Yann Seznec
Doctoral student
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Researcher
About me
I am a PhD student in the Division of Media Technology and Interaction Design at the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, with Rob Comber and Elina Eriksson as supervisors, and I am in the Sustainable Futures Lab team.
My work focuses on sound, interaction design, and sustainability. In my PhD I am looking at constraints-based design, generally focusing on critical approaches to technological interactions for sound and media.
Previously I was Game Designer in Residence at MICA Game Lab in Baltimore, USA for two years. Prior to that I lived for 13 years in Scotland, where I was founder of award-winning creative studio Lucky Frame and lecturer at the University of Abertay Dundee. I worked as a freelance artist and musician, with much of my work involving building custom instruments such as sound-responsive robots, musical pigsties, candle-based sound installations, electromechanical mushroom spore reactors, and more.
Courses
Haptics, Tactile and Tangible Interaction (DH2670), assistant
Human Perception for Information Technology (DM2350), teacher
Human-Computer Interaction, Introductory Course (DH1622), teacher
Multimodal Interaction and Interfaces (DT2140), assistant
Physical Interaction Design and Realization (DH2400), teacher, assistant
Program Development for Interactive Media (DM1595), teacher
Sensor Programming for Media Technology (DM1588), assistant, teacher