| My name is Steven Houben and I am a PhD student at IT University under supervision of Prof. Dr. Jakob Bardram. I am a member of the Software Development Group and Pervasive Interaction Technology Lab (pIT) as well as a teaching assistant in the Pervasive Computing course. I am also part of the iCareNet project as a Marie Curie Research Fellow.
My research interests lie on the intersection of human-computer interaction, ubiquitous computing and computer supported cooperative work and is focused towards the theory, design, construction and evaluation of activity-centric computing interfaces, systems and infrastructures. More specific I focus on investigating the potential of an activity-centric approach to human – computer interaction that is supported by activity theory, a psychological meta-framework. In this context my main interest is investigating how computers, in any form or scale, can be used as an information multiplexing unit in the interconnection and structure of human activity. |
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