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Jung-Joo Lee

Professor

National University of Singapore (NUS)

Singapore

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Jung-Joo Lee is an Assistant Professor at the National University of Singapore. His research focuses on digital twin interfaces, occupant-building interactions, and enhancing personal comfort and energy efficiency. Additionally, he examines the roles of peripheral service evidence in customer experiences and explores design principles for the democratization of digital twins. His recent work also includes assessing government design capabilities and the implementation of a sense of home in high-density multicultural nursing homes in Singapore.

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Matt Ratto

Professor

University of Toronto

CANADA

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Kate Sangwon Lee

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National University of Singapore (NUS)

SINGAPORE

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Kevin Doherty

Assistant Professor

Dublin City University

IRELAND

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Clement Zheng

Assistant Professor

National University of Singapore (NUS)

SINGAPORE

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Articles (15)

Built environment digital twin as mediator of shared space: Balancing personal preferences and group decision making

Rememo: A Research-through-Design Inquiry Towards an AI-in-the-loop Therapist’s Tool for Dementia Reminiscence

Who Takes Care of Technology?: The Invisible Labor of Infrastructuring Digital Technologies in Aged Care

"It's Messy...But I Feel Balanced": Unpacking Flexible Worker's Rhythm-Making Practices Using Asset-Based Approach

Exploring digital twin interfaces for occupant-building interaction to enhance personal comfort and energy efficiency

Speculating and Disentangling the Relationship Between Technology and Care Work

Unveiling the Invisible Work of Migrant Care Workers in Aged Care Homes: Implications for Future Care Technologies

Adoption of Service Design in the Banking Industry: A Focus on the Practice of Silent Designers

Introduction: Service Design in East and Southeast Asia as a Phenomenon

Plurality of Service Design from a Cultural Perspective: Collective Discourses in East and Southeast Asia

Service Design in the Context of Pragmatic Governance: Cases of the Singapore Government

Examining roles of peripheral service evidence in customer experiences: from the perspective of embodied interaction

Towards democratization of digital twins: Design principles for transformation into a human-building interface

Mapping design capability of governments: A tool for government employees’ collective reflection

Implementation of a Sense of Home in High-Density Multicultural Singapore Nursing Homes: Challenges and Opportunities

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Matt Ratto

Kate Sangwon Lee

Kevin Doherty

Clement Zheng

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