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Assistant Professor of Computer Science
I am an HCI researcher working at the intersection of computer science and the social sciences. My work focuses on ICT for Social Good, with core expertise in human–AI interaction, participatory design, and inclusive and collaborative systems. I apply this work across domains including older-adult computing, education, cultural heritage, XR, and disinformation resilience. I draw on a range of user research methods to understand how people and communities interact with technology, especially AI and collaborative systems, and how these can be designed effectively, inclusively and responsibly. I currently contribute to the European projects Link4Skills and EUonAIR, lead PJAIT’s work in AI4Everyone, and co-organize a PhD summer school on Disinformation and Debunking.
Keywords:
human–AI interaction · user research · co-design · crowdsourcing · games · accessibility · XR · disinformation · older-adult computing · education · cultural heritage
Collaborations:
I’m especially interested in collaborations on durable, evidence-based technology, grounded in user research, and designed to remain useful beyond the next wave of tools. Particular areas include participatory game design and learning through play, human–AI interaction in the workplace, and human factors in high-stakes contexts.
Methods I like working with:
semi-structured interviews · ecological validity studies · moderated and unmoderated usability studies · digital ethnography · focus groups · think-aloud protocols · longitudinal field studies · participatory design workshops · co-design with marginalised groups · participatory action research · information architecture design · workflow design · heuristic evaluation · prototype design & evaluation · survey design · comparative studies · framework development · thematic analysis
Short bio
Short bio
Kinga H. Skorupska is a researcher at the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology working at the intersection of computer science and the social sciences. She holds a PhD in Computer Science from the joint ICT and Psychology programme run by PJAIT and SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities, and an MA in English Philology from the University of Warsaw. Her research focuses on ICT for Social Good, especially human–AI interaction, collaborative systems and learning across AI, VR, game-based environments, and crowdsourcing for education and heritage preservation. She is currently involved in the Horizon Europe Link4Skills and EUonAIR projects, is part of EUonAIR’s Centre of Excellence for Human–AI Interaction, leads PJAIT’s work in AI4Everyone, co-organizes an international PhD summer school on Disinformation and Debunking, and teaches Participatory Computer Games Design. Her work appears at venues including CSCW, INTERACT, and CHI.
Kinga H. Skorupska is a researcher at the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology working at the intersection of computer science and the social sciences. She holds a PhD in Computer Science from the joint ICT and Psychology programme run by PJAIT and SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities, and an MA in English Philology from the University of Warsaw. Her research focuses on ICT for Social Good, especially human–AI interaction, collaborative systems and learning across AI, VR, game-based environments, and crowdsourcing for education and heritage preservation. She is currently involved in the Horizon Europe Link4Skills and EUonAIR projects, is part of EUonAIR’s Centre of Excellence for Human–AI Interaction, leads PJAIT’s work in AI4Everyone, co-organizes an international PhD summer school on Disinformation and Debunking, and teaches Participatory Computer Games Design. Her work appears at venues including CSCW, INTERACT, and CHI.
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