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Pieter Desmet is Associate Professor at the Department of Industrial Design Engineering, in the section Design Aesthetics. His background is in industrial design, and his research for his PhD degree focused on emotional product experience. His research has been published in several journals and presented at international platforms. Pieter is interested in why and how consumer products evoke emotion, and in the development of tools and methods that facilitate emotion-driven design. He is an executive board member of the International Design for Emotion Society, and is a consultant to several international companies who develop products and services with an added emotional value. Pieter is responsible for the Design Project 'Exploring Interation' of the IDE Master education 'Design for Interaction.' TIPS Design for Happiness Project Hans Ruitenberg has published a blog on his graduation project 'design for happiness' in which he aims to develop tangible strategies for being a happy person. If you're interested, check his blog: http://designinghappiness.wordpress.com/ Student Research Internships There are several possibilities for research internships. Depending on the interest of the student, (international) companies can be involved in the projects. If you are interested, have a look at some of the possible topics: http://www.studiolab.io.tudelft.nl/desmet/internships PrEmo is now available! Over the years we received many requests of researchers interested in using the PrEmo (Product Emotion Measurement) instrument. Recently we started a cooperation with the company SusaGroup. SusaGroup has developed several options for PrEmo usage. An example is an online version of the instrument that can be used to design and run experiments. If you are interested, please contact me (p.m.a.desmet@tudelft.nl) or visit http://www.susagroup.com/premo interview design-emotion.com check out my interview with Marco van Hout at: http://www.design-emotion.com/2006/11/05/getting-emotional-with-dr-pieter-desmet
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