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Larissa Pschetz is a Senior Lecturer in Design Informatics at the University of Edinburgh, focusing on temporal design, ecologies, biodesign, and inclusive technologies. She completed her Microsoft-funded PhD in 2014, during which she coined the term "Temporal Design" to encourage designers to explore varied ways in which design interacts with concepts of time and sustainability across cultural, social, economic, political, and environmental dimensions. Larissa has substantial experience as a designer, having worked in research centers for IBM Watson (Cambridge, MA) and Microsoft Research (Cambridge, UK and Asia), as well as in interaction design offices in Germany including IxDS Berlin and HID Hamburg. She has published numerous works and has served as an editor and chair reviewer for high-impact venues in Design and HCI. As a supervisor, she guides practice-based PhD students in their research endeavors.
University of Edinburgh • Edinburgh, Scotland
Teaches and supervises students in the area of Design Informatics, focusing on the intersection of design and technology.
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