Sara Eriksson

Sara Eriksson is a PhD candidate in Human-Computer Interaction at Stockholm University, affiliated with the Stockholm Technology and Interaction Research group (STIR). Her research focuses on the role of the body and technological systems in social interaction and shared cognition. Her current project explores online dance interaction in video-mediated environments. Additionally, she is part of the "Digital Futures" initiative, investigating new possibilities in gaze-controlled voice assistants and robotics interaction. Previously, she worked with the Interaction Design Research Group at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, contributing to various research projects including "Designing Engineering in an Interconnected Society" and "De-pilotization." Sara holds a Master's degree in Human-Computer Interaction, jointly awarded by Université Paris-Saclay and KTH.

• 2018–Present·Stockholm University·PhD Candidate
  • Conducts research in Human-Computer Interaction, particularly on the role of the body and technological systems in social interaction and shared cognition.
  • Participates in the "Digital Futures" initiative to explore innovative possibilities in gaze-controlled voice assistants and robotics interaction.
• Previous (Timeframe Unknown)·KTH Royal Institute of Technology·Researcher
  • Contributed to research projects such as "Designing Engineering in an Interconnected Society" and "De-pilotization."
  • Conducted research at the intersection of human-computer interaction and performing arts, designing drone choreography for opera stage performances.

• Timeframe Unknown·Université Paris-Saclay·Master's Degree
  • Human-Computer Interaction
• Timeframe Unknown·KTH Royal Institute of Technology·Master's Degree
  • Human-Computer Interaction