (Perpignan, France)

• Chapter Proposal Submission Deadline: Open • Proposal Acceptance Due Date: between two / three weeks after the submission/s • Full Chapter Submission Deadline: November, 30 • Planned Publishing Date: 2024

Nowadays, the decision has been made to include areas for AI (artificial intelligence) in the new chips for computers, multimedia mobile telephony and other informatics devices. Therefore, artificial intelligence will be included in interactive communication media from the hardware, with which the user will be forced to live with it. However, one of the problems that no one seriously addresses are the groups of individuals who try to dictate autocratic norms, using shields or masks, such as the empowerment of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) / STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics) / STREAM (Science, Technology, Robotics, Engineering, Art, Mathematics) among ‘new generations’ of school children, empathetic communication, affective interfaces, podcasting, information retrieval, older and disabled people, women’s studies, technology enhance learning, human-computer interaction, among other components.

A set of hypocrisies and words that seek to hide unworthy and immune behaviors from national and international legal systems these Machiavellian tactics of destruction are discovered (plagiarism, identity theft, work endogamy, professional persecution, racism perfectly camouflage, membership in associations or organizations to commit crimes, and so on). They automatically resort to the different applications of social networks to present themselves as victims, when in reality they are the executioners, in Spain, Portugal, France, Italy and Latin America, for example. However, current hardware and artificial intelligence systems are not capable of discerning these variables or elements. Consequently, there is a risk that the actions of this corrupt and criminal network and its altered content of reality will be included without any type of control, as models to follow, in the various strata of the communities that range from education and health to the productive and commercial sphere, including the governance of the populations. More ...

 

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