Camille Dauhut is a designer and researcher. After studying product design in France, she obtained a Bachelor’s degree (2013) and a Master’s degree (2015) in industrial design from L’École de Design Nantes Atlantique. Her practice focuses on designing hybrid objects that question or shift perspectives on issues combining new technologies with societal and environmental concerns.

She is currently pursuing a SACRe PhD at EnsadLab, in the Reflective Interaction group, for Orange Research. Her research focuses on designing manipulable objects that address cryptography and cybersecurity challenges in the era of quantum technologies. Her thesis is supervised by Emmanuel Mahé and Samuel Bianchini, with industrial co-supervision by Dominique Deuff within the SENSE centre of expertise.

Camille is also active in the DataGaga artistic collective, a multidisciplinary approach that informs her research practice.