Prof. dr. P.M.E. De Bra

Paul De Bra is (full) Professor at the Computer Science Department of the Eindhoven University of Technology. room: HG 7.72 phone: +31 40 2472733 fax: +31 40 2463992 email: debra at win.tue.nl skype: paul_debra homepage: http://wwwis.win.tue.nl/~debra/

The following information is available on Paul De Bra:

• A short biography, including education and jobs;
• A list of publications, with many publications included on-line;
• A personal website, describing family and hobbies. This includes information on the accordion orchestra Avanti and free arrangements for accordion orchestra.

Course information (separate pages)

• 2ID65: Hypermedia Structures and Systems.
• 2ID15: Human-Computer Interaction.
• 2ID55: Adaptive Systems.

Short list of public professional functions of Paul De Bra

• Scientific director of the Research School SIKS
• President of User Modeling Inc.
• Chairman of the program board (programmaraad) of HOVO Brabant (education for senior people)
• Associate editor of the Journal IEEE Transactions on Learning Technologies
• Member of the Curriculum Advisory Board of the TU/e PDeng post-master program on User System Interaction
• Initiator of the Web Science bachelor program at the TU/e
• Chairman of the education board (opleidingscommissie) of the Computer Science Engineering master program at the TU/e.
• Treasurer of the Computer Science Foundation (Stichting voor Informatica) of the computer science deparment of the TU/e.
• Treasurer of the ASPT Foundation (Advanced Software Productivity Tools) of the information systems group of the TU/e.

Opportunities / Vacancies

Our research groups has no vacancies for summer interns, whether they come with their own funding or not.
For other types of job applications, please visit the group website wwwis.win.tue.nl.

Highlights

• Invited talk at the Learntec conference and fair, Messe Karlsruhe, Germany, February 1-3, 2011.
• "Unkeynote" at the Web / Art / Science Camp, London, UK, November 6, 2010.
• Keynote talk at the WEBALT2006 conference.
• Photos of public (and private) events are hosted by Zenfolio. If you like that site, use code "V9S-JPM-YAX" to get a $5 discount when opening your own account there.
• Information on the AHA project is available, including software.
• The full text of the inaugural speach is available online.
• Consumer information (consumenteninformatie), in Dutch only. This is the story of our less than successful stories as consumers. I feel that when people publish their experiences on the Web consumers can find out more easily which companies or products to avoid. This information just reports on some incidents and are not statistically valid samples representing average experience between consumers and these companies.