Muhammad is a Senior Research Associate for Imagination Lancaster Digital Good SIG at Lancaster University. His current research focuses on how co-designing patient flow data and visuals can be drawn into decision-making activities at an NHS Foundation Trust. He's also exploring ideas around what digital good technologies entail and how our everyday relationship with them can be better understood and improved. He previously conducted a PhD research in the School of computing and communications where he looked at how situated approaches to knowledge can inform the design and deployment of educational technologies specific to sub-Saharan Africa. His overall research interest in Human-computer interaction intersects with issues of the politics of design, decoloniality, and design futuring.