Steven Houben
Personal Information
- KeywordsHuman-Computer InteractionPhysical ComputingCollaborative ComputingHuman-AI InteractionAugmented Device EcosystemsTangible InteractionData Materialization
- OrganizationEindhoven University of Technology
- Education (Institution)Lancaster University
- Emails.houben@tue.nl
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Biography
Steven Houben is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Industrial Design at Eindhoven University of Technology. His research focuses on the intersection of Human-Computer Interaction and Physical Computing, exploring principles of collaborative computing and developing new technologies for human-data/AI interaction. His work emphasizes designing AI-augmented intelligent device ecosystems to support novel collaboration and mobile work, as well as developing tangible and physical interaction paradigms for human-computer interaction. Houben has published extensively in top-tier academic conferences such as CHI, CSCW, and TEI and is an active scholar in the field of interactive systems research.
Work Experience
- 2021–Present·Eindhoven University of Technology·Assistant Professor
- Research areas include Human-Computer Interaction, Physical Computing, Collaborative Computing, and Human-AI Interaction.
- 2016–2021·Lancaster University·Assistant Professor (Lecturer)
- Conducted research on interactive systems in the School of Computing and Communications.
- 2015–2016·University College London·Postdoctoral Research Associate
- Conducted research in the Department of Computer Science.
- 2011–2014·Pervasive Interaction Technology Lab·Researcher
- Engaged in research on pervasive interaction technologies.
Education
- 2011–2014·Lancaster University·PhD
- Specialized in Pervasive Interaction Technologies.
- 2011·Computer Science·MSc in Human-Computer Interaction
- Obtained a Master’s degree in Human-Computer Interaction.
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