Graham Dove

Graham Dove is a researcher specializing in human-computer interaction design and participatory design. He is currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Technology Management and Innovation at NYU Tandon School of Engineering. His research focuses on human-centered and participatory AI design methods and the development of data-driven products, services, and artworks. His work spans areas such as health technology, community science, and digital citizenship, with a particular emphasis on employing design metaphors and novel methods in the conceptualization and prototyping of AI and machine learning. Additionally, he is the Co-Director of the Ph.D. program in Human-Centered Technology, Innovation, and Design and teaches courses on digital citizenship and innovation design for AI. Graham previously conducted research at the Centre for Participatory Information Technology at Aarhus University, Denmark, and completed his Ph.D. at City, University of London, where his research focused on "co-designing with data."

• 2020–Present·NYU Tandon School of Engineering·Assistant Professor
  • Conducts research in human-computer interaction and participatory design, focusing on AI and data-driven products; teaches courses on digital citizenship and innovation design for AI.
• 2015–2020·Centre for Participatory Information Technology, Aarhus University, Denmark·Researcher
  • Researched participatory design and the application of information technology in human-computer interaction.
• Ph.D. Period | City, University of London | Researcher
  • Focused on the intersection of design research, human-computer interaction, creativity research, and data science.

• 2011–2015·City, University of London·Ph.D.
  • Subject: Human-Computer Interaction Design, dissertation titled "Co-Designing with Data."
• Undergraduate and Master's degrees | Specific details not provided
  • Studied fields related to research and design (exact details not specified on the webpage).