Sinem Görücü is a postgraduate researcher in the Department of Informatics, King’s College London; researching visualising and communicating the environmental impact of Machine Learning. She is also an interdisciplinary designer, educator, community organizer, and advocate working at the intersection of data, artificial intelligence, and design through the lens of social justice and intersectional feminism. She is the founding director of Feminist Design, an organization that uses feminist frameworks to inform design processes and harnesses creativity as a tool for feminist advocacy. She also teaches and talks on topics such as equitable AI, critical data studies, design justice, feminist hacking, community technology, creative literacy/advocacy, and creative resistance.

Research Interests

• Human Computer Interaction
• Environmental footprint of AI
• Co-design
• Sustainable HCI
• Critical Data Studies
• Data Feminism
• Design Justice

PhD Supervision

Principal Supervisor: Dr Georgia Panagiotidou

Second Supervisor: Professor Elena Simperl