James Hodge

James Hodge is a researcher focused on Human-Computer Interaction and design studies related to dementia. He is currently a PhD student at Open Lab, Newcastle University. His research aims to advance technology development and social inclusion for people living with dementia through virtual reality, participatory design, and ethical approaches. He has presented academic papers at numerous international conferences, exploring how design and technology can enhance the quality of life for dementia patients and their families. His work also covers innovative designs in intergenerational communities and virtual reality, aiming to provide greater support and care for vulnerable populations.

• 2023–Present·Newcastle University·Researcher
  • Focused on participatory design research in technology development for dementia

• 2018–Present·Newcastle University·PhD Student
  • Specializing in Human-Computer Interaction, with research on technology development and ethical design in dementia care