Research Students

Research and Development of an Urban Data Agnostic Participatory Visualisation Framework for Smart Cities, supervised by Assoc. Prof. Markus Rittenbruch, Prof. Marcus Foth, Assoc. Prof. Peta Mitchell

Exploring the Potential of Playful Digital Participatory Tools for Marginal Groups in Emerging Urban Contexts, supervised by Prof. Marcus Foth and Dr Glenda Caldwell

Enabling People-Plant Engagement in Office Buildings through Technologically Mediated Environments, supervised by Prof. Marcus Foth and Dr Yasuhiro Santo

Intermediation as Practice: Joining the Dots between Community, Culture and Commerce, supervised by Prof. Marcus Foth and Prof. Greg Hearn

From Design to Implementation: Distributed Ledger Technology for Trust-less Food Supply Chains, supervised by Prof. Marcus Foth and Assoc. Prof. Xavier Boyen

Interaction of pedestrian behaviour and the formation of a pedestrian network in the conditions of historic areas of dense cities, supervised by Dr Mirko Guaralda and Prof. Marcus Foth

The Machine, the Virus, and Nature: The Role of Agency and Data Governance for More-than-Human Futures, supervised by Prof. Marcus Foth and Assoc. Prof. Peta Mitchell

Design responses to social changes in urban environments, supervised by Prof. Marcus Foth and Prof. Greg Hearn

Institutional Cultures and How They Affect Participatory Planning: Challenges and Strategic Responses (eprints >), supervised by Prof. Marcus Foth and Dr Mirko Guaralda

Alternative Forms of Citymaking: Insights and Implications from South Africa and Australia (eprints >), supervised by Prof. Marcus Foth, Assoc. Prof. Markus Rittenbruch, and Assoc. Prof. Nancy Odendaal (University of Cape Town, South Africa)

The Rise of Casual Creative Environments: Towards a Socially Embedded View of Innovation Precursors and Processes (eprints >), supervised by Prof. Marcus Foth and Prof. Greg Hearn

Humanising the Smart City: Co-creation Redefined in Pursuit of Systemic Change (eprints >), supervised by Prof. Marcus Foth, Dr Ronald Schroeter, and Assoc. Prof. Markus Rittenbruch

Do Touch: The Impact of Tangible Interaction on Situated Community Engagement (eprints >), supervised by Dr Jared Donovan, Prof. Marcus Foth, and Assoc. Prof. Markus Rittenbruch

The Right to the Digital City: The Role of Urban Imaginaries in Participatory Citymaking (eprints >), supervised by Prof. Marcus Foth and Assoc. Prof. Peta Mitchell

Connecting to Self, Community, and Environment: Energy Conservation and Well-being in Households with Low Income (eprints >), supervised by Prof. Marcus Foth and Assoc. Prof. Evonne Miller

The Mundane Lives of Households: A Design Exploration into Everyday Resource Sufficiency in the Home (eprints >), supervised by Prof. Marcus Foth and Prof. Gavin Sade

Risky Gadgets to the Rescue: Reframing In-Car Technology Use as Task Engagement (eprints >), supervised by Dr Ronald Schroeter and Prof. Marcus Foth

Participatory Data Analytics: Designing Visualisation and Composition Interfaces for Collaborative Sensemaking on Large Interactive Screens (eprints >),  supervised by Dr Markus Rittenbruch and Prof. Marcus Foth

Street Interventions for Change: Designing with Grassroots Organisations (eprints >), supervised by Prof. Marcus Foth, Assoc. Prof. Gavin Sade, and Dr Jaz Choi

Media Architecture: Facilitating the Co-Creation of Place (eprints >), supervised by Dr Mirko Guaralda, Dr Jennifer Seevinck, and Prof. Marcus Foth

Influencing Public Transport Passenger Experiences via Mobile Social Services (eprints >), supervised by Assoc. Prof. Dian Tjondronegoro and Prof. Marcus Foth

Technology-Mediated Tools for Shaping Experiences in Urban Commuter Trains (eprints >), supervised by Prof. Marcus Foth, Prof. Andry Rakotonirainy, and Dr Markus Rittenbruch

Growing Food in the City: A Study Across Interaction Design and Urban Agriculture (eprints >), supervised by Prof. Marcus Foth and Dr Jaz Choi

Mobile Interaction Design Approaches for Reducing Domestic Food Waste (eprints >), supervised by Prof. Marcus Foth and Dr Jaz Choi

Understanding the Implications of Digital Interactions on the Design of Public Urban Spaces (eprints >), supervised by Prof. Marcus Foth and Assoc. Prof. Evonne Miller

Connecting People to their Resource Consumption through Real-Time Data Visualisations (eprints >), supervised by Assoc. Prof. Marcus Foth and Prof. Paul Roe

The Embodied Hybrid Space: Designing Social and Digital Interventions to Facilitate Connected Learning in Coworking Spaces (eprints >), supervised by Assoc. Prof. Marcus Foth, Dr Daniel Johnson, and Dr Ronald Schroeter

Influencing the Experience of People in Urban Public Places through Mobile Mediated Interactions (eprints >), supervised by Assoc. Prof. Marcus Foth and Assoc. Prof. Dian Tjondronegoro

Discussions in Space: Interactive Urban Screens for Enhancing Citizen Engagement (eprints >), supervised by Assoc. Prof. Marcus Foth, Prof. Paul Roe, and Dr Christine Satchell

Playpolis: Transyouth and Urban Networking in Seoul (eprints >), supervised by Distinguished Prof. Stuart Cunningham, Assoc. Prof. Michael Keane, and Assoc. Prof. Marcus Foth

The Present via the Past: An Archaelogical Approach to Analysing the Design and Use of a Contemporary Urban Village (eprints >), supervised by Prof. Greg Hearn and Dr Marcus Foth