Paloma Díaz

Personal info

Full professor
Office  2.2.A21. Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Leganés.
Telephone 9456    e-mail pdp@inf.uc3m.es

Dean of the Engineering School. Full professor at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (Escuela Politécnica Superior) and head of the DEI research group. She holds a Degree in Computer Science and Ph.D. in Computer Science from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. Her research interests mainly focus on topics such as interaction design, ubiquitous computing and social computing and their practical application to different kinds of interactive systems including e-learning, digital culture, civic engagement and participation and crisis informatics. She was, 2004-2007, Director of the Computer Science Doctorate Programme and of the Master in Computer Science and Technology (Universidad Calos III de Madrid) both holding a Quality mention from the Spanish Ministry of Education and Science and Scientific Manager of National Programme of I+D for Technology for Services of Information Society (Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation).

She is currently Director of the Digital Living Academic Unit at UC3M.

Paloma Díaz on ResearchGate

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/paloma-diaz-perez/

Twitter: @MpalomaD

Projects
  • TIPEx: Information Technologies for Planning and Training in Emergencies as Researcher
  • ENERGOS as Principal investigator
  • UrTHEY: Building Citizens Emergency Preparation and Response Capacity Through Web 2.0 Tools as Principal investigator
  • Emergensys as Researcher
  • Material EncounterS with digital cultural Heritage as Principal investigator
  • EmerCien as Principal investigator
  • Pervasive and Affordable technologies for Civic Engagement as Principal investigator
  • CHIC as Principal investigator
  • Network for Social Computing Research as Principal investigator
  • Interacción corporal con datos semánticos: Invesngado las capacidades multisensoriales para el aprendizaje y la comprensión as Principal investigator
  • End-User Development for Creating Augmented Experiences in Archeological Sites as Researcher