Roman Rädle is a human-computer interaction researcher and practitioner with 14 years of experience focused on multi-device and distributed user interfaces, spatial navigation, and cross-device interaction to support epistemic activities. He earned his BSc and MSc (with distinction) in Database and Information Systems and HCI from the University of Konstanz and completed a summa cum laude Dr. rer. nat. in HCI while participating in the DFG GK1042 program. Roman combines rigorous empirical work—regular publications at CHI and ACM ITS and co-organization of international workshops—with hands-on design experience from a research internship at Microsoft Research Cambridge and a visiting scholar stint at NYU’s Game Innovation Lab. He also explores inclusive interaction design through games for children and adolescents with diverse needs, blending evaluation-driven research with practical prototyping across post-WIMP and proxemic interfaces. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, he brings a scholarly depth to applied interaction problems and a track record of shaping cross-device interaction paradigms.
15 years of coding experience
Dr. rer. nat., Human-Computer Interaction, summa cum laude (excellent), Dr. rer. nat., Human-Computer Interaction, summa cum laude (excellent) at University of Konstanz
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.), Database and Information Systems, Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.), Database and Information Systems at Universität Konstanz
Contributions:5 releases, 1 PR, 23 pushes in 4 years 3 months
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