… on Pervasive Computing benefited from the rich history of innovation and creativity
surrounding it. In his welcoming speech at PERVASIVE 2004, Program Chair Alois Ferscha …

… In the discourse on gaming, some researchers treat the terms pervasive and ubiquitous as
parallel, some see them as interrelated, and … 2004. From snark to park. Lessons learnt moving …

In the 1990s, Vienna's Jews and queers abandoned their clandestine existence and emerged
into the city's public sphere in unprecedented numbers. Symptoms of Modernity traces this …

… Initially the chemists treated the system quite gingerly, but after a few minutes into their
experiment, they started to treat it as they do their lab books: placing it on a bench, consulting it for …

… Asperger’s disorder is a pervasive developmental disorder … review the assessment and
treatment interventions that could … all the detail of bus and train schedules of Vienna.1 In Kanner’s …

… The end-of-life treatment of Pervasive Computing components will have to deal with large
numbers of small microelectronic components embedded in other products. In many cases …

… The sousveillance necklace established a more inclusive narrative that treated the store
clerks and security guards as colleagues. As a sharp departure from 20th century “us versus …

… This 2D space treats tangibility as a spectrum rather than a binary quantity. The further from
… CHI 2004 conference on human factors in computing systems, Vienna, Austria, April 2004, …

… introduced to him by the Viennese physician Josef Breuer. Breuer had treated a number of
patients … The visit alerted them to the pervasive interest in psychoanalytic ideas among North …

… of mobile pervasive network applications. We observe that there three unique characteristics
with mobile pervasive network applications. First, mobile pervasive network are important …