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Emily Corrigan-Kavanagh, PhD

Future Surrey AI Fellow & Design Academic

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I am a design researcher and academic,  currently in receipt of a fully funded 3-year fellowship with proleptic appointment to establish "Design for People-centred Artificial Intelligence (AI)" as a new design field applied to AI to support people-led AI rather than technology-led at the University of Surrey. I am also the founder and lead of the special interest group "Home Wellbeing" at the University of Surrey and am currently exploring a new design approach for "Designing AI for Home Wellbeing" as part of the "Design for People-Centred AI" programme.

 

Prior this, I was the lead Research Fellow in Design on the EPSRC funded Fellowship "AI for Sound" investigating how AI for sound technology could improve wellbeing in the home and workplace. Before that, I was the lead Research Fellow in Design on the EPSRC bid “Next Generation Paper Project” exploring new augmented paper technologies within travel and tourism at Surrey and completed a fully funded PhD in designing for home happiness using creative research methods at Loughborough University.

 

I am passion about leading design research for real-world impact that creates more resilient societies through technology, service, and social innovation. 
 

Research Interests

My research interests include designing AI for wellbeing, design for happiness and wellbeing, home, sustainability, social innovation, service design, participatory research methods, art therapy techniques, technology for social good, and creative research methods. 

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Corrigan-Kavanagh, E., Frohlich, D. and Scarles, C. (2022) ‘Re-invigorating the Photo Album: Augmenting Printed Photobooks with Digital Media’, Personal and Ubiquitous Computing.

Corrigan-Kavanagh, E., Fernandes, A. and Plumbley, M. (2022) ‘Envisioning Sound Sensing Technologies for Enhancing Urban Living’, in Proceedings of Environments by Design, Online, 1­–3 December, pp. 186–192.

Corrigan-Kavanagh, E., Frohlich, D., Yuan, H. and Bober, M. (2021) ‘Designing the Next Generation of Augmented Books’, J. of Design Research, Vol. 18, Nos. 5/6, pp.356–374.

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