PhD and Licentiate theses from the HCI department

For direct links to the publications, please refer to PhD-page or Lic-page

PhD theses

Date	Name	Title
2015-05-204	Simon Tschirner	The GMOC model - Supporting Development of Systems for Human Control
2014-11-25	Håkan Selg	Researching the Internet - A Beginners Guide
2014-06-04	Mikael Erlandsson	What's in your mind? Collegial Verbalisation - An ecological approach to knowledge elicitation
2014-05-16	Mikael Laaksoharju	Designing for Autonomy
2014-03-14	Anette Löfström	Implementing a vision - Studying Leaders' Strategic Use of an Intranet, while exploring Ethnography within HCI
2013-05-24	Rebecka Janols	Evolving Systems - Engaged Users: Key Principles for Improving Region-wide Health IT Adoption
2010-05-26	Åsa Cajander	Usability - Who Cares? The Introduction of User-Centred Systems Design in Organisations
2008-02-01	Lars W Pettersson	Collaborative Visualization: Designing and evaluating systems for co-located work
2007-12-14	Niklas Hardenborg	Designing Work and IT Systems: A participatory process that supports usability and sustainability
2007-02-09	Stina Nylander	Design and Implementation of Multi-Device Services
2005-10-21	Inger Boivie	A Fine Balance: Addressing Usability and Users´ Needs in the Development of IT Systems for the Workplace
2005-02-04	Erik Borälv	Design in Telemedicine: Development and Implementation of Usable Computer Systems
2004-12-10	Jenny Öhman Persson	The Obvious & The Essential: Interpreting Software Development & Organizational Change
2004-06-04	Eva Olsson	Designing Work Support Systems - For and With Skilled Users
2004-06-01	Bengt Göransson	User-Centred Systems Design: Designing Usable Interactive Systems in Practice
2002-12-06	Carl Åborg	How does IT feel @ work? And how to make IT better. Computer use, stress and health in office work
1998	Magnus Lif	Adding Usability - Methods for Modelling, User Interface Design and Evaluation
1996	Else Nygren	From Paper to Computer Screen - Human Information-Processing and User Interface Design
1996	Jan Gulliksen	Designing for Usability - Domain-Specific Human-Computer Interfaces in Working Life

Licentiate theses

Date	Name	Title
Jun 2014	Thomas Lind	Change and resistance to Change in Health Care - Inertia in Sociotechnical Systems
April 2012	Gunnika Isaksson-Lutteman	Future Train Traffic Control - Development and deployment of new principles and systems in train traffic control
Dec 2011	Anette Löfström	Intranet use as a leadership strategy
May 2011	Rebecka Janols	Tailor the System or Tailor the User? How to Make Better Use of Electronic Patient Record Systems
Sept 2010	Mikael Laaksoharju	Let Us Be Philosophers! Computerized Support for Ethical Decision Making
Oct 2009	Marta Kristin Lárusdóttir	Listen to Your Users. The Effect of Usability Evaluation on Software Development Practice
Oct 2009	Elina Eriksson	Making Sense of Usability. Organizational Change and Sensemaking when Introducing User-Centred Systems Design in Public Authorities
Dec 2006	Åsa Cajander	Values and Perspectives Affecting IT Systems Development and Usability Work
Dec 2006	Stefan Blomkvist	User-Centred Design and Agile Development of IT Systems
May 2006	Arvid Kauppi	A Human-Computer Interaction Approach to Train Traffic Control
June 2006	Mikael Erlandsson	Usability in Transportation - Improving the Analysis of Cognitive Work Tasks
Dec 2005	Niklas Johansson	Usable IT Systems for Mobile Work
March 2004	Stina Nylander	The Ubiquitous Interactor - Mobile Services with Multiple User Interfaces
March 2003	Inger Boivie	Usability and Users' Health Issues in Systems Development
March 2003	Jenny Persson	Basic Values in Software Development and Organizational Change
April 2001	Bengt Göransson	Usability Design: A Framework for Designing Usable Interactive Systems in Practice
Feb 2001	Erik Borälv	Design and Usability in Telemedicine
1999	Eva Olsson	Providing design knowledge to system developers by domain-specific style guides
1998	Peter Hellström	Analysis and Evaluation of Systems and Algorithms for Computer-Aided Train Dispatching
1996	Magnus Lif	Design and evaluation of Human-Computer Interfaces in Working Life