Hello! I'm Kim Sauvé
I'm an Associate Researcher in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) at the University of Bath. I recently finished my PhD titled “Towards Context-Senstivie Physicalization Design” at Lancaster University, UK. My PhD research focused on investigating the impact of physicality and contextual factors on physicalizations, to gain a deeper understanding of how they are experienced and interacted with in physical 3D space. More specifically, my thesis work investigated the influence of user orientation, reconfiguration strategies, and contextual information on the perception of and interaction with physicalizations, and how physicalizations are used in context.
I am specialized in Research through Design, applying design practice and developing interactive research prototypes to generate new insights for human-data interaction. In my free time I enjoy crafting, hiking, thrifting and baking.
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