Silvia M. Lindtner
I am a PhD student in the department of Informatics at the University of California Irvine working with Paul Dourish as my advisor, and also closely with Gillian Hayes. My research interests are generally concerning Game Studies and Asian Studies, Ubiquitous Computing and Social Informatics. In particular, my research focuses on the intersections of digital entertainment systems with cultural, political and socio-economic infrastructures in urban spaces. I have conducted research in urban China on online and mixed reality gaming, in Orange County on suburban living scenes and on public street culture in Venice, California,
using methods such as participatory ethnography, participatory design and system deployment.
I am a PhD student in the department of Informatics at the University of California Irvine working with Paul Dourish as my advisor, and also closely with Gillian Hayes. My research interests are generally concerning Game Studies and Asian Studies, Ubiquitous Computing and Social Informatics. In particular, my research focuses on the intersections of digital entertainment systems with cultural, political and socio-economic infrastructures in urban spaces. I have conducted research in urban China on online and mixed reality gaming, in Orange County on suburban living scenes and on public street culture in Venice, California,
using methods such as participatory ethnography, participatory design and system deployment.
At UCI, I can usually be found here: LUCI, the laboratory for Ubiquitous Computing at UC Irvine. Or you can contact me at: silvia.lindtner[at]uci.edu