Dena Hussain

Dena Hussain is a Lecturer at the Division of Computational Science and Technology, KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden. She holds a Master of Science in Artificial Neural Networks, Computer Science (2001). Her roles include examiner and course responsible for courses such as Database Technology and Software Engineering in Project Form.

Her research focuses on advancing digital inclusion through ICT utilization, with emphasis on accessibility in agile software development and inclusive learning environments. Notable contributions include frameworks for bridging the digital divide and integrating accessibility into agile methodologies. She has also explored ICT tools for special needs children and sustainable management practices.

Key awards include the EECS Prize 2020 for impactful educational projects, First Prize in Almi's 'Pitch Your Idea' competition (2016), and Best Presentation at IEEE EDUCON 2016. Her work bridges academia and industry, with prior roles as a Scrum Master at NEVS and ICT pedagogy lecturer at University West.

Research interests span HCI, software engineering education, and inclusive technology design. Current projects emphasize stakeholder collaboration in accessibility frameworks and agile methodologies for inclusive systems.