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Christine Farion's research focuses on wearable technologies, prototyping, and microcontrollers, emphasizing innovation and design. She specializes in incorporating touch-sensitive fabrics into her designs to enable interactive experiences that generate sound and programmed responses. Christine has a PhD in Smart Objects from Queen Mary University of London, where she explored experience-centered design and created 'smart' RFID memory aids aimed at addressing forgetfulness. She has authored works such as 'The Ultimate Guide to Informed Wearables' and 'Prototype Purpose', which provide hands-on guidance for creating wearable technology using Arduino-based electronics. Prior to joining Dalhousie University, Christine lectured at Glasgow School of Art, where she taught co-design and interaction design. With over 15 years of teaching experience, she has also received funding from organizations including the Arts Council and British Council in the UK for her projects. Her work is dedicated to enhancing quality of life, interpersonal communication, and community well-being through technology.