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DESIGN RESEARCH NEWS Volume 13 Number 6 Jun 2008 ISSN 1473-3862
DRS Digital Newsletter http://www.designresearchsociety.org
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CONTENTS
o Editorial
o DRS08 conference
o Student membership
o Publication: promoting world class design research
o Symposium - Incorporating Evaluation Methods in Creative
Work
o Calls
o Announcements
o The Design Research Society: information
o Digital Services of the DRS
o Subscribing and unsubscribing to DRN
o Contributing to DRN
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EDITORIAL
It is always a pleasure to see DRS pushing ahead with new
things:
This month we are just a few weeks away from the DRS biennial
conference, which promises an excellent venue and programme.
A new grade of membership for students is announced, and the
first new members have rapidly joined up. This is an important
next step for DRS in establishing a full range of membership
options including the elected Fellows scheme, full Members
category, and now Student Members.
A brochure celebrating excellence in design research is also
being launched, and expressions of interest are sought from DRS
members.
Details of all these are listed below.
-- David Durling
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DRS08 CONFERENCE
Just a few weeks to go to the DRS 2008 Conference
"Undisciplined" 16-19 July, Sheffield, England
http://drs2008.designinquiry.wikispaces.net/
- Around 100 refereed papers from every continent (except
Antarctica)
- Three important, internationally recognised keynote speakers
- Alan Blackwell will be giving the first Keynote address on 16
July. Alan is Reader in Interdisciplinary Design at the
Cambridge University Computer Laboratory, with qualifications in
professional engineering, computing and experimental psychology.
We have asked him to provoke a discussion about
interdisciplinarity.
- A great opportunity to network with colleagues from around the
world
- In the centre of a renewed city with beautiful public spaces
and a vibrant arts culture
- A few kilometres from Britain's most popular National Park
- With a great programme of social activity alongside the
academic business, including a closing banquet and chance to let
your hair down to a traditional country dance band at
Sheffield's Cutlers' Hall, home of the Company of Cutlers in
Hallamshire, Sheffield's ancient craft guild for the
metalworking industries.
So please book your place today and look forward to some English
midsummer weather.
This year we have paid special attention to refereeing and the
quality of papers to be presented, the conference will be
smaller in scale based in a single site at Sheffield Hallam
University with a high quality lecture theatre, social space and
presentation rooms all under one roof. The city centre, hotels
and the main rail station are right outside the venue.
You can find out more about the conference and how to take part
at http://drs2008.designinquiry.wikispaces.net/
Don't forget that there is a full set of information about air
and rail travel to Sheffield on our website at
http://drs2008.designinquiry.wikispaces.net/Travel
If you are coming from Northern Europe, especially France or
Benelux, have a look at the ethical, more comfortable option of
train travel by Eurostar who now offer through tickets to
Sheffield.
http://drs2008.designinquiry.wikispaces.net/
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STUDENT MEMBERSHIP OF DRS
Please note that there is now a new STUDENT membership scheme.
The first students have already joined us.
Student Membership of the Design Research Society offers an
introduction to the activities of the Society and its global
network of leading figures in the design research community. You
may join at any time during the year.
There is a reduced fee of GBP30 for up to 3 years DRS Student
Membership - equivalent to a GBP60 saving on the standard rate!
Following completion of your study, you will be invited to apply
for full membership of the Society.
BENEFITS
- regular communications about research activities worldwide,
with a members-only Design Research Quarterly (DRQ)
- reduced fees to most DRS sponsored events including major
conferences and symposia
- reduced subscription of between 20% to 50% on leading research
journals including: Design Studies; Design Issues; Digital
Creativity Journal; CoDesign; Information Design Journal; ADCHE
Journal
- a means of identifying and contacting other members through
our database of members' interests
- an opportunity to contribute to the international design
research community.
CRITERIA
To be eligible for DRS Student Membership, you should be:
- studying in further or higher education and outside full time
paid employment
- interested in research related to design, or research-based
design practice.
Full details on how to join are at:
http://www.designresearchsociety.org/joomla/content/view/114/130/
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PROMOTING WORLD CLASS DESIGN RESEARCH
The Design Research Society is inviting individual researchers
and institutions to participate in an exciting opportunity to
promote the most excellent design research and institutions
worldwide.
The DRS are supporting and co-ordinating the production of a
prospectus promoting the best of international design research.
The purpose of the brochure will principally be to raise
awareness of design research and the world class institutions
that are engaged in such activity.
This high quality, full colour brochure will contain ten to
twelve carefully selected case studies submitted by
institutions, providing an overview of key design research
taking place throughout the world. It will be designed for
distribution to government and funding bodies and other
influential institutions and individuals in the countries of
participating Design Schools. One major target will be companies
and industry bodies and we hope that the research projects
selected will be relevant to these organisations.
