Italy
Associate Professor, Politecnico di Milano
Paolo Ciuccarelli is Associate Professor at the Politecnico di Milano, and a visiting lecturer at universities and research centers, including ENSCI Les Ateliers, Glasgow School of Art, British Higher School of Art and Design in Moscow, Stanford Humanities Centre, China Central Academy for Fine Arts, Universidad de Malaga and The Royal Institute of Art (Stockholm). He also participated in several postgraduate courses in other universities. He is Head of the BSc and MSc in Communication Design, and member of the Design PhD board at the Politecnico, and co-editor of the journal 'Big Data and Society'.
Paolo also is the founder and scientific director of DensityDesign Research Lab - the research lab in the Design Department of the Politecnico di Milano - that focuses on the visual representation of complex social, organisational and urban phenomena. His research and publishing activities are concentrated on the development of data, information and knowledge visualisation tools and methods to support complex decision making processes.
Event role
Lecturer
Lecture
'Empowering users by bridging the data literacy gap'
Data and services are increasingly and inevitably intertwined. Services are more and more shaped by and through data - when not translated into algorithms and automated procedures. At the same time the gap between data processes and the public - users and stakeholders - is widening as technologies become more complex, sophisticated and opaque. How can service design - with the use of data - be truly user centered, and actively involve the user in the service design process?... more>
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Friday, October 5th, 16:00
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