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Ernest Edmonds is an international expert on human-computer interaction and creativity. He is Research Professor of Computation and Creative Media in the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology and Director of the multi-disciplinary practice-based art and technology research group, the Creativity and Cognition Studios. He has a PhD in Logic, has held University positions of Head of Department and Dean and chaired or sat on many funding and award committees. His key contributions in human-computer interaction include the introduction of the concepts of iterative development and user interface architectures. Ernest Edmonds also works as an artist in the constructivist tradition and first used computers in his practice in 1968. He first showed an interactive work with Stroud Cornock in 1970. He first showed a time-based generative work at Exhibiting Space in London in 1985. He has exhibited throughout the world, from Moscow to LA. He has about 200 refereed publications in the fields of human-computer interaction, creativity and art. Artists Bookworks published his book "On New Constructs in Art" in 2005.

Ernest Edmonds' home page

Ernest Edmonds at CAIA 02: Generative Interactive Systems with Meta-Rules: Learning From Experience