We have been very fortunate to secure some support from Coventry
University in the UK, who are donating the design of the
brochure and help with distribution in the UK. Many thanks to
Mike Tovey and Cherie Lebbon for this vital contribution. DRS
Council have already seen and approved the outline design for
the publication.
The content of the publication will include an introduction by
an eminent academic, case studies showcasing high quality design
research and a description of the work of the Design Research
Society and its Special Interest Groups.
This opportunity is open to researchers who are members of DRS.
We are now asking institutions to consider submitting a case
study (approximately 400 words and two images) for publication
and if selected, participating institutions will pay an amount
to cover the cost of printing and provide them with up to 250
copies for their own distribution. At the moment the cost for
such an entry in the brochure is likely to be GBP370 but this
may vary somewhat when we know the exact print run. UK
participants will pay a little more to cover the cost of
distribution in the UK. Participants outside the UK will have to
pay their own distribution costs.
The final case studies will be selected by a panel during July,
to ensure we are presenting the highest quality research that
reflects the worldwide distribution of our members. Publication
is planned for Autumn 2008.
Those interested in participating should contact Dr Philippa
Ashton at [log in to unmask] You will be sent a copy of
the proposed design, criteria for selection, example copy which
you can use to guide to producing your own entry and full
details about participation.
The deadline for expressions of interest is 1st July.
Philippa Ashton
Events Secretary
Design Research Society
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INCORPORATING EVALUATION METHODS IN CREATIVE WORK
19 January 2008: Lansdown Symposium - Incorporating Evaluation
Methods in Creative Work
CFP This call for abstracts is open now (closes 31 July 2008).
This is a CAS-supported event, so submissions from CAS members
would be particularly welcome.
Completing the Circle: Incorporating Evaluation Methods in
Creative Work
A one-day symposium in January 2009 organised by the Lansdown
Centre for Electronic Arts Middlesex University, London, UK
This is a one-day symposium supported by the Computer Arts
Society and the Design Research Society. Papers will focus on
the use of novel methods, or methods newly borrowed from other
disciplines, in evaluating the user's or audience's response to
media such as websites, portable media (such as iPods, PSPs),
pervasive games, film, videogames, technology-rich performance,
interactive art.
An aspect of interest is the use of interactive technologies to
assist evaluative processes as well as to deliver interactive
experiences. The aim is to share knowledge about evaluation
methods and to debate the role and value of different forms of
evaluation in relation to the arts and media. With this in mind,
well-argued papers questioning the very idea of evaluation
(especially scientific evaluation methods) in the arts, will
also be accepted.
All papers will be peer-reviewed by an international panel. The
best papers will be expanded and edited for a special issue of
the journal Digital Creativity.
The Call for Papers -- Abstracts invited now
Researchers, artists, designers and others worldwide are invited
to respond to the following deliberately provocative statement:
"The days when artists, media-makers or designers could work
solely from personal conviction -- regardless of the reception
of their work -- are gone. The intelligent artist or designer is
now deeply interested in discovering the audience's or the
user's response, and keen to use the many techniques and
approaches now available for doing so."
Papers should focus on the use of novel methods, or methods
newly borrowed from other disciplines, in evaluating the user's
/ audience's response to media such as websites, portable media
(such as iPods, PSPs), pervasive games, film, videogames,
technology-rich performance, interactive art. An aspect of
interest is the use of interactive technologies to assist
evaluative processes as well as to deliver interactive
experiences.
Examples include:
- the use of eyetracking to study how people watch films
- using galvanic skin response to discover game-players' level
of arousal
- repertory grid technique to analyse players' preferences in
videogames
- building art-making machines in order to reflect on art
practice
The aim is to share knowledge about evaluation methods and to
debate the role and value of different forms of evaluation in
relation to the arts and media. With this in mind, well-argued
papers questioning the very idea of evaluation (especially
scientific evaluation methods) in the arts, are welcome.
Intending authors should send an abstract of less than 1,000
words.
The Call for Abstracts closes on 31 July 2008.
For details see:
http://www.cea.mdx.ac.uk/?location_id=59&item=31
This event is endorsed by the Design Research Society.
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CALLS
2 September 2008: HCI and the Analysis, Design and Evaluation of
Services
INTRODUCTION
As well as becoming an ever more important part of local and
global economies; Services and Service Design are emerging,
crossing, and in some cases redefining disciplinary boundaries.
A number of papers are emerging in HCI venues that have
explicitly examined services. Service has emerged as a frequent
metaphor for a range of computing applications, both web based,
pervasive and ubiquitous; here researchers and practitioners
often talk of services instead of applications. In addition
Service-oriented architectures receive continued attention in
Computing but research is often divorced from issues of concern
to HCI.
