Dr. Anne Roudaut is associate professor in the Computer Science Department and researcher in Human Computer Interaction. Anne is promoting a highly multi-disciplinary research agenda to radically rethink the way we build digital technologies for end-users. She believe that the static shape of our computers, phones, tablets is the bottleneck of today’s interactive systems and we need shape-changing devices that are malleable and reconfigure into any shapes and provide affordances that unleash users interactive potential. Anne is working with researchers from Material Engineering and Robotics to both understand the underlying science behind interaction with arbitrary shaped and reconfigurable devices as well as to create the innovative interactive metamaterials that can fundamentally transform our future interactive landscape.