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Dan Lockton is a British interaction designer and researcher. His work centres on tools and methods for participatory (re-)imagining: helping people, together, create and explore possible futures, imagine new ways to live, and understand ourselves and the world around us better, in an age of crises in climate, health, and social inequalities. He is an assistant professor in the ‘Future Everyday’ group , Department of Industrial Design, at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) , Netherlands, with imagin
Before joining TU/e in 2021, Dan was an assistant professor and Chair of Design Studies at Carnegie Mellon University , Pittsburgh, PA, United States, where he retains a courtesy appointment. Dan contributed to the Transition Design subject area, and was also a Faculty Affiliate of the Scott Institute for Energy Innovation at CMU, a member of the Center for the Arts in Society, and collaborated with the Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry , Carnegie Mellon School of Architecture, the Human-Computer In
Dan Lockton – design and imaginaries
Imaginaries Lab: Reimagining Together
Spooky Technology
Drawing Energy: Exploring Perceptions of the Invisible – Dan Lockton
Data Sonification Archive
Powerchord: Experiments in Energy Sonification – Dan Lockton