Caroline Claisse

About

I am a Lecturer in Human-Computer Interaction and Interaction Design at Open Lab, Newcastle University. In my research, I take a co-creative and design-led approach to explore with care the role of digital technologies in our lives. I am interested in envisioning alternatives to dominant narratives and cultures by learning from experiences of making and relating differently with existential, relational and spiritual matters at the core of my process. I also draw from Feminist, Social Justice and More-than-Human discourses to critically inform my work. My ongoing research includes co-designing supportive technologies for self-care and self-management of health conditions; exploring data-driven practices and innovation for community wellbeing; addressing health inequalities in maternal menta

Education

• PhD in Design, 2019
• Royal College of Art
• University of the Arts London

Selected publications

• Insights from ERicar: Engaging Roma women in the co-creation of an antenatal care information resource
• Perspectives of healthcare professionals and people living with HIV in dialogue: on information sharing to improve communication at the consultation
• 'Chugging along, plugging in and out of it': Understanding a place-based approach for community-based support of mental health recovery
• People with long-term conditions sharing personal health data via digital health technologies: A scoping review to inform design
• Engaging Czech-Slovak Roma women in the co-creation of an antenatal care information resource
• Patient-generated data in the management of HIV: a scoping review
• Co-Creative Visual Poetic Inquiry for communicating lived experience of HIV self-management and self-care
• Re-Interpreting Historic Interiors to Bring the House to Life
• Resound: A Moment of Reflection in a Techno-Spiritual RtD Inquiry
• Pace Layers and Research Products