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Dr. Andrew May is a Research Fellow in the Design School at Loughborough University and Director of the PhD/MPhil programme. He holds an MSc in Human Factors from University College London and a PhD from Loughborough University, focusing on user value in mobile location services. His research emphasizes applying scientific principles to user-centered design of technologies and services, spanning automotive, construction, emergency response, and smart home domains. He leads the Design School’s postgraduate research training and advocates for inclusive and innovative service design.
Education:
- MSc Human Factors, University College London
- PhD, Loughborough University (focus: mobile location services)
Research Interests: Andrew’s work addresses challenges in service design across mobility (e.g., MaaS), safety-critical systems, and inclusive technologies. He explores how technological innovations can enhance user experience while addressing equity and sustainability. Recent projects include improving control room operator engagement, co-designing energy services, and analyzing exclusion issues in transportation systems. His approach integrates empirical methods with participatory and human-centered frameworks.
Advising & Grants: As PhD/MPhil Director, Andrew oversees postgraduate research training. His grants and collaborations focus on applied design research, including studies on smart home technology adoption, MaaS accessibility, and emergency response systems. He actively supervises students in service design, human factors, and technology adoption.
Labs & Teams: Engaged with interdisciplinary teams in the Design School, Andrew contributes to projects at the intersection of technology, human behavior, and societal impact. His work often involves collaborations with industry partners in transportation, energy, and emergency management sectors.
