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Hi, I'm Jialin Deng (鄧 佳琳)

Jialin Deng is a researcher, designer and art practitioner who's pursuing her Ph.D. in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) at Monash University, Australia. Her research is centred on exploring the future of radical interfaces that are comestible and computable . By blending art, science, gastrophysics, and interaction design, Jialin aspires to spark innovations across interdisciplinary domains including multisensory interaction and material computing.

Jialin's practice has been involved in the creative industries, intersecting media arts and interactive technologies. She holds an undergraduate degree in Fine Arts Studies from the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts and a master's degree in Narrative Environments from the University of the Arts, London. Her works have been featured at the London Design Festival, Science Gallery Melbourne, and leading media outlets such as FRAME, Forbes, Dezeen, and ABC Radio National. Jialin has been invited to speak at London Design Festival 2015, TEDxGuangzhou 2019, the Dagstuhl Seminar (Eat-IT) in Germany 2022, and SIGCHI-Melbourne 2022 and 2024. Jialin's also served as a guest editor for special issues for the International Journal of Gastronomy and Food Science, and the International Journal of Food Design.

jialin.deng [at] monash [dot] edu

Talk

2023

"From Food Design to Human-Food Interaction", Designing at the Intersection of Food & Technology, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia

2022

"Eatable HCI", Physical Computing, Zurich University of the Arts (Online)

2022

"Logic Bonbon: Designing Food as Computational Artefact", CHI-Melbourne, Australia

2022

"CyberFood: Food-Computation Integration", Dagstuhl Seminar: Eat-IT, Germany

2019

"How Other Senses Affect How Food Tastes", TEDxGuangzhou (formerly TEDxXiguan), China

2017

Multisensory Eating at Young People Matter, Shanghai, China

2015

Living in A Material World, London Design Festival, London, UK

Exhibition

2015

Plants Out Of Place at London Design Festival

2015

Living in a Material World at London Design Festival

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