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CHRISTINE DIERK

Christine Dierk, graduate student researcher

Christine Dierk is a Research Scientist at Adobe Research.

She holds degrees in Computer Science (Ph.D. '20 - UC Berkeley; B.S. '14 - Elon University), Math (B.S. '14 - Elon University), and New Media (D.E. '20 - UC Berkeley). Her graduate research explored new form factors for wearable technologies, enabling novel interactions and relationships with technology on the body.

Christine specializes in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) with interests in wearable computing, ambient displays, fabrication, and interaction design.

Project Primrose at Adobe MAX

Research

Lotio

Lotion-Mediated Interaction with an Electronic Skin-Worn Display

Project Primrose

Project Primrose

Reflective Light-Diffuser Modules for Non-Emissive Flexible Display Systems

Use Your Head!

Exploring Interaction Modalities for Hat Technologies

AlterWear

Battery-Free Wearable Displays for Opportunistic Interactions

HäirIÖ

Human Hair as Interactive Material

AlterNail

Ambient, Batteryless, Stateful, Dynamic Displays at your Fingertips

MyPart

Personal, Portable, Accurate, Airborne Particle Counting

Spark

Sparking dialogue, igniting movements

Breakin' Beats

Making crutches clutch with instruments and such

Ukulele Fabrication

Ukulele Fabrication

Computationally designing ukuleles for fabrication

Punch

Punch your wine, and kick back.

Musical Composition/Virtual Means

Musical Composition/Virtual Means

Real-life Musical Composition through Virtual Means: an Android-application controlled, ukulele-playing robot

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