Things of Design
An ongoing workshop series on research through design
Research Products and Time: When, For How Long, And Then What?
- Pace Layers and Research Products. David Chatting, Caroline Claisse, Ben Morris, Sara Wolf, and Abigail C Durrant
- Wearing AI-Powered Gadgets: Exploring Privacy, Ethics, and Design Challenges of First-Person AI Devices. Rintaro Chujo, Ayumi Takagi, Shun Naoi, Reika Nakamura, Yuchi Yahagi, Katsufumi Matsui, and Young ah Seong
- Balancing the Timing and Pacing of Design Creation. Jeanette Falk
- The Bug Hotel ten years on: a More-than-Human Research through Design study. Sara Heitlinger
- Researchers’ Personal Growth in Research through Design. Jeffrey C. F. Ho
- Research through Implementing Design. Karin Johansson and Jon Back
- Experiential Outcomes of Long-Term Use: Five and a half years with a Research Product. William Odom
- Reflecting on the Multi-Functional Artifacts of Arca: A Privacy-Enhancing Smart Device for You and Your Extended Household James Pierce and Project Team
- Fields of Interpretation: Design in Flux. Namrata Primlani
- The Image with Temporality by Luminous Bacteria and Digital Screen Printing. Takumi Saeki
- Technological Foundations for Long-Term HCI Research: A Case for Simplicity. Klaus Stephan
- Designing Memorial Rituals and Practices: Overcoming Sensitive Contexts and the Constraints of Trial and Error. Daisuke Uriu
- Temporal Gaps and Speculative Reconstructions in Research through Design. Catherine Wieczorek
- Temporal Perspectives on Exploring PaperWave: a Document-to-Audio Adaptation System powered by LLMs. Yuchi Yahagi, Rintaro Chujo, Yuga Harada, Changyo Han, Kohei Sugiyama, and Takeshi Naemura
- Design Artifacts, Participants and Continued Dialogue: What Happens During and After the Deployment? MinYoung Yoo, Samann Pinder, Samuel Barnett, and William Odom