Books:
1) Hyysalo, S (2010). Health Technology Development and Use: From Practice Bound Imagination to Evolving Impacts. London: Routledge.
2) Hyysalo, S (2009) Käyttäjä tuotekehityksessä—Tieto, tutkimus, menetelmät. Helsinki: Taideteollinen korkeakoulu. (User in product development—Knowledge, research, methods).
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Second revised edition of
Hyysalo, S (2006) Käyttäjätieto ja käyttäjätutkimuksen menetelmät. Edita IT-Press. (User knowledge and methods of user research).
3) Hyysalo, S. (2004). Uses of innovation. Wristcare in the practices of engineers and elderly. Academic dissertation. Helsinki: Helsinki University Press.
4) R. Miettinen, S. Hyysalo, J. Lehenkari & M. Hasu (2003): Tuotteesta työvälineeksi? Uudet teknologiat terveydenhuollossa. (From product to tool? New technologies in health-care) Helsinki: Stakes.
5) Hyysalo, S. (2000). Yhteistyö ja ajallisuus pet-merkkiaineiden tuotekehityksessä Turku: Turun yliopiston historian laitos, 54. (Collaboration and temporality in development of pet-tracers)
Full length articles in refereed journals:
6) Johnson, M., Hyysalo., S & Tamminen, S. (2010). Virtuality of Virtual Worlds, or, what can we learn from play-acting horse-girls and marginalized developers. Symbolic Interaction.
7) Heiskanen, E., Hyysalo, S., Kotro, T., & Repo, P. (2010). Constructing innovative users and user-inclusive innovation communities. Technology Analysis & Strategic Management 22 (4) 495 — 511.
8) Höyssä, M & Hyysalo, S (2009) The fog of innovation: Innovativeness and deviance in developing new clinical testing equipment. Research Policy (5) 984-993.
9) Hyysalo, S. (2009). Learning for learning economy and social learning. Research Policy 38 (4), 726-735.
10) Hyysalo, S. (2009) User innovation and everyday practices: Micro-innovation in sports industry development. R&D Management 39 (3) 247-258.
11) Stewart, J., & Hyysalo, S. (2008). Intermediaries, Users and Social Learning in Technological Innovation. International Journal of Innovation Management, 12(3 (Sept. 2008) ), 295–325.
12) Hyysalo, S. (2007). Versions of care technology. Human Technology, an international journal on humans in ICT environments, 3(2), 228-247.
13) Hyysalo, S. (2006). Practice bound imaginaries in automating the safety of the elderly. Social Studies of Science 36(4) 599-626.
14) Hyysalo, S. (2006). The role of learning-by-using in the design of healthcare technologies: A case study. The Information Society 22 (2) 89-100.
15) Hyysalo, S. (2005). Objects and motives in a product design process. Mind, Culture, and Activity 12 (1), 19-36.
16) Hyysalo, S. (2004). ‘Technology Nurtured – Collectives in maintaining and implementing technology for elderly care’. Science Studies 12(2) 23-43.
17) Hyysalo, S. (2004). Users, an emerging human resource for r&d? From preference elicitation towards the joint exploration of users’ needs. International Journal of Human Resouce Development and Management, 4(1), 22-38.
18) Hyysalo, S., & Lehenkari, J. (2003). An activity-theoretical method for studying user-participation in IS-design. Methods of Information in Medicine, 42(4).
19) Hyysalo, S. (2003). Some problems in the traditional approaches to predicting the use of a technology-driven invention. Innovation, 16(2), 118-137.
20) Hyysalo, S. (2002). Transforming the object in product design. Outlines, Critical Social Studies, 4(1), 59-83.
Full length chapters in refereed books
21) Hyysalo, S. (2009). Figuring technologies, users and designers - Steps towards an adequate vocabulary for design–use relation In E. Baraldi, H. Håkanson, F. Prenkert & A. Waluschewski (Eds.), Use of Science and Technology in Business: Exploring the impact of using activity for systems, organizations and people (pp. 291-314): Emerald Publishing Group.
22) Hyysalo, S. (2009). Persistence and effects of structural tensions in designer-user relations. In A. Voss, M. Hartswood, K. Ho, R. Procter, M. Rouncefied, R. Slack, M. Bucher (Eds.), Configuring Designer-User relations: interdisciplinary perspectives. London: Springer – Verlag.
23) Stewart, J & Hyysalo, S (2008) Social learning and intermediaries: charting the mediators between developers and users of new ICT. (in Pierson, J & E Mante-Meijer & E Loos & B Sapio eds). Innovation for/by users. Office for Official Publications of the European Communities (OPOCE): Brussels.
24) Hyysalo, S., & Lehenkari, J. (2005). Instrument-oriented history, ethnography and interventions in studying IS-design. In Y. Engeström, Lompscher, J & G. Ruckriem (Eds.), Putting activity theory to work – Contributions from developmental work research (pp. 149-172). Berlin: Lehmans Media.
25) Hyysalo, S., & Lehenkari, J. (2002). Contextualizing power in collaborative design. In T. Binder, J. Gregory & I. Wagner (Eds.), PDC 2002 (pp. 93-104). Malmö, Sweden: Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility.
Short papers and book reviews in refereed venues:
26) Hyysalo, S (2009) How packaged software conquers the organization. Review of Pollock & Williams: Software and Organizations. Social Studies of Science 39 (4) 635–642.
