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David Jose Ribeiro Lamas

Professor of Human-Computer Interaction
School of Digital Technologies

E-mail: david.lamas@tlu.ee

Profiles: TLU | ETIS

Planned courses Past courses Current supervision Supervised theses Responsibilities
 

Current supervision

Study programme version Final thesis topic  
IFIMM/20.DT HCI Practitioner Profile in the Era of Generative Tools  
IFIMM/22.DT Designing Usable Interfaces for Low-Literate Users in Africa: A User-Centered Approach  
IFITD/13.DT Activity Situated Semiotics in Human-Computer Interaction: Digitally Augmenting the Museum Experience  
IFITD/15.DT Effectiveness of Online Therapy in the Cases of Mild and Major Depression or Anxiety Disorders  
IFITD/18.DT Body-Centric Distributed User Interfaces: Conscious and Unconscious Perception in Body-Centric Haptic Displays  
IFITD/18.DT The Impact of Timing, Duration, and Frequency on Mobile Ad Effectiveness  
IFITD/20.DT Staging Voices in Human-Computer Interactions  
IFITD/20.DT Dynamic user modeling using neurophysiological data  
IFIMM/21.DT User Modeling in Virtual Reality: A Decade Systematic Literature Review (co-supervisor)
IFIMM/22.DT Towards a Generative Design Toolkit for Democratic Innovation Through Design Fiction (co-supervisor)
IFITD/20.DT Enactive Biofeedback-Driven Encounters With Humanlike Artificial Agents (co-supervisor)
IFITD/21.DT Exploring the Interplay Between Explainability and Trustworthiness for Non-Deterministic Technologies (co-supervisor)
IFITD/21.DT Social Media: Redefined Scene for Estonian Audiovisual Arts (co-supervisor)
IFITD/22.DT Real-Time Trust Assessment (co-supervisor)
IFITD/22.DT Cross-Cultural Factors Affecting Trust In Technology (co-supervisor)
4 Master's theses (2 as a co-supervisor)
11 Doctoral theses (5 as a co-supervisor)