Henning Pohl

Henning Pohl is a tenured-track professor at Aalborg University, specializing in the field of Human-Computer Interaction, particularly at the intersection of mobile computing and mixed reality. His research interests include designing and optimizing interactive systems to cater to varying levels of user engagement, such as lightweight and casual interaction methods. His work spans areas such as full-body interaction, peripheral device interaction, haptic feedback, text input, and natural user interfaces. The aim of his research is to empower users by minimizing information overload and enhancing flexibility in interactions, thereby improving the overall user experience.

• Nov 2016 – Present·Aalborg University·Assistant Professor (Tenure Track)
  • Focused on research in mobile computing and mixed reality, as well as the design of human-computer interaction systems.
• Nov 2012 – Oct 2016·University of Copenhagen·Research Assistant
  • Contributed to multiple projects exploring innovative designs in human-computer interaction.

• Nov 2012 – Mar 2017·University of Copenhagen·Ph.D. (Computer Science)
  • Specialized in natural user interface and haptic feedback design.
• Apr 2007 – Mar 2010·[University not specified]·Master's Degree (Computer Science)
  • Focused on human-computer interaction design.
• Oct 2003 – Mar 2007·[University not specified]·Bachelor's Degree (Computer Science)
  • Established a foundation in computer science knowledge.