27) Hyysalo, S, Johnson, M & Heiskanen, E (2007) Introduction to design-use relations in sociotechnical change. Human Technology, an international journal on humans in ICT environments 2007 (1).
28) Hyysalo, S (2006) Review of The problem of health technology – Policy implications for modern health care systems (P.Lehoux) The Easst Review
29) Hyysalo, S. (2005). From social shaping to social learning – review of Williams, Stewart & Slack: Social learning in technological innovation. Science Studies, 18(1), 86-88.
30) Hyysalo, S. (2004). Notes on the boring basics stuff in PD proliferation. In A. Bond, A. Clement, F. Cindio, D. Schuler & P. v. d. Besselaar (Eds.), PDC 2004 Artful Integration – Interweaving media, materials and practices (Palo Alto, CA: Computer professionals for social responsibility). Vol. 2, pp. 61-63
4. Articles and book sections in Finnish:
31) Hyysalo, S (Forthcoming 2011) Käyttäjätieto ja teknologian sosiaalinen muotoutuminen in Oulasvirta, A (ed) Ihmisen ja tietokoneen vuorovaikutus. Helsinki: Gaudeamus.
32) Hyysalo, S (Forthcoming 2011) Helpot hedelmät eli toimijaverkkoteoreettisen ohennuksen eleganssi. in Tamminen, S & Pyyhtinen, O (eds.) ANTologia. Publisher TBA
33) Hyysalo, S (2008) Yhteisyydet, aineet ja sekoitukset. (Turo-Kimmo Lehtonen: aineellinen yhteisö). Tiede ja Edistys
34) Hyysalo, S (2006) Käyttäjätieto 2000-Luvulla. in Repo, P, Koskinen, I & Grönman, H (Eds) Innovaatioiden kotiutuminen – Kuluttajatutkimuskeskuksen vuosikirja 2006. Helsinki: Kuluttajatutkimuskeskus 151-159.
35) Hyysalo, S (2005) Terveydenhuollon teknologian käyttöönoton jälkeiset oppimishaasteet. Sotetite 2005. Sosiaali- ja terveydenhuollon tietotekniikan ja tiedonhallinnan tutkimuspäivät, Helsinki 30.5-01.6.2005, tutkimuspaperit, osaavien keskusten verkoston julkaisuja, 2/2005 (pp.15-19)
36) Hyysalo, S., Lehenkari, J., & Miettinen, R. (2004). Informaatiokumous, tuottaja-käyttäjäsuhteet ja sosiaaliset innovaatiot. In T. Lemola & P. Honkanen (Eds.), Innovaatiopolitiikka (pp. 215-226). Helsinki: Gaudeamus.
37) Hyysalo, S., & Lehenkari, J. (2002b). Yhteissuunnittelu mahdollisuutena ja haasteena diabetesohjelmien kehittämisessä suomessa – tapaus prowellness. In P. Nykänen (Ed.), Sotetite 2002. Sosiaali- ja terveydenhuollon tietotekniikan ja tiedonhallinnan tutkimuspäivät, joensuu 28.-29.5.2002, tutkimuspaperit, osaavien keskusten verkoston julkaisuja, 3/2002 (pp. 90-95). Helsinki: Stakes.
38) Hyysalo, S., & Lehenkari, J. (2001b). Diabetestietokantojen kehittämisen haasteet suomessa. Diabetes ja Lääkäri, 30(1), 26-29.
39) Hyysalo, S. & Suominen, J. (2000a). Teknologian tutkimuksen olemusta pohtimassa. Tekniikan Waiheita, 18(2), 24-31.
Other scientific publications
40) Hyysalo, S (2007) Implicit Representations of Use: Sources, Potential and Risks. (Tiainen et al eds) Proceedings of the 30th Information Systems Research Seminar in Scandinavia IRIS 2007.
41) Ali-Yrkkö, J, Honkanen, P. , Hyysalo, S, Uotinen, J (2006) Globalisaatio, innovaatio ja kansalaiset – ProActiivisia näkökulmia innovaatiopolitiikkaan. Kauppa ja teollisuusministeriön julkaisuja.
42) Ali-Yrkkö, J, Honkanen, P. , Hyysalo, S, Uotinen, J (2006) Globalisation, innovation and citizens – ProActive perspectives to innovation policy. Publications of Finnish ministry of trade and industry.
43) Hyysalo, S., & Lehenkari, J. (2000). Defining the crucial users – An activity theoretical approach for finding the missing voices. In T. Cherkasky, J. Greenbaum, P. Mambrey & J. K. Pors (Eds.), PDC 2000 Designing Digital Environments (New York: Computer professionals for social responsibility). pp. 283-287.
44) Hyysalo, S. (2000). Representing and Constructing use – An activity theoretical perspective to design work. In T. Cherkasky, J. Greenbaum, P. Mambrey & J. K. Pors (Eds.), PDC 2000 Designing Digital Environments (New York: Computer professionals for social responsibility). pp. 278-282
Sampsa is Associate professor in co-design at the Aalto School of, Art, Design and Architecture and a Senior Researcher at the Aalto University School of Economics, Helsinki Finland. Sampsa’s research and teaching focus on user involvement in innovation and the co-evolution of technologies, practices and organizations. He received his Ph.d in Behavioral Sciences in the University of Helsinki and holds a Docentship in information systems, specialising in user-centered design. In INUSE he is in charge of and works in all subprojects.
