Cristiano Storni

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Cristiano Storni is graduated in HCI and holds a PhD in Information Systems and Organization at the Faculty of Sociology (Dept. of Social Research) in the University of Trento. After having collected experiences in consultancy and action-research, Cristiano is now Post-doc research fellow at the Interaction Design Centre at the department of Computer Science and Information Systems (University of Limerick). He is actually leading the sociological strand of FutureComm, an Irish national program for research in Third-Level institutions that aims to envision the future of ICT and services in various domains. His research is concerned with the social shaping of technology, the notion of appropriation and the future of ICT in the domain of Health Care, web 2.0, open software and hardware. He is actually focusing on the future of self-care practices and the changing role of designers in ICT.

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Erik Geelhoed

Erik Geelhoed - with a background in psychology - worked at Hewlett-Packard Research Laboratories, Bristol from 1991 until November 2009. He is an internationally recognised expert in design research with outstanding track record of global collaborations and a wide network of industrial and academic partners. Multi-lingual; an accomplished communicator across cultures with extensive user knowledge of a range of business and IT systems. Highly adaptable; able to quickly comprehend and formulate approaches to find solutions to new and diverse problems and situations.
His main area of interest is Pervasive Media & Mobile Computing .g. Media-Scapes, Eyeglass Displays, Fashion & Wearables (with Central St Martins College of Art and Design), Net-Books in Education, Context Sensors and Actuators, Digital Storytelling, HP's Halo Telepresence system, he initiated and set up Digital City Bristol.

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Arjen Sondag

Arjen Sondag is an Interaction Designer, researcher and artist concentrating on physical interaction design, smart systems and context awareness. His main interests is how we can interact with all the smart products that are going to be developed in the near future and that are too small for normal interaction paradigms. Normally he will do research, conceptualize the ideas and then rapid prototype the solution to prove the concept.

Arjen Sondag

Marcus Kirsch

Marcus Kirsch is Artist, Consultant, Designer ProjectManager and Programmer. He holds a BA in Graphic Design, an MA in Computer Related Design from Royal College of Art in London, after which he worked as researcher at the MIT Europe in Dublin. His projects are based on a wide range of media from web over interactive objects to spacial installations. He is the founder of ResonanceDesign, a creative consulting and production agency and is currently working for the Science Museum, London, UK as current and future media designer.

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