Mark Apperley is Professor of Computer Science at the University of Waikato in Hamilton, New Zealand, where he is a member of the Human-Computer Interaction and Energy Informatics groups. With Robert Spence he developed the bifocal display, an information visualisation technique described in a 1982 Eurographics paper, and the Lean Cuisine notation for describing menus (1989). He was Chair of Computer Science at Massey University from 1985 before returning to Waikato as Professor in 1994. His recent research applies technology to energy efficiency.
IxDF Distinctions
Distinctions are conferred upon Mark Apperley in formal recognition of their notable achievements and contributions, as stipulated by the IxDF Educational Codex.
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