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Using frameworks to cross interdisciplinary boundaries: Addressing wellness
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Beyond Forecasting: A Design-inspired Foresight Approach for Preferable Futures
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Design for Better Comprehension: Design opportunities for facilitating consumers’ comprehension of really new products (RNPs)
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Designing Language Learning for Migrant Workers’ Workplace Integration
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Research on the Edge: Incorporating new research methods in standard corporate research practices
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Differences of Cast Shadows on Food Image Perception
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Designing with and for People with Dementia: Developing a Mindful Interdisciplinary Co-Design Methodology
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Bio Fashion Design: A Study on Design Strategy for Sustainable Production Line through DIY Bio Experiment
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PRODUCT DESIGN BRIEFS AS KNOWLEDGE- BASED ARTIFACTS OF CROSS-FUNCTIONAL COLLABORATION IN NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
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Quantitative Analysis of Cognitive Performance in Motion Graphic Design
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Two blind spots in design thinking
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New Challenges when Teaching UX Students to Sketch and Prototype
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Generative Design Research for Sustainability: Exemplary Cases for the Adaptation of the EC Guide Tool and the ERM Method
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Cultura: A communication toolkit for designers to gain empathic insights across cultural boundaries
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Critical & Speculative Design Practice and Semiotics: Meaning-Crafting for Futures Ready Brands
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Pioneers of Sensory Development Education: Christof Drexel and Hugo Kükelhaus
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Understanding the [design] problem in addressing human-building interfaces
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Research of the New Space in Vernacular Dwellings of Jiangnan Area during Mid- Ming Dynasty
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Understanding passengers’ experiences of train journeys to inform the design of technological innovations
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Graphic designers as cultural innovators: Case studies of Henry Steiner and KAN Tai Keung
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Exploring Design Specific Factors For Building Longer Term Industry Relationships
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Impact of Visual Topological Features on Priority Attention for Product Shapes
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Development of a Design Competence Model for Learners of Human-Centered Design
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Object Lessons: what is the value of engaging with the physical object within design research and education, evaluated through the application of the “Material & Process Innovation Collection”, at Manchester Metropolitan University Special Collections?
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User’s Expectation on the Feedback of Flexible Interaction
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Assessing a Rehabilitation Living Lab Research Project: The Meta-Analysis of an Inclusive Environment for People with Disabilities
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Preliminary Study on the Learning Pressure of Undergraduate Industrial Design Students
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Design sprints and substance: Assessing the spectrum of design education opportunities for non-designers
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A Matching Test of Task-Gesture on Tablet for Mid-older and Young Adults
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Developing DIVE, a design-led futures technique for SMEs
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Designing Information for Artificial Intelligence: Path Recommendation and User Acceptance in a Virtual Space
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Moving graphic design forward with service design methods: Diversifying the role of graphic design among small local industry projects
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Beyond Greener Things: sustainability within communication design practice
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A Content Analysis of Wired Magazine and Self-Tracking Devices
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Kids Design Association Japan: Regulating and Promoting Children Oriented Design Practices in Japan
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Developing a Matrix for ‘Designerly Way of Creating Shared Value’ (DCSV): Four examples of CSV via perspectives of design
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Creating Different Modes of Existence. Towards an Ontological Ethics of Design
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Designing One-flat church as small-scale community space in densely populated urban environment to perform both sacred and contemporary functions
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Architectural, interior architectural and industrial design in the last phases of life: Design for wellbeing in palliative care
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Cultural Differences in Aesthetic Preferences: Does Product-to-Context Match Matter?
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Design Infrastructuring Toward A Utopian Economy
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Applying Design Thinking for Business Model Innovation for a Nonprofit Organization – Case Study: Art á la Carte
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Opening a Design Education Pipeline from University to K-12 and Back
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Co-creation supporting collaboration across cultural contexts: Recommendations for improving in flight packaging for ageing populations
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Developing design criteria for iPad stands to meet the needs of older adults in group settings
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Biometrics For Babies- Human Centered Technology Design to support infant immunization and healthcare delivery in resource limited settings.
