Christine Dierk
Research Scientist
San Jose, CA
Christine joined Adobe Research in August 2020. Specializing in human-computer interaction (HCI), her current research investigates novel human-AI interaction techniques, as well as human-centered evaluation strategies for intelligent agents and assistants. Previously, Christine contributed to hardware initiatives, including Project Primrose.Â
Christine received her Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley in 2020, where she was advised by Prof. Eric Paulos as part of the Hybrid Ecologies Lab. Her graduate research explored new form factors for wearable technologies, enabling novel interactions and new relationships with technology on the body. Prior to studying at UC Berkeley, Christine graduated from Elon University with a B.S. in Computer Science and Math.
Christineâs research has been published at CHI, UIST, DIS, and TEI. Her work has been covered by Forbes, USA Today, People Magazine, Vogue Business, and the Daily Mail, among other outlets. Details about her projects and publications can be found on her personal website.
Publications
News
How Adobeâs Project Primrose and Christian Cowan created a runway showstopper for NY Fashion Week
From a viral social media sensation to a New York Fashion Week gown, Project Primrose bridges the gap between technology and creativity. Discover the inspiring process behind our collaboration with Christian Cowan to create a gown that redefines wearable tech!
February 21, 2024Project Primrose: The story behind the digital dress-gone-viral
Project Primrose by Adobe Research came alive with shifting patterns and flows at Adobe MAX and the audience fell in love. Wondering how the idea originated? Check out our exclusive behind-the-scenes story of the digital dress-gone-viral!
January 25, 2024Adobe Research interns hone their communication and coding skills in a summer of learning
When researchers communicate well, theyâre able to collaborate and share the importance of their work. Thatâs why the folks behind the Adobe internship program designed a series of communications workshops and a Code Quality Jam this summer.
October 17, 2022From intern to mentor: How former Adobe Research interns welcome the next generation
Each summer, mentors and interns join forces at Adobe Research. Mentors offer guidance as interns experience life in an industry research lab and dive deep into their projects. Learn more about how former Adobe Research interns welcome the next generation!
January 13, 2022