Hello! I'm Kim Sauvé (she/her)
I'm a Research Associate in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) at the University of Bath. My doctoral research focused on exploring how the physical characteristics and contextual elements of physicalizations influence individuals’ perception and interaction with tangible information. I specialize in Research Through Design, applying design practice and developing interactive research prototypes to generate novel insights for human-data interaction. My overarching research goal is to design tangible data experiences that seamlessly integrate into people’s daily lives. These experiences aim to transform raw data into meaningful information, fostering reflection, facilitating discussion, and informing decision-making processes.
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