Yong-Ki Lee was born in Germany in 1977 and is presently is Ph.D. Candidate in the Human-Centered Interaction Design Lab within the Department of Industrial Engineering at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology [KAIST], Daejeon, Korea. Having a diverse background of undergraduate studies in architecture & urban planning as well as a professional training in communication design, he graduated in 2007 from Köln International School of Design (KISD) in Germany. In his studies he focused on the Theory of Design Development and on applying ethnographic methods to design research. He is currently conducting research on socio-cultural aspects as well as the further integration of humanities in design. ykl77@kaist.ac.kr
Sunday 12 October 2008
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Yong-Ki Lee was born in Germany in 1977 and is presently is Ph.D. Candidate in the Human-Centered Interaction Design Lab within the Department of Industrial Engineering at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology [KAIST], Daejeon, Korea. Having a diverse background of undergraduate studies in architecture & urban planning as well as a professional training in communication design, he graduated in 2007 from Köln International School of Design (KISD) in Germany. In his studies he focused on the Theory of Design Development and on applying ethnographic methods to design research. He is currently conducting research on socio-cultural aspects as well as the further integration of humanities in design. ykl77@kaist.ac.kr
Yong-Ki Lee was born in Germany in 1977 and is presently is Ph.D. Candidate in the Human-Centered Interaction Design Lab within the Department of Industrial Engineering at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology [KAIST], Daejeon, Korea. Having a diverse background of undergraduate studies in architecture & urban planning as well as a professional training in communication design, he graduated in 2007 from Köln International School of Design (KISD) in Germany. In his studies he focused on the Theory of Design Development and on applying ethnographic methods to design research. He is currently conducting research on socio-cultural aspects as well as the further integration of humanities in design. ykl77@kaist.ac.kr
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