Daniel Schien is an Associate Professor in Sustainable ICT at the University of Bristol with 12 years of experience bridging computer science research, teaching, and practical software engineering. He leads the Sustainable Computing Group, focusing on making cloud, data science and HCI practices more environmentally responsible while directing core undergraduate software engineering projects. His academic trajectory from PhD to senior lecturer reflects deep expertise in sustainable computing research and curriculum development across international institutions. Before academia he accumulated hands-on industry experience in embedded and mobile systems, verification and payment applications, bringing a pragmatic systems perspective to research. Based in Bristol, he combines interdisciplinary teaching with applied research that targets measurable reductions in ICT carbon footprints. Colleagues describe him as a practical researcher who translates sustainability goals into actionable tools and course modules.
12 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
MCS, Software Engineering, Information Rules, MCS, Software Engineering, Information Rules at Technische Universität Berlin
The University of Melbourne
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Computer Sciene, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Computer Sciene at University of Bristol
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