In turn the user, value, and worth centred ethos of HCI of
existing and emerging approaches, and is making its way into
Service design approaches (for example the use of personas in
Parker and Heapy's Journey to the Interface).
Service definitions and Service design has often stressed the
intangible, activity and participatory nature of service acts.
Vargo and Lusch define Services as "the application of
specialized competences (knowledge and skills), through deeds,
processes, and performances for the benefit of another entity or
the entity itself." This definition stresses the activity based
nature of services. HCI has much to offer in this area, from the
foundation principles espoused by Gould and Lewis, through to
approaches that provide sophisticated analysis of tasks /
activities. In addition characterisation of Service such as
Service as experience, Service as journey, overlap with
experience oriented approaches that have emerged for analysing
and designing computing.
In turn many approaches to Service design either borrow, overlap
or complement HCI's design focus and academic rigour. For
example Parker and Heapy's use of prototypes, personas, and
measurement of the service experience. However, explicit links
between work on Service definition, Service Design and HCI are
limited. There has not been any great discussion on the
complements and possible tensions between the areas. The time
seems appropriate for a workshop on what HCI can give to Service
Design and what Service Design can give to HCI. This workshop
will undertake such an activity.
GOALS
The following are goals of the workshop:
- to bring together researchers and practitioners to inform both
research and practice into Service Design
- to explore in more depth the relationships between HCI (and
its manifestations such as Interaction Design, User experience)
and Service Design
- to bring together people in different disciplines to discuss
and address HCI issues in relation to Service Design; and
Service Design issues in relation to HCI;
- to explore the wider implications of Service Design.
- to start to build a community of people with interests in the
areas.
TOPIC RELEVANCE
The workshop relates to existing work and workshops on Services.
Outside of HCI several major research projects and programs are
undertaking research into Services in relation to products (e.g.
KIM, IPAS, S4T). A recent AHRC network on service design has
also been undertaken at Oxford.
The workshop also builds on the work that has attempted to look
at Services issues in public services; on existing general
interest in HCI; existing general interest in service design;
research into the definition of services; and emerging paradigms
for Services. In addition the emergence of design consultancies
focussed around services and the wider design and engineering
communities growing interest in the topic.
TOPICS
The workshop aims to include rather than exclude. Possible
(contradictory) topics include:
- Do HCI approaches shed new light on definitions of service?
- Reports of experiences applying HCI approaches (e.g. Personas)
to the design of services.
- Reports of experiences using Services Marketing (e.g.
Blueprinting) approaches in HCI contexts.
- Service Quality (e.g. SERVQUAL) in relation to Usability /
User Experience measures.
- Conflicts and complements between Service as Experience and
'harder' measures of Service quality.
- Adaptation of existing perspectives to the analysis and design
of Services (e.g., task analysis, Activity Theory, Distributed
Cognition)
- Why Services mean that existing perspectives can no longer
apply.
- From Service to e-Service and back again.
- Educational perspectives.
WORKSHOP STRUCTURE
Participants will be invited to submit a 4 - 6 page position
paper on their work, along with a candidate service for
additional activities. The morning session will be given over to
the presentation and discussion of these papers. The afternoon
session will be split between analysis / design of two service
examples using constructs explored in the morning. In addition
there will be a workshop site linked into the main conference
site that will remain active as a resource for the community.
PARTICIPANTS
Participants would be expected from industry and academia,
invites to those in the Service Design community would also be
made.
PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS
In the first instance through submission of a submission paper
is a requirement. These should be sent to [log in to unmask]
DEADLINES
19th July Expression of interest / Submission of Position Paper
26-July Notification of Acceptance
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
Should be sent to [log in to unmask] As soon as possible.
WORKSHOP ORGANISER
Peter J Wild Institute for Manufacturing and the Engineering
Design Centre University of Cambridge [log in to unmask]
WORKSHOP URL
http://www.eng.cam.ac.uk/%7Epw308/workshops/HCI&Services/
9-11 October 2008: SYMPOSIUM: "MONITORING SCENOGRAPHY 2: SPACE
AND TRUTH / RAUM UND WAHRHEIT", Switzerland
University of the Arts Zurich Institute for Design and
Technology Postgraduate Program Scenography
We would like to bring to your attention the second symposium in
the Monitoring Scenography series at the University of the Arts
Zurich. We hereby issue a call for papers at the intersection of
architecture, theatre, exhibition and media. If interested
please send your proposals by 1st July 2008 to the address
below.
