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UCLIC Research Seminar 31 May: Marta Cecchinato - Rethinking Family Informatics: A Duoethnography About Shared Data, Sense Making, and (In)visible labour

This talk will provide insights from a two-year long duoethnography of family informatics. The work focuses on tracking technologies designed to support new parents and takes a data feminist perspective. From the findings, I will be discussing how family informatics in particular can encapsulate…

New opp: Research Assistant in HCI – Investigating Challenges and Opportunities around Clinical Data

Ref Number: B02-05141 Department: School of Life & Medical Sciences (B02) Location: London Working Pattern: Full time Salary: £35,702 -37,548 inclusive of London allowance Contract Type: Fixed-term Working Type: Hybrid (20% - 80% on site) Closing Date: 18 June 2023 About the role We are…

UCLIC Research Seminar 24 May: Cara Wilson - Co-design Beyond Words: Exploring Digital and Tangible Technology Design in Neurodiverse Classrooms

A recording of this talk is available on the UCLIC YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/ZptwYJ5X_uE This talk will provide insight into participatory design in the context of autism-specific primary school contexts, exploring how to better support the integration of non-verbal and minimally-verbal…