Journal
Shin, H. D. & Bull, R., 2019, Three dimensions of design for sustainable behaviour. Sustainability, 11(17), 4610.
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Nwankwo, F.; Shin, H. D.; Al-Habaibeh, A.; Massoud, H., 2019, Evaluation of childrens screen viewing time and parental role in household context. Global Pediatric Health, 6. ISSN 2333-794X
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Shin, H.D., Al-Habaibeh, A., Casamayor, J. L., 2017, Using human-powered products for sustainability and health: Benefits, challenges, and opportunities Journal of Cleaner Production, 168, pp.575-583.
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Shin, H.D., Bhamra, T. 2016. Design for sustainable behaviour: a case study of using human-power as an everyday energy source. Journal of Design Research, 14, 280-299.
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Johnson, P., Shin, H.J., & Harmer, L. (2011). Defining and describing human-powered products: exploring diverse applications of future technology. Key Engineering Materials, 486, 187-192.
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Online Article
Al-Habaibeh, A., Shin, H. D.2017, 'Cycling to watch TV? and other clever ways to beat obesity from the comfort of your own home', Conversation UK
Shin, H. D.2015, 'Five ways we can harness the original renewable energy source - human power', Conversation UK
Thesis
Shin, H. D. 2014, Switching the human-power back on: domesticating human-power to practice energy saving behaviour. PhD Thesis, Nottingham Trent University.
Request a copy by sending email to daniel.shin@ntu.ac.uk
Conference Papers
Shin, H.J. and Johnson, P. (2013). "Defining and designing 'Interaction' in Human-powered products". In: 3rd International Conference on Interaction Design. Xi'an, China, December 4-6. Northwestern Polytechnical University, pp.5-12.
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Shin, H.J., Johnson, P., Harmer, L., (2011) "Can Human powered products reduce energy consumption?", paper presented for Doctoral Colloquium, The 4th IASDR World Conference on Design Research, Delft, Netherland
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Shin, H.J., (2010) "Interactive Human power products: a literature review", Paper presented at Sustainable Design Symposium, 18-27 September, Harbin Institution of Technology, China (supported by Research Council UK)
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Shin, H. D. & Bull, R., 2019, Three dimensions of design for sustainable behaviour. Sustainability, 11(17), 4610.
Download
Nwankwo, F.; Shin, H. D.; Al-Habaibeh, A.; Massoud, H., 2019, Evaluation of childrens screen viewing time and parental role in household context. Global Pediatric Health, 6. ISSN 2333-794X
Download
Shin, H.D., Al-Habaibeh, A., Casamayor, J. L., 2017, Using human-powered products for sustainability and health: Benefits, challenges, and opportunities Journal of Cleaner Production, 168, pp.575-583.
Download
Shin, H.D., Bhamra, T. 2016. Design for sustainable behaviour: a case study of using human-power as an everyday energy source. Journal of Design Research, 14, 280-299.
Download
Johnson, P., Shin, H.J., & Harmer, L. (2011). Defining and describing human-powered products: exploring diverse applications of future technology. Key Engineering Materials, 486, 187-192.
Download
Online Article
Al-Habaibeh, A., Shin, H. D.2017, 'Cycling to watch TV? and other clever ways to beat obesity from the comfort of your own home', Conversation UK
Shin, H. D.2015, 'Five ways we can harness the original renewable energy source - human power', Conversation UK
Thesis
Shin, H. D. 2014, Switching the human-power back on: domesticating human-power to practice energy saving behaviour. PhD Thesis, Nottingham Trent University.
Request a copy by sending email to daniel.shin@ntu.ac.uk
Conference Papers
Shin, H.J. and Johnson, P. (2013). "Defining and designing 'Interaction' in Human-powered products". In: 3rd International Conference on Interaction Design. Xi'an, China, December 4-6. Northwestern Polytechnical University, pp.5-12.
Download
Shin, H.J., Johnson, P., Harmer, L., (2011) "Can Human powered products reduce energy consumption?", paper presented for Doctoral Colloquium, The 4th IASDR World Conference on Design Research, Delft, Netherland
Download
Shin, H.J., (2010) "Interactive Human power products: a literature review", Paper presented at Sustainable Design Symposium, 18-27 September, Harbin Institution of Technology, China (supported by Research Council UK)
Download