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Expert Opinion on the Barriers to Communicating Excellent Research in
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Collaborating Design Risk
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Nature-inspired organizational design framework for open collaboration platform development
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Sensory Reflection towards Product Design Ideation
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Discourses on Japanese lifestyle in early modern design: A turning point from Westernization to modern design
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A Study on Design for Diagnostic Tool for Language Processing Ability with Aging - Focused on ‘Verb naming’
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The Development of Modern Design Methods through an Actor-Network Theory (ANT) Analysis of the Pre-modern Social Customs of Japan
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Qualities of Public Health. Towards an Analysis of Aesthetic Features of Public Policies
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Mapping for Mindsets of Possibility During Home Downsizing
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A new role for designers through meta (open) design
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Understanding Everyday Design
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Participatory Design for Behaviour Change: An Integrative Approach to Healthcare Quality Improvement
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Humanizing an Organization through Digital Experiences
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(Un)intended Value Implications of Graphical Representations of Data
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New Methods of Analyzing TRNA
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Finding the Expectations of Smart Home and Designing the Meaningful Technology for Delivering Customers’ Satisfaction
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"Fast" and "Slow" Fashions as seen through the Millennial Mindset
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Systematizing Public Signage Systems for Smooth Urban Pedestrian Movement
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Taxonomy of Interactions and the Design of the Airport Passenger Screening Process
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From Software Engineering to Information Design
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Sparking potential ideas of ‘best-fit’ for design- work: a conceptual model for research
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Interaction Design and Use innovation for Interactive products
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Enhancing Creative Confidence through Sketchnoting, A Foundational Research Exploration
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Transportation Assistive Device for the Elderly Based on Service Design
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Entrepreneurial universities meet their private partners: towards a better embedding of the outcomes of cross-sector collaborations.
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Innovative Handle Design and Evaluation of Woks for Middle-Aged and Elderly People
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Challenges and Lessons: Embracing Design Thinking Practices for Website Innovation in South Korea
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Storytelling Technique for Building Use-case Scenarios for Design Development
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Breaking through Fuzzy Positioning: Diverse Design Communication Strategies for Older Adults’ Healthcare Wearables
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Collaborative design education with industry: Student perspective by reflection
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Future Propositions for How People Use Technology: Designing Through Ethnographic Research Methods
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Look Around You, Look Inside You: Exploring Heritage in the Design Classroom
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What the Font
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Paleoethnobotanical Remains from Newtown, Ohio: An Exploration of the Environmental Context of Plant Uses at the Newtown Fire Station Site
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Taking aim at ‘wicked problems.’ A practical philosophy for educating designers in the making of wise decisions
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Raising Crime Awareness through ‘Design Thinking’ within a High Street Retailer in the United Kingdom
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Psychological Effects of an Art Program with Feed Back Systems Reflecting Achievement Levels in Rehabilitation Exercises -Development of a VR Device Encouraging Squatting Movements -
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Changing the Perceptions of Making
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Rewarding Risk: Exploring How to Encourage Learning that Comes from Taking Risks
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Animation as a Creative Tool: Insights into the Complex
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Using Frame Analysis to Organize Designers’ Experience on the Cloud
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Incorporating Co-Design Thinking to Understand Current and Future Experiences of Veterans in a University Environment
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Solution Generation Design Profiles: Reflection on "Reflection in Action"
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All4One: A Moderated Sketching Tool for Supporting Idea-Generation with Remote Users
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IoT Emergency Detection Devices
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Employing Strategies to Address Implicit Racial Bias in the Home Visit Setting
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How Can Living Plants On Clothing Artistically Address Environmental Stewardship?
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How Can Floating Gardens Mitigate Agricultural Runoff In Ponds and Lakes in Waynesville, Ohio?
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Ecological Symphony: How Can Living Plants On Clothes Artistically Address Environmental Stewardship?
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Thesis Project Board_Spring 2024
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Squinting at the Details: A Look Into the Symbolism of Guercino’s Mars with Cupid.
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Joan Miró: Poetic Manifestations
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How can the use of Integrated Pest Management Strategies, be used to educate landscape industry employees and environmental policy-makers on the benefits IPM has on ecological health in urban Cincinnati?
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How can the relationship between socioeconomic status and soil health as it relates to quality of life, be understood and remediated to improve the quality of life in various neighborhoods within the Greater Cincinnati region?
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