Teaching & research interests

• 3D user interfaces, virtual reality, augmented reality
  
• Human-computer interaction, user interfaces
• Visual analytics, immersive analytics

Building on his deep expertise in virtual reality and human-computer interaction, Dr. Stuerzlinger is a leading researcher in spatial and three-dimensional user interfaces. He was a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Chapel Hill in North Carolina and professor at York University in Toronto. Since 2014, he is a full professor at the School of Interactive Arts + Technology at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada. His work aims to find innovative solutions for real-world problems. Current research projects include better 3D interaction techniques for Virtual and Augmented Reality (VR/AR) systems, new human-in-the-loop systems for big data analysis, the characterization of the effects of technology limitations on human performance, investigations of human behaviors with occasionally failing technologies, user interfaces for versions, scenarios and alternatives, and new VR/AR hardware and software.

For more information about my research, please review my webpage.

The research in the VVISE group spans the fields of Human-Computer Interaction, Virtual and Augmented Reality, Visual and Immersive Analytics, large displays, 3D User Interfaces, and both software and hardware systems.

If you are interested in finding out more about joining the VVISE lab, I recommend heading our prospective students page, and perhaps contacting the head of the lab.

• M. D. Barrera Machuca, W.  Stuerzlinger, The Effect of Stereo Display Deficiencies on Virtual Hand Pointing, ACM CHI 2019, conditionally accepted. 
• Y. Jiang, R. Du, C. Lutteroth, W. Stuerzlinger, ORC Layout: Adaptive GUI Layout with OR-Constraints, ACM CHI 2019, conditionally accepted.
• M. El Meseery, Y. Wu, W. Stuerzlinger, Multiple Workspaces in Visual Analytics, IEEE BDVA 2018, 70-81.
• G. Cetin, W. Stuerzlinger, J. Dill, Visual Analytics on Large Displays: Exploring User Spatialization and How Size and Resolution Affect Task Performance, IEEE BDVA 2018, 21-30.
  
• J. Sun, W. Stuerzlinger, D. Shuralyov, Shift-Sliding and Depth-Pop for 3D Positioning, ACM SUI 2016, 69-78. {This work received a Best Demonstration Award}

Please visit my webpage for a complete list of publications.

• Dipl.-Ing., Computer Science, Technical University of Vienna, Austria.
• Dr. techn., Computer Science, Technical University of Vienna, Austria.