Yosra Rekik
Associate Professor (MCF), Université de Lille, France
IUT de Lille, Computer Science Department
CRIStAL Research Center CNRS UMR 9189
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I am an associate professor at the Université de Lille, and member of the CRIStAL UMR 9189 research Center. I teach in the CS department at IUT de Lille. My research is in human computer interaction with a primary interest in gestural interaction, haptic feedback and interaction techniques. I am interested in studying human factors across various contexts to identify modern challenges, exploring innovative modalities to augment the interaction bandwidth and design enhanced interaction techniques, all aimed at improving the user experience.
Contact:
E-Mail: yosra [dot] rekik [at] uphf [dot] fr
Address: CAMPUS Haute-Borne CNRS IRCICA-IRI-RMN
Parc Scientifique de la Haute Borne
50 Avenue Halley
BP 70478
59658 Villeneuve d'Ascq Cédex
FRANCE
News :
[July 2025] New accepted paper at ICMI 2025 "AirSpartOne: One-Handed Distal Pointing for Large Displays on Mobile Devices and in Midair"
[April 2025] New accepted paper at Interact 2025 "Watch+AD: Disambiguing Around-the-Smartwatch Interaction"
[August 2024] New accepted paper at MobileHCI 2024 "Eyes-free Circular Gestures on Smartphones"
[March 2024] Two accepted paper at AVI 2024 "Enhancing Touch Circular Knob with Haptic Feedback when Performing Another Saturating Attention Primary Task"and "Comparing Eyes-free Gestures to Gestures Produced in the Presence or Absence of Visual Feedback on Mobile Device"
[August 2023] New paper accepted at ISS 2023 "The Effect of Attention Saturating Task on Eyes-free Gesture Production on Mobile Devices".
[July 2023] New paper accepted at ICMI 2023 "Ether-Mark: An Off-Screen Marking Menu For Mobile Devices".
[June 2023] New paper accepted at IJHCS 2023 "The effect of hands synchronicity on users perceived arms Fatigue in Virtual reality environment".
[May 2023] New paper accepted at Interact 2023 "Effects of Moving Speed and Phone Location on Eyes-Free Gesture Input with Mobile Devices".
[Mars 2023]New paper accepted at Interact 2023 "Hap2Gest: An Eyes-free Interaction Concept with Smartphones Using Gestures and Haptic Feedback".
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