Digital Interactions Lab UvA
@dilab-uva.bsky.social
The DILAB is a Human-Computer Interaction research group within the Informatics Institute at the University of Amsterdam.
Website: https://uva-dilab.com/
Website: https://uva-dilab.com/
The article lays out the PETLP framework (Privacy-by-design Extract-Transform-Load-Present) to address the tangled legal & ethical terrain of AI research using social media data.
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A practical blueprint for legal and ethical AI research - Impact of Social Sciences
To use public data researchers must navigate legal regulations & platform norms. The PETLP framework shows how privacy-by-design can be built in at the outset.
blogs.lse.ac.uk
November 6, 2025 at 2:25 PM
The article lays out the PETLP framework (Privacy-by-design Extract-Transform-Load-Present) to address the tangled legal & ethical terrain of AI research using social media data.
🔗 blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsoci...
🔗 blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsoci...
Amar's work explores how soft magnetic materials can be made accessible tools for designers creating shape-changing interfaces!
Read more about Mijksenaar Lab and their work here: mijksenaar.com/lab
Read more about Mijksenaar Lab and their work here: mijksenaar.com/lab
Lab › Mijksenaar
To cultivate new insights in our field, we initiate research and establish diverse partnerships that foster innovation and multidisciplinary collaboration. Our findings are disseminated through public...
mijksenaar.com
October 8, 2025 at 2:54 PM
Amar's work explores how soft magnetic materials can be made accessible tools for designers creating shape-changing interfaces!
Read more about Mijksenaar Lab and their work here: mijksenaar.com/lab
Read more about Mijksenaar Lab and their work here: mijksenaar.com/lab
What does BEAT aim to do?
• Centre people’s lived experience to identify everyday accessibility challenges such as broken elevators and mis-parked bikes.
• Integrate AI, design and policy to generate solutions that are inclusive and practical.
Learn more here:
ivi.uva.nl/content/news...
@uva.nl
• Centre people’s lived experience to identify everyday accessibility challenges such as broken elevators and mis-parked bikes.
• Integrate AI, design and policy to generate solutions that are inclusive and practical.
Learn more here:
ivi.uva.nl/content/news...
@uva.nl
€3.8M Research project led by IvI Boosts Accessibility in Dutch Cities - Informatics Institute
An NWO-KIC grant led by Hamed Alavi from the Digital Interactions Lab has received €3.8M. The project explores a radically new approach to inclusive city-making, grounded in people’s lived experiences...
ivi.uva.nl
September 23, 2025 at 9:39 AM
What does BEAT aim to do?
• Centre people’s lived experience to identify everyday accessibility challenges such as broken elevators and mis-parked bikes.
• Integrate AI, design and policy to generate solutions that are inclusive and practical.
Learn more here:
ivi.uva.nl/content/news...
@uva.nl
• Centre people’s lived experience to identify everyday accessibility challenges such as broken elevators and mis-parked bikes.
• Integrate AI, design and policy to generate solutions that are inclusive and practical.
Learn more here:
ivi.uva.nl/content/news...
@uva.nl
📖 "An Umbrella Review of Reporting Quality in CHI Systematic Reviews: Guiding Questions and Best Practices for HCI" - Katja Rogers et al.
This umbrella review evaluates systematic reviews at CHI using PRISMA/ENTREQ and offers guiding questions to improve transparency & rigour in future reporting.
This umbrella review evaluates systematic reviews at CHI using PRISMA/ENTREQ and offers guiding questions to improve transparency & rigour in future reporting.
July 4, 2025 at 10:33 AM
📖 "An Umbrella Review of Reporting Quality in CHI Systematic Reviews: Guiding Questions and Best Practices for HCI" - Katja Rogers et al.
This umbrella review evaluates systematic reviews at CHI using PRISMA/ENTREQ and offers guiding questions to improve transparency & rigour in future reporting.
This umbrella review evaluates systematic reviews at CHI using PRISMA/ENTREQ and offers guiding questions to improve transparency & rigour in future reporting.
🏆 Honourable Mention: "Python is for girls! Masculinity, Femininity, and Queering Inclusion at Hackathons" - Siân Brooke
An examination of how queerness is expressed—but also constrained—by tech’s masculine norms at 7 UK hackathons.
An examination of how queerness is expressed—but also constrained—by tech’s masculine norms at 7 UK hackathons.
July 4, 2025 at 10:33 AM
🏆 Honourable Mention: "Python is for girls! Masculinity, Femininity, and Queering Inclusion at Hackathons" - Siân Brooke
An examination of how queerness is expressed—but also constrained—by tech’s masculine norms at 7 UK hackathons.
An examination of how queerness is expressed—but also constrained—by tech’s masculine norms at 7 UK hackathons.
Our CHI papers this year:
🏆 Best Paper: "What Do We Design for When We Design Smart Buildings?" - Shruti Rao, Katja Rogers, Judith Good, Hamed Alavi
A scoping review of 192 papers on human experience in smart buildings – mapping out human experiences, design mechanisms, and associated technologies.
🏆 Best Paper: "What Do We Design for When We Design Smart Buildings?" - Shruti Rao, Katja Rogers, Judith Good, Hamed Alavi
A scoping review of 192 papers on human experience in smart buildings – mapping out human experiences, design mechanisms, and associated technologies.
July 4, 2025 at 10:33 AM
Our CHI papers this year:
🏆 Best Paper: "What Do We Design for When We Design Smart Buildings?" - Shruti Rao, Katja Rogers, Judith Good, Hamed Alavi
A scoping review of 192 papers on human experience in smart buildings – mapping out human experiences, design mechanisms, and associated technologies.
🏆 Best Paper: "What Do We Design for When We Design Smart Buildings?" - Shruti Rao, Katja Rogers, Judith Good, Hamed Alavi
A scoping review of 192 papers on human experience in smart buildings – mapping out human experiences, design mechanisms, and associated technologies.