Mirabelle Jones is a creative technologist, educator, researcher, and transdisciplinary artist focused on the development of storytelling technologies, educational activism, and ethical AI. In their practice, they design and develop immersive art experiences, biofeedback wearables, educational toolkits, mixed reality sculptures, endurance performances, AI artworks, and interactive “readable” objects. They are…

Lenore Edman is a co-founder of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories and likes to play at the intersections of food, electronics, papercraft, engineering and art. When Lenore and her partner moved to California, their kitchen table broke. They decided that they needed to make a new table — most people would…

Kendra is the Head of Hardware at Airtame, a Danish startup which has a product line for wireless presentations, digital signage and cloud management, with over 200.000 products sold globally. Originally from Calgary, Canada, and educated as a Mechanical Engineer at UBC in Vancouver, Kendra moved to Denmark in 2012…

Stefanie Wuschitz works in the intersection of research, art and technology with a special focus on critical media practices including feminist hacking, open source technology, and peer production. She lives and works in Vienna, Austria, and has trained and works internationally. In 2006, she received her MFA in Transmedia Arts…

Ingeborg Rosenvinge is head of R&D in Thürmer Tools and partner in the spin-off company TwentySeven where she leads the Additive Manufacturing team. Ingeborg and her team at Thürmer Tools have disrupted traditional tool manufacturing by utilizing 3D printing technology, and are now exploring how to upcycle old tools into…

Greater Spaces is concerned with giving a voice to incredible women and our bi-monthly interviews present interviews with the women who are changing the face of technology. Our other posts, in between these, focus on things which are inspiring us this week. …

Originally trained as a contemporary dancer and choreographer, Sarah Homewood moved into the field of interaction design six years ago. Since then, she has used her expertise in movement, the body and performance to conduct research on intimate and bodily interactions with digital technologies. For example, she has explored how…

After many weeks of Netflix, it might be time to learn something new (and if you’re not in a learning mood, that’s totally fine, sometimes we just need quiet) but if you are up for learning, there are many resources online right now for you to check out. Twice a…

Carla Diana works with tangible products, specifically, with interaction of future technologies. Her work spans robots to connected home appliances, and her designs have appeared on the covers of Popular Science, Technology Review and the New York Times Sunday Review. She is a designer, author and educator and most recently…