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Free University of Bozen-Bolzano

Tenured full professors | Human-Computer Interaction

Antonella De Angeli

Antonella.DeAngeli@unibz.it

+39 0471 016041

BZ P3.09
Faculty of Engineering
Dominikanerplatz 3 - piazza Domenicani, 3
39100
Bozen-Bolzano

Short bio

Antonella holds a PhD in Experimental Psychology from the University of Trieste (Italy) where she also completed a 2-year post-doctoral research in Applied Cognitive Psychology. After 4-year industrial experience at the Advanced Technology and Research group of NCR Ltd (UK) as senior HCI researcher, her academic career included the University of Manchester (2004-2007 School of Informatics Lecturer; 2007-2009 Manchester Business School Senior Lecturer), the University of Trento (2009-2018 Associate Professor) and the University of Lincoln (2015-2018 Professor of Human-Computer Interaction). Antonella has a track record of successful social innovation projects, including the H2020 PieNews (p.i) and Acanto projects, the MIUR Infanzia Digitales and Citta’ Educante, and the FP7 Servface. 
 

Courses

Human Computer Interaction

76095 · INF/01 · Master in Software Engineering · EN

Research Methods

71061 · INF/01 · PhD Programme in Computer Science · EN

Scientific Writing and Communication

76246 · M-FIL/02 · Bachelor in Computer Science · EN

User Research

71079 · INF/01 · PhD Programme in Computer Science · EN

User Research and Ethics

95201 · PhD Programme in Experimental Research through Design, Art and Technologies · EN

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Main Research Areas

My research involves a Humanistic exploration of technology which brings the human to the forefront of design while grounding on the Renaissance emphasis on education as the key element for promoting civic participation and on participatory design as a way to promote democratic activism.