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She is advising a project exploring gender design perspectives in physical product design, and extending these to interactive products. | She is advising a project exploring gender design perspectives in physical product design, and extending these to interactive products. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:39, 4 October 2011
Laura is currently based in Copenhagen, after completing a PhD with Margaret Burnett at Oregon State University on Gender HCI.
During a summer research project in Cambridge, she explored end-user programming research questions related to tinkering (with Alan Blackwell) and self-efficacy (with David Good).
She is advising a project exploring gender design perspectives in physical product design, and extending these to interactive products.
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