For details and further information please see our website:
http://sceno.zhdk.ch => NEWS
20 October 2008: International Service Innovation Design
Conference
Please note that the deadline for abstracts for this conference
has been extended to 15 July 2008.
http://www.sidcenter.com
7-9 January 2009: International Conference on Research into
Design (ICoRD'09)
National Seminar Complex, Indian Institute of Science,
Bangalore, India
http://cpdm.iisc.ernet.in/icord'09
5-9 February 2009: ATMOSPHERE: Symposium Faculty of
Architecture, University of Manitoba Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada
Abstract submission
Please send a 300 - 400 word abstract (must be in English) as a
PDF document by 1 July, 2008. Abstracts should be emailed to
[log in to unmask] - Include your name and institutional
affiliation if appropriate. Please do not include full
bibliographies, but include 3 main references and or sources to
allow your work to be placed or shifted into an appropriate
theme stream. Abstracts and full papers will be referred through
a double blind peer review process. Papers will be 3000 words
maximum for a 20 minute presentation. The referred papers will
be published in symposium proceedings.
ATMOSPHERE will be a yearly symposium in the Faculty of
Architecture, at University of Manitoba, to be held each
February. We encourage people from the disciplines represented
in the Faculty to submit abstracts and to attend, as well as
those outside of these traditional environmental design
disciplines.
Atmosphere is the consequence of the projects we make as
designers of landscapes, cities, architecture and interiors.
Atmosphere is hard to grasp, and even harder to talk about - yet
the production of atmosphere, intended or not, is one of our
most apparent contributions to the world. It is something that
lingers after the program has changed or the client has left.
Though palpable, atmosphere resists registration. So fragile and
dependent on the world around, atmosphere is also susceptible to
our individual perception. It is not something that can be read
or interpreted. It is.
ATMOSPHERE has been planned over a three-day period starting
with a Thursday evening registration and the main invited
lecture event. There will be two streams of speakers throughout
the next two days. Invited lecturers would be woven through
these streams. We hope that students across Canada and from the
Midwest in the United States will attend. The range of speakers
and topics will supplement students design education. This event
can possibly become a highlight of the winter term.
The output from ATMOSPHERE would be the event itself and the
Conference papers published yearly prior to the Symposium.
However, every five years we propose to collect the most
memorable papers and invite authors to expand or elaborate their
work to be included in a reader that would be published by an
international publishing house.
The intent of ATMOSPHERE is to also provide a venue for students
to hear, to meet participants with a perspective perhaps
different from what they are normally exposed to. The excitement
of such an event can also encourage students to submit their own
work to this or other symposiums/ conferences. We also hope that
the success of the event will help to further develop a sense of
pride and belonging to this Faculty.
ATMOSPHERE will provide a venue for local practitioners to see
more of what is going on in the Faculty and in the global
context that the speakers will be drawn from. We hope to attract
practitioners, academics and students nationally and
internationally as participants. This event will also provide a
window into what we do to other members of the University of
Manitoba community.
To submit abstract and further information, go to:
http://www.atmos.ca
23-27 September 2008: Tweak 2008
Tweak 2008 is a new interactive art and live electronic music
festival taking place in Limerick City between the 23rd and 27th
of September 2008. Its aim is to promote understanding of the
use of technology within our culture and to explore contemporary
issues (social, aesthetic and functional). The festival will
consist of a 5-day exhibition, (interactive artworks, robots and
installations) comprising of artworks from international and
local artists.
Tweak examines the growing impact of digital technologies in the
creation of art and aesthetic experience. Providing a space for
Digital Artists to redefine the nature of technology within our
lives, the festival intends to create public awareness of the
complex nature of technology and explore the relationship
technology has to our lives.
Tweak invites architects, artists, designers, technologists,
engineers, urbanists, or teams thereof, to submit artistic
contributions for an exhibition that will critically explore new
roles, contexts and approaches for design in relation to the
social, cultural and ethical impact of existing and emerging
technologies.
http://www.tweak.ie
email: [log in to unmask]
1-5 September 2008: WORKSHOP Critical Issues in Interaction
Design
At HCI 2008: Culture, Creativity, Interaction Liverpool, John
Moores University, UK
Submission Deadline: Thursday, July 24, 2008
Computing technology is now so pervasive that the study of Human
Computer Interaction (HCI) is almost the study of everyday life.
A consensus has emerged in HCI that its historical concerns,
such as usability and efficiency, are no longer sufficient
scopes of inquiry. There have been turns to fun and enjoyment,
emotional design, experience design, culturally situated design,
critical and reflective design, beauty and aesthetics, and
technology for social action.
As HCI has become more implicated in culture, the field has
become concerned with critical theory. Critical theory is a
catch-all term that encompasses a number of writers and
disciplines; it includes the sub fields of hermeneutics,
phenomenology, semiotics, Marxism, feminism, deconstruction, and
postmodernism, among others. Critical theory has traditionally
aimed to help critics, understand, explicate, and evaluate dense
cultural phenomena, such as literature, film, social ritual, and
mass media.
