FFF Seminars

FFF Seminars - or Fancy Formal Friday Seminars - is a series of weekly seminars organized by the Interaction Design group in MID.

If you do not want to miss our next seminars, you can subscribe to our mailing list here:
https://maillist.sys.kth.se/mailman/listinfo/eecs.kth.se_mid-friends
We send one email per week with seminar details, including the link to attend it live.

RSS feed of the upcoming seminars: link

Upcoming seminars:

2024, April 18. Geraldine Fitzpatrick (TU Wien).
2024, May 3. Sarah Fox (Carnegie Mellon University).
2024, May 24 Will Odom (Simon Fraser University).

Past seminars:

2024, March 8. Danielle Wilde - Food as a Force for Change: Collaboratively Embodying Systemic Transformation Across Scales, Cultures and Imaginaries [Link to abstract ]
2024, March 1. Gabrielle Benabdallah and Daniela Rosner – “Interpretive traditions in design?” [Link to abstract and video ]
2024, February 16. Anupriya Tuli – “Rethinking Menstrual Trackers Towards Period-Positive Ecologies” [Link to abstract ]
2023, December 1. Ran Zhou – “Emotional Design with Robotic Touch” [Link to abstract ]
2023, December 1. Laia Turmo Vidal – “I feel like I’m made of water”: Designing sensory feedback to enrich the aesthetic perception of the body” [Link to abstract ]
2023, June 16. Noura Howell - "Emotion AI and Fabulation: Seeking Biopolitical Futures of Respectful Care" [Link to abstract ]
2023, June 14. Panel Discussion Mark Blythe, Marco Gillies, Mads Höbye and Maria Normark “Artificial Intelligence: the monster of our times?”
2023, June 8. Panel Discussion by Bill Buxton, Susan Kozel, Per Linde and Marianna Obrist “What about the rest of the body? Designing with all the senses"
2023, June 2nd. Alexandra Kitson - "Wearable and Immersive Technologies for Good: Designing Technology to Support Mental Health and Well-being" [Link to abstract ]
2023, May 26. Paul Tennant – “Somaesthetic Evaluation?”
2023, May 12. Fiona Bell - "Designing with Biomaterials" [Link to abstract and video ]
2023, April 17. Martin Nisser - "Programming Machines and Materials for In-Space assembly" [Link to abstract and video ]
2023, April 14. Barbara Formis - "A Plea for Eco-Somaesthetics" [Link to abstract ]
2023, March 10. Marie Kochsiek - "Let's build the feminist technologies we need!" [Link to abstract ]
2023, February 24. Kristina Höök - "Balancing Herding Cats with Creating Space for Creative Diversity".
2022, December 9th. Kasper Hornbæk - "Implications for Theory". [Link to abstract ]
2022, November 25th. Jeffrey Bardzell - "The Monster Was Me: How My Safe Voyeurism of AI Came To An End". [Link to abstract and video ]
2022, October 21st. Corinna Canali - "The Objectionable within the Objectionable: Normative Censorship of Gender and Sexual Expression in Online Content Moderation". [Link to abstract ]
2022, October 14th. Caroline Claisse.
2022, September 30th. Line Henriksen - "Monster Writing – vulnerability, writing and bodies of text". [Link to abstract and video ]
2022, September 9th. Danae Ioannou - "Negative Aesthetics, Grotesque Bodies and Disgusting Fashion in the 21st century" [link to abstract and video ]
2022, May 20th. Dag Svanæs - "Designing for Somaesthetic Reflection and Transformation" [link to abstract and video ]
2022, April 8th. Tor Alexander Bruce - "Standing Up To Trauma: Designing Future Mental Healthcare Interventions Incorporating Body, Movement And Environment" [link to abstract ]
2022, April 8th. Alexandra To - "Uplifting Us: Design Opportunities in Centering Racialized Experiences in Games" [link to abstract ]
2022, April 1st. Miriah Meyer - "Visualization Design as a Critical Lens on Data" [link to abstract ]
2022, March 11th. Michael Muller - "How to Unknow the Uncertainties in Data Science" [link to abstract ]
2022, March 4th. Chris Frauenberger [Link to video and abstract ]
2022, February 25th. Ron Wakkary [Link to video and abstract ]
2022, January 28th. Stacy Hsueh - "Designing for Epistemological Diversity"
2021, December 1st. Deepika Yadav - "Supporting Ongoing Training of Community Health Workers through Mobile-based Solutions in India" [link to abstract ]
2021, October 29th. Oscar Tomico - "A 1st Person Perspective on Futures Scouting through Making" [link to recording ]
2021, September 24th. Rebecca Fiebrink - "How machine learning can support human creative practices"[link to abstract ]
2021, August 20th. Peter Dalsgaard - "Creativity and the life of ideas in interaction design” [link to recording ]
2021, June 4th. Tim Ingold - "Correspondences" [link to abstract and recording ]
2021, May 28th. Katherine Isbister - "Engineering Social Play: Technology for Being Together" [link to abstract ]
2021, April 23rd. Sarah Fdili Alaoui - "Integrating technologies in Dance: methods, creations and critical reflections" [link to abstract ]
2021, April 9th. Andrés Lucero - "Co-designed, Collocated and Playful Interactions" [link to abstract and recording ]
2021, March 19th. Claire Petitmengin - "Exploring the hidden side of lived experience through Micro-phenomenology" [link to abstract and recording ]
2021, March 12th. Susan Kozel - "Phenomenology as Practice: Variations, voices and practical implications for “doing” phenomenology" [link to abstract and recording ]
2021, February 26th. Sharifa Sultana - "Designing for Empowerment with Rural Women in Bangladesh" [link to abstract and recording ]
2021, February 19th. Angella Mackey - "Alternative Presents for Dynamic Fabric" [ link ]
2021, February 12th. Bill Gaver - "Yo-Yo Machines" [link to recording ]
2021, February 5th. Jeffrey Bardzell - "Chimeras of Boundless Glamour, Realities of Little Worth" [link to abstract and recording ].
2021, Januari 15th. Rob Comber - "The Things I do: Post-interaction and related things" [ link ]
2020, December 4th. Elisa Giaccardi - "Autonomous technology and the paradox of human-centered design” [ link ]
2020, November 27th. Dani Nikitenko - "Beside Blood – Cycle exploration"
2020, November 19th. Janin Koch - "May AI? Design Ideation with Cooperative Contextual Bandits"
2020, November 6th. Batya Friedman - "Value Sensitive Design: Designing with Moral and Technical Imaginations"