Anne Roudaut

Anne Roudaut is Professor of Human-Computer Interaction in the School of Computer Science at the University of Bristol and Head of the Bristol Interaction Group (BIG). Her research is rooted in HCI and creates synergies with Material Engineering and Soft Robotics. Her work focuses on shape-changing interfaces, morphing, sensing and display materials (including programmable inks), and personal fabrication for end-users. She studies how reconfigurable and deformable devices can move beyond the limitations of static computer forms and support more user-adapted interaction.

• 2022–present·University of Bristol·Professor of Human-Computer Interaction
• 2019–2022·University of Bristol·Associate Professor
• 2018–2019·University of Bristol·Senior Lecturer
• 2015–2018·University of Bristol·Lecturer
• 2012–2015·Bristol Interaction Group, University of Bristol·Research Assistant
• 2010–2012·Hasso Plattner Institute, Potsdam, Germany·Post-doctoral Researcher
• 2006–2010·Télécom ParisTech, Paris, France·Senior Teaching Associate

• 2010·Télécom ParisTech, France·PhD in Computer Science (highest honours)
• 2004–2006·Université Joseph Fourier, France·MSc in Computer Science (highest honours, valedictorian)
• 2004–2006·Université Joseph Fourier, France·Magister in Computer Science / MSc double diploma (honours)
• 2001–2003·Université Joseph Fourier, France·BSc in Computer Science

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