Developing connections between critical theory and HCI is a
major undertaking that will likely require much work. This
workshop is designed to bring together some of the people
interested in doing it.
[Plans and Goals Of The Workshop]
This one day workshop will take the format of short
presentations in the morning followed by a group
design/evaluation activity in the afternoon.
The goals of the workshop are to:
- Provide a forum to discuss current interest in critical theory
- Identify the perspectives which are currently being used in
HCI and those which are neglected
- Discuss the ways in which critical theory can be made relevant
to design
- Consider problems of legitimating critical theory as a
relevant source for HCI
http://designcriticism.googlepages.com/home
http://www.hci2008.org
3-5 December 2008: NODEM 08 in Reykjavik: Call is now open
CALL FOR PAPER AND PROJECT PRESENTATIONS, AND EXHIBITION
PROPOSALS
NODEM 08 will take place at the University of Iceland in
Reykjavik. NODEM (Nordic Digital Excellence in Museums) is a
professional forum for exchanging knowledge and establishing
collaboration between museums, research institutions, galleries,
science and discovery centres, cultural/natural heritage sites
and similar organisations. Further information about NODEM 08
NODEM 08 invites submissions of papers, project presentations
and exhibition proposals from museum and exhibition designers,
museum experts, researchers, curators, social scientists,
interaction designers, media producers, artists, ICT developers
and engineers or anyone else who has an interest in the field.
Further information about the call
Theme: Experiences in Natural and Cultural Heritage.
EXAMPLES OF TOPICS OF INTERESTS:
- Outdoor digital interaction
- Visualisation techniques - virtual, mixed reality, augmented
and 3D simulations
- Interplay between objects and digital media
- Tools for education and training in cultural heritage
- Internet-based cultural heritage applications
- Mobile technologies that enhance experience
- Designing for experience in cultural/natural heritage
- Emotional or learning experiences related to objects and
physical environments
- Cultural heritage and history ingrained in nature
- Cultural heritage in role play and games
- The benefit of digital media for
- Museum 2.0
- Social media and museums
IMPORTANT DATES:
Paper and project submission deadline: September 10th
Exhibition proposals deadline: October 1st
Coordinator of NODEM 08 Margret Gumundsdottir Centre for
Research in the Humanities University of Iceland mgu at hi.is
Tel. +354 525 4462
CALL FOR PAPERS Journal of Engineering Design
Special Issue on Inclusive Design
Guest Editors: John Clarkson, University of Cambridge, UK
[log in to unmask] Roger Coleman, Royal College of Art, UK
[log in to unmask]
By 2020, close to half the adult population of the UK will be
over 50 years old, while 20% of the inhabitants of the United
States and 25% of those of Japan will be over 65. With
increasing age, people change physically, mentally and
psychologically and for most these changes involve multiple,
minor impairments in eyesight, hearing, dexterity, mobility and
memory. Such changes can have a significant impact on older
people's independence due to an unnecessary mismatch between the
designed world and their changed capabilities.
Designers and design researchers around the world have responded
to this challenge with research initiatives described variously
as Universal Design, Transgenerational Design, Design for All,
Barrier-free Design and Inclusive Design. As a result much
progress has been made to ensure that products and services do
not unintentionally disadvantage less able users. A new
generation of researchers has emerged, in direct response to
increased research funding, and there is renewed interest from
business leaders and designers around the globe.
Fifteen years ago Roger Coleman and David Pullinger edited the
seminal special issue of the Applied Ergonomics Journal entitled
Designing for our Future Selves, with an overview on ageing
process, design strategies and evaluation methods. Much has
changed in the intervening years and it is time again to take
stock and present the best of recent research and practice in a
new special issue on Inclusive Design to be published by the
Journal of Engineering Design. You are invited to submit papers
on a range of topics that might include, but not be limited to:
- Overview papers describing national research initiatives
- Inclusive design strategies and outcomes
- Product and service evaluation methods
- Understanding users' capabilities, needs and expectations
- The design and delivery of exemplar products and services
- Future research needs
Publication Schedule:
Notification of Intent to Submit: 13 June, 2008 (*Note: email
abstract to [log in to unmask]*)
Full Papers Due for Review: 15 August, 2008
Notification of Review Decision: 31 October, 2008
Revised Manuscript Submission: 30 January, 2009
Final Decision: 27 February, 2009
Final Manuscripts: 30 April, 2009
Expected Date of Publication: September 2009
Submission Instructions:
Please prepare your paper following the "Instructions for
Authors" available from the Journal of Engineering Design
website
(http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/tf/09544828.html).
Please submit your paper directly to the journal at:
http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/cjen
Once logged in, select "Author Centre" and then "Click here to
submit new manuscript".
