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On the Interplay Between Search Behavior and Collections in Digital Libraries and Archives
- Tessel Bogaard (CWI Centrum Wiskunde Informatica)
Task-based Information Seeking in Different Study Settings
- Yiwei Wang (Rutgers University)
Contextualizing Information Needs of Patients with Chronic Conditions Using Smartphones
- Henna Kim (The University of Texas at Austin)
With Maps and Mobs: Searching for Trustworthiness using Belief Spaces
- Philip Feldman (University of MD, Baltimore County)
Creative Search: Using Search to Leverage Your Everyday Creativity
- Yinglong Zhang (The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
The Moderator Effect of Working Memory and Emotion on the Relationship between Information Overload and Online Health Information Quality Judgment
- Yung-Sheng Chang (The University of Texas at Austin)
Exploring the effects of social contexts on task-based information seeking behavior
- Eun Youp Rha (Rutgers University)
Diversity-Enhanced Recommendation Interface and Evaluation
- Chun-Hua Tsai (University of Pittsburgh)
Serendipity in the Research Literature: A Phenomenology of Serendipity Reporting
- Carla M. Allen (University of Missouri)
Distant Voices in the Dark: Understanding the incongruent information needs of fiction authors and readers
- Carol Butler (City, University of London)
Towards Human-Like Conversational Search Systems
- Mateusz Dubiel (University of Strathclyde)