Faculty:Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
School:Cambridge School of Creative Industries
Location: Cambridge
Areas of Expertise: Computing and technology
Research Supervision:Yes
Senir’s research focuses on exploring possible Knowledge Exchange (KTP, KEEP+) collaboration initiatives that address particular scientific challenges or bring about cost saving measures through novel use of technology in areas such as: Multi-modal binding when using AR/VR, prediction of behaviour models, true Random Number Generation and Point of Churn.
Twitter: @senir_dinar
Email: senir.dinar@aru.ac.uk
With a strong background in industry, Senir has more than 10 years of experience in teaching and research in computer related topics. His core expertise stem from applying his knowledge in Computer Science, Mechatronics and Video Games to commercial products and services, which in turn, inform his teaching.
Senir currently teaches on the following modules:
Dinar, S.; Rowell, J. (2005) “Steps towards automating the process of tactile map design.” Tactile Graphics, Birmingham, UK
McCallum, D., Dinar, S., Jehoel, S. & Sheldon, S., (2005). “The design and manufacture of tactile maps, using an ink-jet process”. Journal of Engineering Design, 16 (6)
Dinar, S.; Rowell, J. McCallum, D., (2005) “Incorporating Unique Tactile Map software Ink-Jet to improve tactile map design”, In Digital Fabrication, Baltimore, USA (Best interactive paper award)
Dinar, S.; Rowell, J. McCallum, D., & Sheldon, D., (2005), “An advanced tactile ink-jet printer: Enhancing tactile map design and production methods.” In International Conference for Engineering Design, Melbourne Australia
Jehoel, S., Dinar, S.; Rowell, J. McCallum, D. & Ungar, S,. (2004) “A scientific approach to tactile map design minimum elevation of tactile map symbols”, International Cartographic Conference, A Coruña, Spain
McCallum, D., Rowell, J. & Dinar, S., (2006) Tactile directional symbols, British Journal of Visual Impairment, 24(2), pp. 83-92
McCallum, D., Rowell, J. and Dinar, S., (2005). Parameters for Evaluating Tactile Structures Produced with Ink-jet. In Digital Fabrication. Baltimore: Society of Imaging Science and Technology
In 2005 Senir was interviewed by BBC Look East in connection with his PhD research and the potential outcome of the tactile printer.