NOTE: In Step 5, check "Yes" for the last question, "Is the
manuscript a candidate for a Special Issue?" and enter "Special
Issue on Inclusive Design" in the accompanying text box.
28-30 October 2008: Practice-led doctoral / post-doctoral
exhibition and symposium Chelsea College of Art and Design,
London
Research Narratives focuses on debates around practice-led
research by considering how practice is discussed, described or
addressed within a research context.
The symposium invites participants to exhibit their research.
The aim of this symposium is to foreground practical research
and map and reflect on ways in which researchers formulate their
work in the fields of art and design. Research Narratives is an
open call for practical work rather than papers, looking at
examples of research to generate, re-focus and re-direct its
discussion.
Research Narratives is an international symposium aimed at
doctoral, post-doctoral researchers and experienced
practitioners and researchers. Participants are asked to submit
a proposal to exhibit work considered as research. The proposal
should include documentation of the practical element of your
research alongside information such as: size, medium and any
requirements you have for exhibition. For performances or
time-based works, please include the duration of your work.
The submission should include a 100-300 word description of how
you intend to address your work as research and three keys words
describing your research interests. There are no costs available
to transport work to London, so please propose work available to
be posted or delivered to the site in person.
If you submit work to this symposium, you will be expected to
attend.
Proposal submission deadline: 27 June
The provisional symposium fee is GBP150 (with a reduction for
students). Delegates will be expected to pay for their own
accommodation and transport.
This symposium is organised by Chelsea College of Art and Design
with support from Camberwell College of Arts and Wimbledon
College of Art. It follows the seminar The Art of Research:
Connections between Research and Art/Design Practices held by
the School of Design at the University of Art and Design
Helsinki in 2007.
Evening reception: Monday 27 October
Symposium: Tuesday 28 - Wed 29 October
London art walk: Thursday 30 October
Chelsea College of Art and Design, London
http://www.chelsea.arts.ac.uk
10-12th September 2008: Women In Games Conference - Keynotes
Announced and Speaker Submission Deadline Extended
Women in Games Conference University of Warwick, UK
Keynotes announced and Speaker Submission Deadline Extended
The Women In Games conference encourages research and seeks to
promote careers for women within the games industry. If games
are to become a true sibling medium to music and cinema, the
industry needs greater balance in its audience and its
workforce. The Women In Games conference welcomes participants
from both industry and academia, providing a forum for
presentation and discussion of issues relating to all aspects of
women's involvement in games, including game development, game
playing and women as portrayed within games.
Although this conference is concerned with women and games
please note that men are also very welcome to participate! The
industry needs a meaningful dialogue between the sexes as it
moves forward.
This year's conference is co-organised by games company Rare Ltd
(www.rare.co.uk) and the Computer Science Department at the
University of Warwick (www.dcs.warwick.ac.uk)
Further details of the conference and this year's themes are
available at the conference website:
http://www.womeningames.com or contact [log in to unmask]
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
17 September 2008: KNOWLEDGE-IN-ACTION
A graphic design research symposium
1.30pm-5.00pm
The symposium has two main aims:
(a) to demystify the process of embarking on a research degree;
(b) to encourage PhD level research in graphic design, and its
related subject areas.
The event presents an opportunity to hear from speakers who have
developed a career in research, education and practice, since
completing their PhD. Reflecting on their experience, they will
discuss a range of academic and non-academic issues, talking
informally about topics such as: the impact of doctoral study on
their career; the integration of research, education and
practice; developing research initiatives; and the balance
between deliberate and intuitive practice.
WHO WILL THIS BE OF INTEREST TO?
Those interested in pursuing a career in research; final year
and post-graduate students in graphic design and related fields
of interest; supervisors and potential supervisors; managers in
Higher Education; practising researchers and designers.
ADMISSION IS FREE
But all attendees will need to register their intention to come
before Monday 8 September--numbers will be limited.
VENUE
Bonington Lecture Theatre, Bonington Building School of Art &
Design, Nottingham Trent University Dryden Street, Nottingham,
United Kingdom
If you wish to attend email details listed below to
[log in to unmask] before Monday 8 September.
TRANSITION-TOWNS
The long term viability and citizen quality of life will depend
on how we respond to peak oil and climate change.
http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/transition-towns
Tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor Department of
Industrial Design, KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science
and Technology), South Korea
Assistant Professor: USD 60,000 - 70,000 per annum Associate
Professor: USD 70,000 - 80,000 per annum, according to
experience Benefits include a settlement research fund of USD
100,000 (including USD 10,000 relocation expenses) and an
apartment.
