Event Details Date: Wednesday 30th September 2026, 1pmLocation: Jack Cole Building, [room to be confirmed] Abstract This seminar introduces the notion of Temporal Ecologies as a design framework for understanding…
Date: Wednesday 15 July (2026-07-15) @ 14:00Room: JCB 1.33B Abstract Computational Thinking (CT) has become increasingly popular in school curriculums. However, it is traditionally thought of as a more logic-based…
Event Details Seminar Date: Tuesday 21st April 2026, 11am Seminar Location: Jack Cole Building, room 1.33a Abstract The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, particularly Large Language Models (LLMs), is…
Seminar Date: Wednesday 22nd April 2026, 2pm Seminar Location: Jack Cole Room 1.33b (Hybrid on Teams and in person. Petra will be joining us virtually) Abstract Creative AI technologies (AI technologies used in…
We are very happy to welcome Eevee from the University of Dundee to present their research on “Making Sense: Co-designing Better Museum Visitor Engagement Experiences with Blind and Partially sighted Individuals” at a…
Abstract: The evolution of feminist technology frameworks mirrors a continuous engagement with challenges of gender, power, and representation in technological realms. This talk presents MetaTech Feminism, a novel…
Abstract: In this talk, Sampsa will introduce ideas from his forthcoming book Design Participation (September 2025, cover attached), which presents doable and demonstrated ways by which design can become a major…
Abstract: We will engage with insights from a young Greek interlocutor who did not live the Cold War period firsthand. She relates to the legacies of the Cold War through radical imagination, projecting that it is only…
Abstract: Since 2009, Dr Zarb has been exploring the evolving landscape of pedagogical research, collecting ideas from across disciplines and trends. In this acronym-filled talk, he offers a guided tour through some of…
Abstract: Tom will share some of his past work in interaction and experience design with objects, installations and space and why it has led to his current research into place, tangibles and design. Bio: Tom Metcalfe…