A small collection of research matters

by Ylva Fernaeus

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Bricolage

At TEI’15, Anna Vallgårda and I published a paper about bricolage as a fundamental interaction design practice. Bricolage has already Continue reading →

Speech, gesture and voice?

As a researcher in interaction design, I was recently interviewed by a computer science magazine about some of the current Continue reading →

Enjoying scratch gloves and music hat at TEI’13

Before christmas Vasiliki and I organised a three weeks workshop with some master students in interaction design, exploring the design Continue reading →

What can we learn from ArtBots?

We interviewed 25 ArtBots artists and were intrigued by the way they related to mainstream robot culture and research in Continue reading →

Plei-Plei!

Finally our illustrated book on research at Mobile Life is out! Go get it here.

Very confusing indeed

Sadly with research it seems a best paper award is required for someone to actually read your work and realise Continue reading →

Material Move at DIS 2012

This paper is based on a discussion that Petra and I have been having forever, i.e. since we got to Continue reading →

The shock of the old

For natural reasons, research in the field of interaction design is normally concerned mostly with novelty. Very surprisingly therefore, we Continue reading →

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