KAIST is a dynamic university with high aspirations to standing
with top ten universities of science and technology in the world
within ten years. Aggressive measures are being taken at the
university level to drive this vision forward. It is certainly
among the very best in Korea with top 2% students intake who are
our greatest assets. Already, the Department of Industrial
Design ranks among the top 60 design schools in the world,
selected by Business Week (among 9 best in Asia, 20 best in Asia
and Europe combined) in 2006 and 2007 in a row. Our strengths
lie in the interdisciplinary approach to design and research,
which have gained and continue to gain international recognition
in major academic journals and conferences as well as
prestigious design competitions, including the Red Dot. Each
faculty member runs his/her own research lab for academic
research as well as industrial projects. The research areas of
the labs are diverse, including: Product/Environment, Design
Management, Human-centered Interaction, Co-design/Interaction,
Design Media, Creative Product Design, Design Integration and
Strategy.
Home Page: http://id.kaist.ac.kr/
Requirements
The candidate will have: 1) Ph.D. or equivalent in a relevant
discipline; 2) Outstanding research and teaching skills; 3)
Excellent command of verbal and written English (classes will be
run in English); 4) Aptitude for teamwork and multi-disciplinary
approach; 5) Strong interpersonal skills; 6) Strong
organizational and administrative skills; 7) Strong motivation
for hard work and harmony with other members of faculty and
staff.
Job Description
The successful candidate will be responsible for teaching a
minimum of 6 credits a year at undergraduate and postgraduate
levels, setting up his/her own research lab, securing funded
research and industrial projects, conducting their own research
which will be disseminated through international journals,
conferences, design competitions, etc. He/she will also be
responsible for taking both educational and pastoral care of the
students (including tutorials and thesis supervision),
participating in committees, assessment/interview sessions,
various administrative and organizational work for educational
and departmental affairs.
Application
Please send your completed application form (downloadable at:
http://www.kaist.ac.kr/) with C.V. Three references should be
sent in directly from the referees to: Professor LEE, Kun-pyo
Head, Department of Industrial Design, KAIST [log in to unmask]
+82 42 869 4514
26 June, 2008: Faculty of Engineering, Computing, and Creative
Industries Napier University Merchiston Campus 10 Colinton Road
Edinburgh EH10 5DT
This one day symposium will bring together a number of leading
practitioners from the fields of art, architecture and design
who each share a common desire to exploit the latest computing
technologies in their creative practice. The invited speakers
will reveal their cutting edge work that blurs the traditional
boundaries of the creative disciplines.
http://www2.napier.ac.uk/inter_multi_trans_actions for more
information.
29 June - 2 July, 2008: CCCT 2008 - INTERACTIVE DESIGN OF
INFORMATION SYSTEMS Orlando,Florida,USA
http://www.infocybereng.org/imeti2008/Website/ProgramCommitte.
asp?vc=3
Professor position, Product Design
Akershus University College, Faculty of Product Design, has a
vacancy for a 100% position as Professor/Assistant Professor in
Product Design, effective from August 2008.
The post is linked to the Master's specialism of product design
in a materials oriented context. The person appointed will be a
central player in our future development of teaching and
research in the Faculty's academic focus area of
materials-oriented product design.
Location: Lillestrom, near Oslo, Norway.
Announcement in Norwegian: http://www.hiak.no/index.php?ID=100
Department homepage: http://www.hiak.no/index.php?ID=1132
For announcement in English please contact:
Prof. Petter Oyan, Dean of faculty: [log in to unmask]
Prof. Anne Lisaeth Schoyen: [log in to unmask]
Colour: Design & Creativity
NEW ISSUE OF COLOUR JOURNAL
The latest issue of Colour: Design & Creativity, the online
journal for the professional and academic design community from
the Society of Dyers and Colourists, has been published. The
journal aims to create a forum for professionals from a diverse
range of disciplines in which colour plays an important role,
one where they can come together to exchange knowledge and
ideas, and begin to develop a common language to facilitate
communication in the fascinating world of colour. Issue 2 of
Colour: Design and Creativity is available online free of charge
to all readers:
http://www.colour-journal.org/2008/2/081contents.htm
17-18 October 2008: The Viennese Cafe as an Urban Site of
Cultural Exchange. Victoria & Albert Museum and Royal College of
Art, London
The cultural significance of the cafe provides a central theme
for scholars from the fields of visual, social, literary and
cultural history to meet and explore the similarities,
differences and shared points of interest in recent research
into Vienna 1900. Although the Viennese coffeehouse has long
been recognised as a site of importance, there has as yet been
no in-depth scholarly investigation of how it functioned in
relation to the broader culture of the city at this time. The
programme examines the cafe from a variety of perspectives, with
the aim of deepening our understanding of the nature of this
urban space, and the cultural exchanges and performances that
went on there.
Keynote speakers: Dr Steven Beller, independent scholar,
Washington DC and Professor Edward Timms, University of Sussex.
