Course

ENG-655: Doing research with and for people: design research methods for science and technology

Summary

This course equips PhD students with user research methods to connect their doctoral work with society through hands-on, project-based learning. The practical skills and theory learnt are applicable at every stage of the PhD and for future careers in academia or industry.

Lectures

Instructors (3)

Nicolas Henchoz

Teaching & PhD Courses Design in innovation: creation for adoption MGT-406 In an ever more complex world, adoption is a critical factor for innovation. Using creativity and a transdisciplinary approach, this course brings together user-centred design and a deep understanding of value to develop sustainable innovations that benefit both citizens and the economy. Design research for digital innovation DH-411 How can we turn digital technologies and data into meaningful user exp

Emily Clare Groves

Professionals experiences Associate Lecturer 2018–2018 University of the Arts LondonResearch Assistant 2016–2017 Royal College of Art Teaching & PhD Courses Design in innovation: creation for adoption MGT-406 In an ever more complex world, adoption is a critical factor for innovation. Using creativity and a transdisciplinary approach, this course brings together user-centred design and a deep understanding of value to develop sustainable innovations that benefit both citizens and the economy

Sebastian Eduardo Baez Lugo

Expertise Sebastian is a UX Researcher and Socio-Affective Neuroscientist. He holds a BSc in Experimental Psychology, an MA in Neuroscience, and a Ph.D. in Cognitive Neuroscience from the University of Geneva. His multifaceted research experience spans academia, startups, and tech companies. His primary interest lies at the crossroads of emerging technologies, human behavior, and digital health. Current Work At the EPFL+ECAL Lab, Sebastian leads the UX research activities and supports the team as a psycholo

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