Enforced socializing at Mobile Life :-)
The weekly Wednesday coffee, October 27th, in the centre. Jarmo Laaksolahti is giving a farewell and good luck speach to Helena Mentis. Helena has spent the last 12 months as an ERCIM postdoctoral fellow in the centre. She has contributed to the Supple project as well as put in work in the General Interaction Models group. Good Luck on your future work and at Microsoft research, Cambridge, Helena.
The building stones of Mobile Life Centre
Photo by: Karl-Petter Åkesson
Researchers working in the Mobile Life Centre are attracted from various research areas such as computer and systems sciences, sociology, design, media studies and media technology.
The inter-disciplinary research collaboration is performed within computer supported collaborative work, human computer interaction and ubiquitous computing.
Visiting researcher
Anna Ståhl
Ph. D. Student
Annika Waern
Professor
Arvid Engström
Ph.D. Student
Barry Brown
Associate Professor
Can Kilicbay
Intern
Carolina Johansson
Research assistant
Celia Yanqing Zhang
PhD student
Cristine Sundbom
Industrial designer MFA
Deniz Akkaya
Master Student
Elena Márquez Segura
Ph.D. student
Elin Önnevall
Ph.D. student
Elsa Kosmack Vaara
Ph.D Student
Fani Athina Papadogoula
M.Sc. thesis student
Goranka Zoric
PhD
Henriette Cramer
PhD
Jakob Tholander
Ph.D.
Jannecke Schulman
Communicator
Jarmo Laaksolahti
Ph.D.
Johanna Mercurio
Research assistant
Jon Back
Ph. D. Student
Jordi Solsona Belenguer
Ph D. student KTH
Kaisa Väänänen-Vainio-Mattila
Visiting professor
Kim Nevelsteen
Ph.D. Student
Kristina Höök
Professor
Marcus Lundén
MSc student, BSSc
Maria Holm
Coordinator
Maria Normark
PhD
Maria Lindström
Master student
Marie Denward
Ph.D.
Markus Westerlund
Ph. D. student
Matthias Korn
Ph. D. Student
Mattias Rost
Ph. D. Student
Mattias Jacobsson
Ph. D. Student
Miguel Pais
Master student
Morvarid Kashanipour
Master student
Mudassir Ahmed Mughal
Ph D student
Oskar Juhlin
Professor
Pedro Ferreira
Ph.D. Student
Petra Sundström
PhD
Sara Ljungblad
Ph.D.
Stina Nylander
Ph. D.
Tina (Bin) Zhu
Ph. D. Student
Ylva Fernaeus
PhD
Youle Chong
Interaction designer
Zeynep Ahmet
Msc
Kim Nevelsteen, Ph.D. Student +46 70 20 30 770
kim@mobilelifecentre.org
As part of Game Studio at Interactive Institute, Kim Nevelsteen is working as a PhD student from Stockholm's University in the Mobile Life Centre. KiM started in January of 2010 and is working on the combination of Mixed Reality and Pervasive Games, after having written a master thesis on a Game Design Methodology and a second master thesis on multicore processing. His background includes over 10 years of Software Engineering experience, at least 6 of which were in industry. KiM is currently working on the research and production of a pervasive game under the working title, "Heroes", where he will be concentrating on design aspects and emergent properties.