Martin Brynskov

New website: Please refer to my official, up-to-date Aarhus University website or Center for Digital Urban Living. If you're looking for my reports (in Danish) on mobile Asia, you can find them here: Japan (Æblet i det japanske mobil-paradis) and South Korea (Sydkorea: Teknologiske tigerspring med globale udfordringer).

UPDATE 1: I am now assistant professor in interaction technologies at the Dept. of Information and Media Studies, University of Aarhus.

UPDATE 2: I defended my thesis on March 31, 2008. On the committee were Yasmin Kafai (UCLA, USA), Lone Malmborg (ITU, DK) and Susanne Bødker (AU, DK). The abstract is available online: Tools for Social Construction: A Framework for Pervasive Media for Children (pdf). The entire dissertation is available on request.

UPDATE 3: For info on Aarhus by Light, check the website www.aarhusbylight.dk.

“I work with technology because it is impossible not to.” —Rafael Lozano-Hemmer.

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I was a Ph.D. fellow at the Center for Interactive Spaces, working on a project called Nomadic play in mixed environments. My advisor was Kaj Grønbæk. The project was co-funded by ISIS Katrinebjerg and LEGO Company / Edith & Godtfred Kirk Christiansens Fond.

My Master's thesis was on Digital habitats (English summary) as a way of modeling context-sensitive mobile computing systems. My advisor was Peter Bøgh Andersen.

I visited professor Mark Gross at Carnegie Mellon University's Computational Design Lab (CoDe Lab) in spring 2006.

Contact info

E-mail:		brynskov@imv.au.dk
Phone:		(+45) 8942 9218 (office)
Mobile:		(+45) 3068 0424 (preferred)
Fax:		(+45) 8942 9201
Dept. 1:		Dept. of Information and Media Studies, University of Aarhus
Dept. 2:		Interactive Spaces, ISIS Katrinebjerg, Dept. of Computer Science, University of Aarhus
Address:		The IT Park, Helsingforsgade 14, DK-8200 Århus N, Denmark
Office:		Wiener 128
PRIVATE
E-mail:		martin@brynskov.dk
Phone:		(+45) 86 76 01 76
Mobile:		(+45) 30 68 04 24
Address:		Mejlbyvej 10, DK-8250 Egaa, Denmark