Dorothé (she/her) has been a Research Fellow at the Center for Human-Computer Interaction since May 2016. She graduated from Eindhoven University of Technology with a Master’s degree in Industrial Design. At the Center, she works as a design researcher on the project FEM*mad, which aims to remove barriers that girls* and women* experience in their access to makerspaces. Dorothé is also a PhD candidate at the Center for Human-Computer Interaction in the Embodied Interaction group. In her thesis, she focuses how digital/physical hybrid tools might support embodied sensemaking between different actors.
Teaching:
- 2016/2017: User Interface Engineering (Bachelor Computerwissenschaften, Universität Salzburg, co-taught)
- 2017/2018: Contextual Interfaces (Master Computerwissenschaften, Universität Salzburg, co-taught)
- 2018/2019: Introduction to HCI (Bacherlor Computerwissenschaften, Universität Salzburg)
- 2018/2019: Seminar for Computer Science (Master Computerwissenschaften, Universität Salzburg)
- 2018/2019: HCI Studio (Master Computerwissenschaften, Universität Salzburg)
- 2019/2020/2021: Introduction to HCI (Bachelor Computerwissenschaften, Universität Salzburg)
- 2019/2020/2021: Interaction Design (Master Human-Computer Interaction, University of Salzburg)
- 2019/2020/2021: HCI Research Project (Master Human-Computer Interaction, University of Salzburg)
Supervision:
- Florian Rätzer. 2017. Tabletop Object Localization Using Light-Responsive RFID Tags. MSc, Department of Geoinformatics. Co-supervised.
- Andreas Lindlbauer. 2018. Whiteboard Documentation, Enhancement and Sharing activated by a Wireless Remote. BSc, Department of Computer Science.
- Jennifer Wagner. 2021. Creating an Educational Mixed Reality App and Exploring the UI and UX Demands of Children. BSc, Department of Computer Science.
I am currently not taking on new thesis supervision requests.
