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Katie Seaborn

Katie Seaborn

Associate Professor
University of Cambridge

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Ito Kano

Kanoh Ito

Lab Assistant (FY25~)
Institute of Science Tokyo

Elena Petrovskaya

Elena Petrovskaya

Postdoctoral Research Associate
University of Cambridge

Yijia Wang

Yijia Wang

Ph.D. Student
Institute of Science Tokyo

Industrial Engineering and Economics (IEE) via IGP

China Government Scholarship

Micron Foundation Publication Activity Support Recipient (FY23)

Gloria Zhang

Xiaodan Gloria Zhang

Ph.D. Student
Institute of Science Tokyo

Industrial Engineering and Economics (IEE) via IGP

Tokyo Tech Tsubame Scholarship for Doctoral Students (FY24)

Kaoru Seki

Kaoru Seki

Ph.D. Student
University of Cambridge

Computer Science and Technology (CST)

Co-supervised with Simone Teufel

[TBD] Scholarship

Research Assistants

Afifah Kashif

CHIA MPhil Candidate, University of Cambridge

George Li

CST Undergraduate Student, University of Cambridge

Émilie Fabre

Former PhD Student and Research Assistant, The University of Tokyo

Jack Seymour

CST Undergraduate Student and UROP, University of Cambridge

Exchange Students

René Schäfer

Visiting Doctoral Student from the Media Computing Group at RWTH Aachen University, Germany

Sangavi Shanthakumar

Visiting Doctoral Student from CASA, Ruhr University Bochum, Germany

Tobias Pellkvist

Young Science and Engineering Researchers Program (YSEP) recipient from TU Wien, Austria

Paul Riesch

International Visiting Student from Stuttgart Media University, Germany

Taro Nakajima

International Visiting Student from Stuttgart Media University, Germany

Lucas Morillo-Mendez

FY22 Newbreed Secondment programme participant from Örebro University, Sweden

Julia Keckeis

FY25 JST PRESTO Researcher

FY22 ACAP programme participant from TU Berlin, Germany

Bonhee Ku

FY22 AUOTULE programme participant from KAIST, South Korea

Nabila Haikal

FY21 International Exchange Student from the University of Indonesia

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Heriot Watt University
Toronto Metropolitan University
Monash University
Chalmers University of Technology
University of Northern British Columbia
AIST
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Robert Gordon University
Keio University
Simon Fraser University
Tokyo University of Science
University of Oxford
The University of Toronto
TU Wien
University College London
University of Amsterdam
Google
Saarland University of Applied Sciences (htw saar)
Northeastern University
The University of Tokyo
gDial
Purdue University
University of Waterloo
RIKEN AIP
University College Dublin
University of Duisburg-Essen
University of Bremen
Microsoft

Dr. Katie Seaborn is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Technology (CST) at the University of Cambridge. They are also a Network Member in the Centre for Science and Policy (CSaP) and an Associate Fellow in the Centre for Human-Inspired Artificial Intelligence (CHIA). At the University of Cambridge, Dr. Seaborn is Director of the Aspirational Computing Lab (established 2020). They are also a Visiting Associate Professor (特定准教授) in the Department of Industrial Engineering and Economics (IEE) and were previously an Associate Faculty Member in the Engineering Sciences and Design (ESD) program at Institute of Science Tokyo (formerly Tokyo Institute of Technology).

Before academia, Dr. Seaborn worked in the public and private sectors as an interaction designer, user experience developer, and web programmer in Canada and the UK.

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