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Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction

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  1. From Claiming to Creating Value
  2. Accurate control of hyperbolic trajectories in any dimension
  3. Global maps of soil temperature
  4. Effect of grain size and structure, solid solution elements, precipitates and twinning on nanohardness of Mg-Re alloys
  5. Microstructure characterisation and creep properties of AE42 based hybrid composites prepared by squeeze casting process
  6. Diversity lost
  7. From farm to factory. Vertical trading and processing structures between industrial and developing countries in the international tobacco-economy
  8. Credit constraints and margins of import
  9. Art 159: Composition, procedure and voting
  10. Beyond Urban Challenges-Virtual Reality Tools in Participatory Design Processes
  11. Qualitative and Quantitative Human Error Analysis in Hazardous Industries
  12. Quality based prevention of overweight in the school setting: the HEPS quality checklist
  13. Matthew Henry
  14. Von Differenz zu Vielfalt zu Super-Diversity
  15. A Note on Smoking Behavior and Health Risk Taking
  16. Embodying relationality through immersive sustainability solutions with Indigenous communities in the Ecuadorian Amazon
  17. Effect of free air carbon dioxide enrichment combined with two nitrogen levels on growth, yield and yield quality of sugar beet
  18. Mapping international inspections
  19. Community and Training in NFDI4DS
  20. Soziologische Aspekte des Spiels
  21. Profilanalyse
  22. Polychlorinated Biphenyls in a Temperate Alpine Glacier
  23. Lernen und Wiederlernen in chatbasiertem Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning
  24. Efficacy of trapping techniques (pitfall, ramp and arboreal traps) for capturing spiders
  25. The role of knowledge and information in innovation
  26. Plant functional traits and community assembly along interacting gradients of productivity and fragmentation
  27. An Im(Possible) Program