Cities are becoming increasingly complex, both in terms of their social and cultural context,
and in the technological solutions that are necessary to make them function. In parallel, we …

Although designing interactive media experiences for people with dementia has become a
growing interest in HCI, a strong focus on family members has rarely been recognised as …

Changing patterns of both work-related mobility and do-mestic arrangements mean
that'mobile workers' face chal-lenges to support and engage in family life whilst travelling for …

Viewing the mobile telephone as a networked material, we demonstrate the ways in which
we have used it to make Research Products for the" Family Rituals 2.0" inquiry of families …

Physical items are often taken for granted in mediated communication between
grandparents (GP) and young grandchildren (GC). This article puts “constitutive …

This article highlights shared methods, questions, and challenges between Research
Through Design (RtD) and Digital Humanities (DH) through the discussion of an archival …

Innovations in digital fabrication technologies are increasingly enabling artists and
designers to create data physicalizations in real time. In this paper, we discuss how we …

As smart solutions for healthcare (eHealth) are becoming increasingly widespread, apps
and other digital devices may effectively complement various forms of psychotherapy. We …

We describe the development and implementation of a 7-month-long project which used a
series of creative workshops designed in collaboration with a cultural institution and …

Where are You? is a bespoke machine for parents Emmie and Mark regularly separated
from their young son Joseph by their working patterns. The machine is a telescope allowing …