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Best Late Breaking Work for ReWear

Majeed Kazemitabaar

By Majeed Kazemitabaar

Apr 07, 2016

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I’m happy to announce that our CHI’16 Late Breaking Work entitled ReWear: Early Explorations of a Modular Wearable Construction Kit for Young Children was just honored with a Best Paper Award given to only four of the 647 submissions (0.6%). This was a terrific team effort involving contributions from five students, including two undergraduates and one high school student and led by Majeed Kazimitabaar.

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