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Dr Anna Wojdecka is a college-wide Academic Lead and interdisciplinary design researcher advancing trust in human–AI collaboration and human factors integration across safety-critical systems in healthcare, aviation and human spaceflight.

Dr Wojdecka is Academic Lead for Grand Challenge Plural Intelligence, a college-wide unit at the Royal College of Art, and former Academic Lead for MRes Healthcare Design, delivered in partnership with the Helix Centre and Imperial College London Medical School.

With over 15 years of experience across commercial design practice and academia, her work brings together design research, healthcare innovation and emerging technologies. At the RCA, she worked as a Research Associate in the Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design’s Healthcare Lab before progressing to academic and programme leadership roles. She helped shape MRes Healthcare Design through curriculum innovation and contributed to the development of this unique transdisciplinary provision with Imperial College London.

Her international profile includes collaborations across the UK, USA, Canada, the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Ireland and Australia, with research partners including NASA, the Federal Aviation Administration, the NHS, Wellcome, Brompton Bicycle and King’s College London. Her publications and funded projects reflect a sustained contribution to healthcare design and the development of anticipatory design approaches, tools and frameworks. Her research focuses on design for trust in human–AI collaboration and human factors integration in safety-critical systems across healthcare, aviation and human spaceflight.

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Jenna Wheeler