Bijan Aryana
I have a background in product design, and since joining academia, I have always been interested in understanding how people and organizations perceive design in various socio-economic contexts. Given this interest, throughout my professional career, I've explored areas such as country-specific design, design entrepreneurship, design for mobility, design for crisis, and design for health. I have also worked and lived in different countries, including Iran, Norway, Turkey, and the UK. My current research focus is on design for health, specifically using AI to improve mental well-being at work. I also collaborate on research projects related to inclusive design for crisis preparation. Simultaneously, I am the director of the MSc Industrial Design Engineering program at Chalmers, and I am the examiner for the course project in industrial design engineering. This course enables students to tackle complex real-world problems from a broad range of industries both nationally and internationally. The course involves close collaboration with the industry. I also examine the "Design for Experience" course and collaborate on the "Design for All" course in the master's program.
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Designing Crisis Communication for Multicultural Communities
Design Thinking: Practice and Applications
Crisis Information Design with a Human Factors/Ergonomics Perspective
Designing the S in MaaS: Behind the scenes and beyond the screens
PERSONLIG SKYDDSUTRUSTNING- Varför den används eller inte används
Bridging Design Thinking and EntreComp for Entrepreneurship Workshops: A Learning Experience
Emerging design: Integrating learning, practice and research
Design for mobile mental health: Exploring the informed participation approach
Felicitous design concept: harmonising marketing and design on product, process and strategy levels
Adopting Immersive Technologies for Design Practice: The Internal and External Barriers
Design for mobile mental health: an exploratory review
Strategies for Empowering Collective Design
ImaginationLancaster: Open-Ended, Anti-Disciplinary, Diverse
Global jams and country-specific adjustments:insights from Iran
Users’ participation in requirements gathering for smart phones applications in emerging markets
Mobile Usability: Experiences From Iran and Turkey
New Product Development and consumer culture: a review
CULTURAL ”VALUE CREATION” IN THE DESIGN OF CELLULAR PHONES
CULTURAL CUSTOMIZATION OF MOBILE COMMUNICATION DEVICES’ COMPONENTS
Culture and Mobile HCI: A Review
Glocal product design: A sustainable solution for global companies in regional and/or local markets
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Showing 6 research projects
Making AI Companions Responsible
User participation in crisis and contingency work: From passive recipient to active resource
From passive receiver to active resource in the crisis management system
Campus MaaS - A tool for transition?
MoJo - Demonstration of a sustainable mobility service (MaaS) for employees at Campus Johanneberg