RAPPID 2026 – Program

Day 1: 25 June 2026

Room 1
9:30Introduction
10:00Keynote: Reimagining Research–Practice Relations: Lessons from the Dutch Delta
By: Koen van Turnhout
10:45Break
11:15Workshop: Algorithmic Affordances: Building a Pattern Library

By: Marissa Berk & Bart Jan Hoekman
12:45Lunch +
Poster presentations

Sem Nolan Meijerink and Madelon van Oostrom: Fostering reciprocity and participant agency in qualitative UX research
Robin van den Bogaard: Liking and Profiling, Same Difference
Maria Wolters: The Problem with Urban Problem Reporting
Bart Jan Hoekman, Karine Cardona, Marissa Berk, Koen van Turnhout and Aletta Smits: Mapping Decisions Contexts for algorithmic affordances: a discussion poster.
13:30Full Paper presentations: 12 min per presentation + Q&A with all authors afterwards

1. Mamta Sharma: From Insight to Implementation: Lessons on Academia-Industry (online presentation)
2. Nhi Nguyen Thuy Le, Fred de Jong, Davide Ceneda and Mathias
Funk:
Externalizing Design Rationale through a Metaphorical Twin Context
3. Bart Jan Hoekman, Karine Cardona, Marissa Berk: Mapping Decision Context for Algorithmic Affordances: Dimensions
4. Kathleen Searles, Rebekah Tromble, Kim Crawford and Siena
Rush:
Expert Voices Together: Bridging Trauma-informed Research and Practice to
5. Favour Aladesuru, Anithamol Ashokan, Parisa Saadati and
José Abdelnour-Nocera:
Beyond Culture? Examining the Limits of Cultural Dimensions in
6. Gordon Montgomery: UX, AI and human resilience
15:00Break (RAPPID) + members’ meeting (MMI-members)
15:30MMI Platform X RAPPID conference:
with presentations by:
Govert Schoof: Outside inside: indoor maps, smart buildings and geo-AI in the field.
Laurens Reinke: Physical Twinning in Operation Theatres
Mark Peter Steenhuis and Arnold Boekema: Avatars as natural conversational partners in training programs for health professionals
16:45Plenary – Wrap-up RAPPID 2026’s day 1


Conference dinner and drinks

Drinks and conference dinner are included in the conference fee. If you have not registered yet, be sure to talk to our invaluable support staff on Thursday.
We will have drinks and dinner at the NOK-restaurant in Groningen.The address is: Nieuwe Markt 1, 9712 KN Groningen. 13 Minute walk from the conference venue. We are welcome 18:00 onwards.

Day 2: 26 June 2026

Room 1Room 2
9:30Workshop: Knowledge Products

by Koen van Turnhout & Marieke Zielhuis
Workshop: Mapping the Paths: A Comparative Workshop on Academic and Industry UX

by: Serhat Altın, Yeşim Tohumcu and Tanya Meriam Sunny
10:45Coffee Break
11:15Lightning talks: 3-5 minutes per talk

Marieke De Vogel, Jasper Jeurens & Wouter Sluis-Thiescheffer: Staging Digital Friction
Rhied Al-Othmani & Marissa Berk: From the Classroom to the Professional Field: Challenges in Applied Design Higher Education
Xander Roozen: What is UX when code is cheap
Ivo Bril-Broers: No Context No Service
Aletta Smits: Our partners leave before the grant arrives
11:30Just a talk

10 minutes per talk with Q&A with all authors afterwards

Nina Smit: The Reality of Enterprise UX at NS: Challenges and Opportunities when Designing Software
Lade Tawak & Talita Collares: Value Sensitive Design in the Wild: Implementing Ethical Design
Yu Sugiyama: Personal data across life stages
Nathalie Stembert & Maaike Harbers: Working with Algorithmic Affordances in Design & Development Education

And a short discussion:
Madelon van Oostrom: A blueprint for an approach to digital inclusion with ID-wallet technology.

Q&A with all authors
12:45Lunch +
Poster presentations
13:45Workshop: Activating practitioners to connect research and practice: mapping their efforts as translators, redesigners, and ambassadors

by: Marieke Zielhuis & Koen van Turnhout
Workshop: The Method Marketplace

by: Ruben Logjes
15:00Break
15:30Just a talk

10 minutes per talk with Q&A with all authors afterwards

Renato Monteiro: Design choices have legal consequences
Eva Gutiérrez López: From insights to implementation: how hybrid organisations reveal the need for application frameworks
Koen van Turnhout: Towards a maturity scale for practice oriented research in interaction design
Lade Tawak: What can academia learn from industry: the case for reverse transfer in HCI

And a case study:
Tarcila Broder: Reflection: Conversational AI as Decision-Making Infrastructure for Asylum Seekers

Q&A with all authors
16:45Plenary – Wrap-up RAPPID 2026