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Julian Brinkley, an Assistant Professor in the School of Computing at Clemson University, has been committed to enhancing user experience (UX) for over sixteen years. He has amassed extensive experience conducting user research and developing systems that prioritise user satisfaction.

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In his role as the Director of the Design and Research of In-Vehicle Experiences Lab (DRIVE Lab), Julian leads a team of researchers and developers working to create innovative solutions that revolutionise automotive/mobility UX design.

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In addition to his work at Clemson, Julian hosts the Designing for Movement: The UX For Mobility Podcast, where he engages in insightful conversations with leading industry professionals, established experts, and educators. They explore the latest trends and cutting-edge technology in automotive/mobility UX design, providing a valuable resource for anyone interested in this field.

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