Kate Dunn

Dr. Kate Dunn is a Research Fellow at UNSW Art, Design, Architecture, with a focus on experimental 3D printing, digital fabrication, and robotics. She convenes and teaches Design courses at UNSW's Faculty of Built Environment and has over 15 years of teaching experience in Australian universities.

• PhD in Architecture from the University of Sydney
• B.A. in Visual Arts from the University of Sydney, Honours from Southern Cross University

Her research integrates traditional material processes with emerging digital technologies for industries like the Built Environment, Medicine, and Multi-Modal Data Visualisation. She explores areas such as Robotics in Architecture, 3D Printing Fabrication, and Sustainable Design.

She has secured multiple grants, including projects on digital preservation, bio-shelters, and collaborative robotics. Her supervision areas include topics like Media Arts, Creative Research in Air, and Multi-Modal Visualisation.

Contact her at k.dunn@unsw.edu.au or visit her at Level 4, Room 4014, Anita B. Lawrence Centre, UNSW.