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  1. Bossen, Claus

    Actor-network-theory (ANT), Computer-supported cooperative work, Electronic patient records, Ethnography, IT in the health service, Organisation theory, Organisational changes and IT, Organisations, Participant observation, Pervasive healthcare, Qualitative methods, Sociotechnical perspectives on work, management and technology, Working practise and the use of IT

    • Dalsgaard, Peter

      Design processes, Digital and physical spaces, Innovation and IT, Interaction design, Interactive rooms, buildings and urban environments, Psychology of creativity, User participation in systems development (participatory design), Userdriven innovation

      • Danholt, Peter

        Pervasive Computing, Computer-supported cooperative work, Design and Systems Development, Gender and technology, Globalisation, technology, IT in the health service, Innovation and IT, Organisational changes and IT, Pervasive healthcare, Philosophy and history of technology, Research method (fieldwork, qualitative and ethnographic methods), Sociotechnical perspectives on work, management and technology, Working practise and the use of IT

        • Hansen, Lone Koefoed

          Aesthetic interaction, Design, Digital Media, Digital aesthetics, Feminist critique of technology, Interaction design, Interactive rooms, buildings and urban environments, Multimedia Aesthetics and Digital Art

          • Højlund, Marie

            Aesthetic interaction, Digital music and sound, Experience-oriented IT, Interactive rooms, buildings and urban environments, Music from films, Signal processing of sound, Sound art, Sound culture, Sound space

            • Iversen, Ole Sejer

              Pervasive Computing, Adaptive design, Aesthetic interaction, Comprehensive technology, Design as learning, Design processes (Children and IT), Development psychology, Digital and physical spaces, Experience-oriented IT, IT support for cooperation (CSCW), Interaction design, Interactive rooms, buildings and urban environments, Technology with learning potential, User participation in systems development (participatory design)

              • Radhakrishnan, Unnikrishnan

                Augmented reality, Interaction design, Mixed reality, Tangible and embodied interaction, Virtual Reality, kinesthetic interaction