Households in the iDODDLE Living lab are taking part in the ‘Leave it to me’ Mission which is investigating experiences and opinions of automation to… Read More »A Broom-tastic journey into automated floor cleaning
Charlie Wilson, Pippa Amanta, and Poornima Kumar from the iDODDLE team organised a two-day symposium in Oxford with 30 invited international researchers to recognise Arnulf… Read More »Oxford Symposium on Technology and Global Change
The smart technology industry is actively engaging with sustainability experts, acknowledging that development of new technologies need to incorporate net zero goals. Emilie Vrain of… Read More »Social science meets smart sustainable technologies
Summer’s here! Pippa, one of iDODDLE’s PhD students, joined the Digital Good Network’s Summer School in University of Sheffield. Digital Good Network is an ESRC-funded… Read More »Digital Good Network Summer School
At the beginning of this year, one of our partners Vinícius Pereira (1), a PhD researcher in the GECKO project (2), invited some of the… Read More »Helping to Design the Future of Smart Technologies
Poornima Kumar, an iDODDLE PhD student, attended a policy workshop organised by the Energy SHINES project at Cambridge University. The workshop brought together doctoral students… Read More »Energy SHINES policy workshop
🎄 The iDODDLE Team wishes everyone Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 💫 👉🏻 We will be back in January. Until then, we are taking a… Read More »Merry Christmas!
Last week, the entire iDODDLE team set out to the streets of Oxford to recruit households to become part of our fast-growing living labs community.… Read More »Households recruitment day for our living labs project
After winning a prize for her video production skills last month, Emilie Vrain from the iDODDLE team was invited to film one of the co-authors… Read More »Cycling 4 Climate
A new video has been created by iDODDLE researcher Dr Emilie Vrain, providing an overview of the research topic being investigated within the project –… Read More »Is our digital world destroying the planet?