Lenia Margariti

About

I am a postdoctoral researcher in TORUS programme. My research interests lie in Human-Building-Interaction, Human-Centred Smart Buildings and IoT/Adaptive Architecture for health and wellbeing. My work is primarily design-led, exploring how technologies and interfaces can support health and wellbeing in data-rich environments. I have experience working with sensory data; mixed methods of data analysis; and strong skills in digital and physical prototyping.

Education

• PhD in Human Computer Interaction
• MSc Architecture
• SCQF8 in Software Design and Development

Selected publications

• Co-Designing for Wellbeing in the Hybrid Smart Workplace
• Smartphone Apps for Food Purchase Choices: Scoping Review of Designs, Opportunities, and Challenges
• Understanding the Experiences of Remote Workers: Opportunities for Ambient Workspaces at Home
• Human Building Interaction and Design for Climate Change
• Evaluating ActuAir: Building Occupants' Experiences of a Shape-Changing Air Quality Display
• Understanding occupants’ experiences in quantified buildings: results from a series of exploratory studies
• Automated mapping of competitive and collaborative overlapping talk in video meetings
• ActuAir: Exploring Physicalizations of Air Quality at the Workplace