Nadia Campo Woytuk

Nadia Campo Woytuk is a Ph.D. candidate in Interaction Design at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, focusing on critical feminist design and technologies related to intimate bodily, social, and environmental ecosystems. Grounded in feminist posthumanism, her research investigates how to design experiences around menstruation, fertility, sexual, and reproductive health by fostering embodiment, sensory engagement, and material knowledge. She has a strong interest in the crafting of textiles and biomaterials, incorporating participatory and speculative approaches in her work. Nadia has contributed to various projects, including “Biomenstrual” and “Transforming the Colonial Archive,” and is the founder of the feminist makerspace Middla.

• 2021–Present·KTH Royal Institute of Technology·Ph.D. Candidate
  • Focus on Interaction Design, designing technologies for menstruation, fertility, and reproductive health.
• 2020–2021·KTH Royal Institute of Technology·Researcher
  • Explored innovative interaction design methods combining textiles and software art.
• 2019–2020·KTH Royal Institute of Technology·Software Artist
  • Conducted research on feminist intersections of software and knitting technology in the “Softwear” project.
• 2018–2019·Flic, Stockholm·Technical Community Manager
• 2016–2017·Visyon, Barcelona·Virtual Reality Developer

• 2017–2019·KTH Royal Institute of Technology·Master’s in Interactive Media Technology
  • Completed Master’s thesis in the Digital Women's Health group, focusing on designing menstruation cycle technologies from a feminist HCI lens.
• 2011–2015·Pompeu Fabra University·Bachelor’s in Audiovisual Systems Engineering