Team
I’m Co-Head of the Bristol Interaction Group and I lead the Diverse-Ability Interaction Lab. We are interested in designing, engineering and evaluating multisensory and cross-sensory technologies and in understanding how they can support inclusive interactions between disabled and non-disabled people across a range of domains and contexts, from education to work and leisure.
Postdocs
PhD students
Visitors & Alumni

Dr Clare Cullen
Postdoctoral researcher 2017-2020: Inclusive education technologies for blind and visually-impaired children

Dr Helen Deeks
Previous PhD student (finished 2020) Virtual reality environment for interactive biomolecular drug discovery
MSc students
- Linda Lomencikova: Collaborative Writing Accessibility and the Distribution of the Labour of Access in Mixed-ability Teams of Visually Impaired and Sighted Users
- Side Gao: Crossmodal Emotion Tags for Calendar Applications
- (2018)
- Scott Banyard: Therapeutic Virtual Reality and Multisensory Interaction
- (2017)
- Jiayun Wang: Audio-haptic displays of awareness in groupware systems
- Harry Mumford-Turner: Chatbots, crossmodal display and habit formation
- Zhuolin Yang: Crossmodal shape display
- Joe Hutchinson: Overviewing code structure through non-visual displays
- James Emeads: Interactive memory box for people with dementia
Summer Interns
- (2022)
- Yohan Duclos: Web plugin for crossmodal stimuli manipulation
- (2021)
- Grace Stangroome: Multisensory tools for people with dementia
- (2019)
- Dean Ho: Multisensory storytelling tools
- Juan Quintero Ovalle: Multisensory storytelling tools
- Baptiste Robert: accessible multisensory DIY toolkits
- (2018)
- Alex Turner: accessible multisensory DIY toolkits
- Rachel Jeffries-Harris: multisensory memory box