Mobile Interactive Media and Entertainment (MiMe) is a research group focusing on the multi-faceted disciplines of media fusion and is oriented towards enabling the total mobility of information empowerment as our vision, which include the associated areas of cognitive studies,

user experiences and effects. The team leans towards design from various schools under research and our efforts have been extended through our external collaborators from acclaimed international institutions. Some of projects are funded by National Research Foundation, Singapore to focus on mobile intertaion and media.

The following research appointments are available:
 

1. Flash Programmer

The Interactive and Digital Media Institute at the National University of Singapore invites suitable applicants to apply for the post of full-time Flash Programmer to assist in mobile games research and development.



2. Post-doctoral Fellow

The Interactive and Digital Media Institute at the National University of Singapore invites suitable applicants to apply for the post of full-time Post-doctoral Fellow to assist a research project on the impact of digital games on adolescents’ social and psychological development.



3. Research Fellow / Research Engineer

The Interactive and Digital Media Institute / NUS-KEIO CUTE Center at the National University of Singapore invites applications for full-time, fixed term Research Fellow / Research Engineer for National Research Foundation funded projects on mobile learning / gaming / media.



4. Full time research assistant in Mobile Human-Computer Interaction

Designing/programming mobile phone games, conduct behavioral research, scheduling/testing subjects, analyzing data and scientific information visualization.

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After Raffles Institute and St. Margaret Secondary School, the last workshop is held at Tao Nan School. We get to see how students were given a chance participate in a game design process of storybuilding, using their creative minds to shape it into a game concept for possible implementation into a mobile phone.

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