Another paper from Ubicomp 2015 in Osaka, Japan later this year. Abstract: “Time perception is the result of the physical progression of events and the…
The paper I will be presenting at Ubicomp 2015 in Osaka, Japan later this year. Abstract: “Activity trackers are increasingly popular, but they have high…
Tracking Physical Activity: Problems Related to Running Longitudinal Studies with Commercial Devices
My paper from the “Disasters in Personal Informatics” workshop at Ubicomp 2013. PAPER LINK: Tracking Physical Activity: Problems Related to Running Longitudinal Studies with Commercial…
Last autumn, 2014, I spent 3-months in Georgia Tech running an academic interview study with users of activity trackers (more details in a future publication!).…
As a PhD student doing qualitative research I spend an awful lot of my life transcribing. Details of my transcription strategy are probably best suited…
I’m excited to say that I have once again been chosen as a finalist in the EPSRC Research Photo competition! This time I was selected as…
For the last few years I’ve attempted (and failed) to complete the photo-a-day challenge. I usually get to the end of January and then find…
Seeing as it’s been a year since I posted an update on here, I figured it was about time I put something… So here’s a…
I’m very excited to say that my submission to the 2013 EPSRC Science Photo Competition was selected as second place in the “Innovation” category! My…
For those of you who’ve not heard of the Rapha Festive 500, it’s an online challenge to ride 500km (about 310 miles) over 8 days…