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Crafting Futures
Examining the role design innovation can play in supporting the creative education and development of young women in craft contexts
Dr Lynn-Sayers McHattie and Dr Marianne McAra
Chain reaction
The principle of a chain reaction is simple and intuitive - one event generates an output, the result of which in turn triggers another one.
2nd year Product Design students
The Modern Outpatient
A person-centred vision of care for people living with multiple long-term conditions for the Modern Outpatient Programme
Gemma Teal
Backpack
Backpack, a project with the Digital Health & Care Institute examining the role of personal healthcare records.
Gemma Teal, Tara French and Jay Bradley
Ritual Respect
Co-designing care and emotional support around miscarriage
Sneha Raman & Angela Tulloch
Language of Pain
Co-designing opportunities for open dialogue and shared learning between people with chronic pain and health professionals
Dr Leigh-Anne Hepburn
Craft and Place in the Highlands and Islands
What role does ‘place’ have for craft makers in the Highlands and Islands in relation to their challenges, ambitions and practice?
Dr Michael Pierre Johnson
ReMantle and Make
Exploring close loop innovation within the textile sector, and the role maker spaces could have in a sustainable future for design
Dr Michael Pierre Johnson, Dr Paul Smith and Dr Lynn-Sayers McHattie
Design in Action
Exploring design as a strategy for economic growth and innovation in Scotland across fields of knowledge, business, technology and policy.
Dr Lynn-Sayers McHattie, Dr Michael Pierre Johnson, Dr Cara Broadley
Chain reaction
The principle of a chain reaction is simple and intuitive - one event generates an output, the result of which in turn triggers another one.
2nd year Product Design students
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Crafting Futures
Examining the role design innovation can play in supporting the creative education and development of young women in craft contexts
Dr Lynn-Sayers McHattie and Dr Marianne McAra
The Modern Outpatient
A person-centred vision of care for people living with multiple long-term conditions for the Modern Outpatient Programme
Gemma Teal
Backpack
Backpack, a project with the Digital Health & Care Institute examining the role of personal healthcare records.
Gemma Teal, Tara French and Jay Bradley
Ritual Respect
Co-designing care and emotional support around miscarriage
Sneha Raman & Angela Tulloch
Leapfrog
New approaches to community co-design, innovative engagement tools
Madeline Smith, Elizabeth Brooks, Paul Smith, Cara Broadley, Marianne McAra and Michael Pierre Johnson
Language of Pain
Co-designing opportunities for open dialogue and shared learning between people with chronic pain and health professionals
Dr Leigh-Anne Hepburn
Craft and Place in the Highlands and Islands
What role does ‘place’ have for craft makers in the Highlands and Islands in relation to their challenges, ambitions and practice?
Dr Michael Pierre Johnson
Work/Life
Researching local understanding of lived experience, and identifying opportunities around occupational segregation and inclusive growth
Marianne McAra, Emma Murphy
ReMantle and Make
Exploring close loop innovation within the textile sector, and the role maker spaces could have in a sustainable future for design
Dr Michael Pierre Johnson, Dr Paul Smith and Dr Lynn-Sayers McHattie
Innovation from Tradition
Exploring the role design innovation can play in understanding how innovation challenges in distributed geographies can be addressed.
Dr Lynn-Sayers McHattie, Dr Katherine Champion and Dr Cara Broadley
DING
Delivering design innovation as a strategy for creative economic growth and innovation in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland.
Prof Lynn-Sayers McHattie
Right Here Right Now
Investigating the feasibility of capturing people’s lived experiences using ‘real-time’ data capture to inform decision making
Gemma Teal and Madeline Smith
Design in Action
Exploring design as a strategy for economic growth and innovation in Scotland across fields of knowledge, business, technology and policy.
Dr Lynn-Sayers McHattie, Dr Michael Pierre Johnson, Dr Cara Broadley
Seannachies
A reflection on the role innovative design approaches can play in creating social cohesion and collective wellbeing
Dr Lynn-Sayers McHattie and Dr Cara Broadley
Flourish
How can material practice enable creative collaborations?
Irene McAra-McWilliam, Lynn-Sayers McHattie and Cara Broadley
Creating Cultures of Innovation
Examining how design can act as a vehicle for increased and sustainable innovation performance
Madeline Smith, Don McIntyre, Paul Smith
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