Janne Mascha Beuthel
Personal Information
- KeywordsDesign researchwearable technologytextile designfashion designfeminist theorycraftsmanshipinteraction designautoethnography
- OrganizationSalzburg University of Applied Sciences
- EducationUniversity of Salzburg
- Emailjannemascha.beuthel@plus.ac
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Biography
Janne Mascha Beuthel is a researcher and PhD candidate specializing in Human-Computer Interaction design, currently working in the Department of Human-Computer Interaction at the University of Salzburg, Austria. Her research areas include design research, wearable technology, textile design, and fashion design, with additional focus on feminist theory and craftsmanship. Her work centers on exploring the safety of bodily experiences and fostering innovation in interaction design. She is also actively involved in autoethnography-based research, aiming to integrate individual perspectives into mainstream Human-Computer Interaction studies.
Work Experience
- Present·Salzburg University of Applied Sciences·Researcher
- Engaged in advanced Human-Computer Interaction design research, exploring possibilities of interaction between humans and technology.
Education
- Present·University of Salzburg·Doctoral Research
- Focused on Human-Computer Interaction design, with an emphasis on bodily experiences and their safety.
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