Mike Hazas
Professor at Department of Information Technology; Vi3; Human Machine Interaction
- Telephone:
- +46 18 471 10 04
- E-mail:
- mike.hazas@it.uu.se
- Visiting address:
- Hus 10, Lägerhyddsvägen 1
- Postal address:
- Box 337
751 05 UPPSALA
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Short presentation
My research is concerned with everyday practices and digital technologies, and how they can be related to sustainability (energy demand and carbon emissions). Much of my recent work has focused on the proliferation of online services (streaming, social networking, gaming); and their invisible impacts due to the Internet and data centres. I have also spent significant time researching thermal comfort; and digital automation. I employ both qualitative and quantitative approaches.
Keywords
- automation
- digitalization
- energy demand
- human-computer interaction
- online services
- social practices
- sustainability
- thermal comfort
Media
This five minute video describes the energy and environmental impacts of information technology. Producer: Temujin Doran, CNN.
Our video streaming habits impact the planet. Here's how
Publications
Recent publications
- Pervasive Sustainability (2024)
- Space temperature policy towards net-zero (2023)
- How do we arrive at constraints? (2023)
- Unpacking the resource impacts of digitally-mediated domestic practices using resource trace interviewing (2022)
- Escaping unsustainable digital interactions (2022)
All publications
Articles
- Pervasive Sustainability (2024)
- Space temperature policy towards net-zero (2023)
- Unpacking the resource impacts of digitally-mediated domestic practices using resource trace interviewing (2022)
- Escaping unsustainable digital interactions (2022)
- Roombas and Landroids (2021)
- Pursuing pleasance (2020)
- ‘Doing good science’ (2019)
- ‘Fractures’ in food practices (2019)
- Planning for the things you can’t plan for (2019)
- Championing environmental and social justice (2018)
- Digitalisation, energy and data demand (2018)
- Bearing an open "Pandora’s Box" (2016)
Chapters
Conferences
- How do we arrive at constraints? (2023)
- 'We Can Send A Man To The Moon But We Can't Control The Temperature In Our office'; A Considerate Approach To Workplace Thermal Comfort by Older Women (2021)
- Mapping the Scope of Software Interventions for Moderate Internet Use on Mobile Devices (2020)
- From one edge to the other (2020)
- Streaming, Multi-Screens and YouTube (2019)
- Evaluation beyond Usability (2018)
- HCI and environmental public policy (2017)
- Demand around the clock (2017)
- Are there limits to growth in data traffic? (2016)
- Demand in my pocket (2015)
- Tiree energy pulse (2015)
- Towards an holistic view of the energy and environmental impacts of domestic media and IT (2014)
- Catch my drift? (2014)
- Exploring the hidden impacts of HomeSys (2013)
- Domestic food and sustainable design (2013)
- Understanding adaptive thermal comfort (2013)
- Matchstick (2013)
- Exploring sustainability research in computing (2013)
- EarlyOff (2012)
- The significance of difference (2011)
- PreHeat (2011)