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Sara Nabil is an Assistant Professor at Queen's University in the School of Computing. She leads the HCI Design Studio and specializes in human-computer interaction, designing computational spaces and wearable technology. She completed her PhD at Newcastle University, focusing on interaction design, where she explored the integration of interior and fashion product design with seamless soft sensing and e-textiles. Her research delves into smart materials that are malleable and capable of changing shape and color. Sara's work has been showcased in notable exhibitions including 'Living Adaptive Architecture' at the Lakeside Arts Gallery in Nottingham and 'Persuasive Pharmacy Space' during the London Design Festival, both in 2018. Her background includes a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science in Computing, alongside previous roles as an HCI lecturer, interior designer, and senior software developer.
Queen's University • Kingston, ON
Leading the HCI Design Studio, focusing on designing computational spaces and interaction design.
CIL (Creative Interactions Lab), Carleton University • Ottawa, ON
Conducted research on human-computer interaction design.
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Taught courses related to human-computer interaction.
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Worked on interior design projects.
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Developed software solutions.
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