Catherine Letondal
6 days ago
Fully Funded PhD in Human-Computer Interaction and Philosophy of Technology ENAC in France
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
Fully funded international PhD. The post also mentions the opportunity to spend part of the PhD at Aalborg University’s Human Augmentation and Collaboration group.
Deadline
Nov 23, 2026
Country
France
University
ENAC

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🎓 Fully funded international PhD opportunity in Human-Computer Interaction and Philosophy of Technology, based at ENAC in Toulouse, France, with the possibility to spend part of the project at Aalborg University in the Human Augmentation and Collaboration group.
The project explores a timely research question in interaction design: why some interaction techniques become widely adopted while many others fail to catch on. The research will investigate how techniques emerge, evolve, and succeed or fail, considering technical, human, and social factors. This is a strong fit for candidates interested in the theory and practice of HCI, design innovation, and the philosophy of technology.
Supervision is led by Catherine Letondal (ENAC, France) and Dan Bennett (Aalborg University, Denmark), with additional support from Michel Beaudouin-Lafon (LISN, HCI), Stéphane Conversy (ENAC, HCI), and Guillaume Giroud (IRPHIL, Philosophy).
The post states that the PhD is fully funded and open to international applicants. Deadline: 23rd November. Full details, program information, and the application portal are provided in the linked pages.
If you are interested, review the linked PhD description and program page, then submit your application through the apply link. You may also contact Catherine Letondal or Dan Bennett for further information.
Funding details
Fully funded international PhD. The post also mentions the opportunity to spend part of the PhD at Aalborg University’s Human Augmentation and Collaboration group.
What's required
Applicants should be interested in Human-Computer Interaction and Philosophy of Technology. The project suits candidates who want to study how interaction techniques emerge, evolve, and succeed or fail, with attention to technical, human, and social factors. International applicants are explicitly welcomed.
How to apply
Read the full PhD details and program information via the provided links, then apply through the application link. Interested candidates are encouraged to contact Catherine Letondal or Dan Bennett for more information.
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