A.J.P. Geenen MSc (Anouk)

Anouk Geenen is a PhD candidate within the Human Centred Design group at the University of Twente. In her doctoral research, Anouk is combining the hands-on approach of design with the theoretical frameworks from philosophy and science and technology studies. Working on the smart city project, she will look at meaningful ways to bring various stakeholders together, to let them reflect upon the smart city technologies and co-create responsible smart city futures.

With a bachelor in Liberal Arts and Sciences and a master degree in Theoretical Physics combined with a Science in Society major, Anouk is an interdisciplinary scholar at heart. Her graduation project at the Rathenau Institute focused on the societal impact of the so-called Internet of Energy -where digitization and the energy transition meet. This fueled her interest in socio-technical transitions and the ethical and political questions they pose.

Next to her research, Anouk is co-founder of the Speculative Futures chapter in The Hague and aims to bring futures-thinking to a wider audience.

Arts & Humanities

# Blogs
# Co-Creation
# Ethical Reflection
# Interest Groups
# Research Projects
# Utrecht

Earth & Environmental Sciences

# River Management

Engineering & Materials Science

# Rivers

In the project 'Designing for Controversies in Responsible Smart Cities', we aim to bring stakeholders together to collaboratively identify and shape smart city futures, while deliberating the ethical impact of technologies on city life. A collaboration platform will be developed to support meaningful interaction about such socio-technical challenges.

More information can be found here:

https://www.utwente.nl/en/project-portal/!/project/586053/responsible-smart-city-design

www.responsiblecities.nl

Geenen, A. J. P. (2020). Co-creation of responsible smart city futures. Abstract from Media Architecture Biennale.

Matos Castano, J. (Author) , & Geenen, A. J. P. (Author). (2020). Design and co-creation in ‘interesting times’. Web publication/site, Dutch Design Week. https://ddw.nl/en/magazine-archive/537/design-and-co-creation-in-interesting-times

Geenen, A. J. P. (Author) , & Matos Castano, J. (Author). (2020). Ethical reflection through design. Web publication/site, Dutch Design Week. https://ddw.nl/en/magazine-archive/543/ethical-reflection-through-design

Geenen, A. J. P. (Author) , & Matos Castano, J. (Author). (2020). Futuring the smart city. Web publication/site, Dutch Design Week. https://ddw.nl/en/magazine-archive/544/futuring-the-smart-city

Geenen, A. J. P. (2020). Ook een slimme stad roept ethische vragen op. AG Connect . https://www.agconnect.nl/artikel/ook-een-slimme-stad-roept-ethische-vragen-op

Geenen, A. J. P. , Matos Castano, J. , van der Voort, M. C. , & Verbeek, P-P. (2020). Controversies as a means to elicit values in responsible smart city design. Paper presented at Forum on Philosophy, Engineering and Technology, Virtual Event.

Geenen, A. J. P. , Matos Castano, J. , & van der Voort, M. C. (2020). How to anticipate the mediation of values with stakeholders: a designerly approach to techno-moral scenarios. Paper presented at 2nd Philosophy of Human Technology Relations Conference, PHTR 2020, Enschede, Netherlands.

Baibarac-Duignan, C. , Matos Castano, J. , Geenen, A. J. P. , & van der Voort, M. C. (2020). Agonistic engagement spaces: towards democratising the smart city. 2nd Philosophy of Human Technology Relations Conference, PHTR 2020, Enschede, Netherlands.

Matos Castano, J. , Geenen, A., Baibarac-Duignan, C. , & van der Voort, M. (2020). From controversy- paralysis to controversy-fueled collaboration: supporting the collective sensemaking of human-city-technology interaction with futures-oriented methods. Paper presented at 2nd Philosophy of Human Technology Relations Conference, PHTR 2020, Enschede, Netherlands.