Giovanna Giugliano
Papers
2
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9
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About
Giovanna Giugliano is a design researcher whose work bridges user experience, technology, and cultural heritage. Her research centers on how interactive human-machine systems and digital transformations reshape our engagement with everyday environments and cultural contexts. Giugliano’s key contribution lies in framing design as a collaborative connection between users, technology, and cultural settings, proposing that contemporary digital shifts demand new methods of communication and information delivery. Her 2020 paper, "Design as Collaborative Connection between User, Technology and Cultural Context" (6 citations), explores how these changes affect the fruition of cultural heritage, offering a foundational perspective for designers working at the intersection of interaction design and heritage studies. In her 2021 work, "Design Processes for Interactive Human–Machine Systems" (3 citations), she further develops frameworks for creating responsive, human-centered systems. Though her citation counts are modest, Giugliano’s work is notable for its timely focus on the evolving role of design in a digitally mediated world—a critical area for students and researchers interested in the future of human-technology interaction and cultural preservation.
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- 2Design Processes for Interactive Human–Machine Systems3 citations · 2021