Human-Centred Computing

The Human-Centred Computing (HCC) section aims to fundamentally understand and improve the relation between computational technology and people.
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Our research focuses on using computing to support people’s activities and well-being; inventing new ways for people to interact with technology, and understanding how human capabilities are influenced by technology. We are one of Europe’s leading HCI research centres and a diverse, highly collaborative group of researchers that strives to provide a welcoming, supportive, and caring environment for all.

Our research interests include future user interfaces (shape-changing, AR/VR, mobile and body-based), collaborative technologies, health informatics, and digital fabrication – advancing how we design, evaluate, and understand human–technology interaction.

Led by Professor Barry Brown, the Human-Centred Computing section brings together an international team of researchers dedicated to rethinking how technology can best support people’s lives through innovative and impactful research.

 

 

 

Barry Alan Brown

Head of Section

Barry Alan Brown
Professor

Phone +45 35 32 74 90
barry@di.ku.dk