The conference is part of the programme of research of the
AHRC-funded Vienna Cafe Project, which is run jointly by the
School of History of Art, Film and Visual Media, Birkbeck,
University of London and the Department of Design History at the
Royal College of Art. It is organised to coincide with the
exhibition Vienna Cafe 1900, which will be shown in the
galleries of the RCA between 13 - 24 October 2008.
Booking is now open.
For further details of the programme and registration please
visit:
http://www.rca.ac.uk/viennacafe/conference.html
Or contact Angela Waplington [log in to unmask]
Summer Academic Working Group 2008
This information might be interesting for some PhD students.
We are happy to announce the 2008 Summer Academic Working Group.
This peer accountability and feedback system allows users from
anywhere in the world to share documents and feedback. Working
group participants participate in "clusters" around a common
discipline, theme, or type of work. Clusters exchange work on a
regular basis - normally every two weeks - by posting it to a
secure course and project management site at the University of
Michigan. Participants then provide and receive feedback for
members of their cluster. Having a deadline helps everyone get
more done, and having feedback makes what's done better.
For more information, or for sign-up instructions, go to
http://www-personal.umich.edu/~lpowner/workgroup.htm.
Vacancies at the University of Gothenburg
1. The Faculty of Fine, Applied and Performing Arts at the
University of Gothenburg wishes to announce the vacancy of a 100
% position as:
Professor of Design Management
with the title: The Torsten and Wanja Soederberg's
Professorship in Design Management
at
The School of Design and Crafts (Hoegskolan foer Design och
Konsthantverk -HDK)) in Swedish
Reference number: E 311 2563/08
The last date of application: July 23rd 2008
2. The Faculty of Fine, Applied and Performing Arts at the
University of Gothenburg wishes to announce the vacancy of a 75
% position as:
Professor of Design (and Head of Research and Doctoral Education
in Design)
at
The School of Design and Crafts (Hoegskolan foer Design och
Konsthantverk - HDK) in Swedish
Reference number: E 311 2714/08
Last date of application: July 23rd 2008
http://www.hdk.gu.se/index_e.html
http://www.hdk.gu.se/index.html (Swedish version)
Researchgate: researchers' new site
https://www.researchgate.net/
http://www.euractiv.com/en/science/researchers-facebook-launched
/article-173 037
9-10 July 2008: Lord Puttnam to speak at the Visual Web
Convention
The Visual Web Convention is the first event to showcase, debate
and identify the opportunities for application and monetization
of the Visual Web 2.0 and online communities across games,
brands, learning, media & communications - with a focus on
virtual worlds, MMOs, social networks and serious games.
http://www.viswebconvention.com
28-31 July 2008: Third international conference on THE ARTS IN
SOCIETY
Birmingham Institute of Art and Design
Type LLP is delighted to be speaking at the 2008 international
conference on the Arts in Society to be held at Birmingham
Institute of Art and Design (part of Birmingham City University)
28-31 July 2008. The purpose of the annual Arts Conference is to
create an intellectual frame of reference for the arts and arts
practices, and an interdisciplinary conversation on the role of
the arts in society. It is intended as a place for critical
engagement, examination, and experimentation of ideas that
connect the arts to their contexts in the world, on stage, in
museums and galleries, on the streets, and in communities.
The theme of this year's Conference is Art as Communication.
For more information and bookings please visit us here!
http://a08.cgpublisher.com/welcome.html#conference
REFLECTIVE-PRACTICE
Reflective Practice in Education, Practice and Research
Welcome to this multi- and inter-disciplinary discussion group,
the aim of which is to exchange ideas and information related to
reflective practice.
http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/reflective-practice
Multiple positions in Informatics specialising in design
The School of Business and Informatics at University of Boras,
Sweden, continues to build a strong environment for research and
education in Informatics as a design discipline with four more
positions for promising academics.
Efforts in developing Informatics
University of Boras puts a lot of emphasis on becoming
acknowledged as Sweden*s first University of Profession. In this
effort investments are made into research and education tightly
related to different professions. Informatics at University of
Boras is recognized as one strategic area essential for the
development of University of Boras. Informatics has a strong
engagement in several educational programs as well as in
research projects in close co-operation with industry and
government.
Graduate School of Informatics
The post-graduate education is organized through the newly
started Graduate School of Informatics. The Graduate School of
Informatics brings together a comprehensive coverage of highly
critical areas of information systems and informatics. Building
upon collaboration with Joenkoeping International Business
School and Halmstad University, University of Boras offers a
home for forward-thinking graduate students seeking a dynamic
research environment that targets the international scene. In
this collaboration the additional professor being recruited to
Boras will play a central role, together with other professors
in the network, of forming the future of the Graduate School of
Informatics.
Informatics in Boras
Informatics in Boras is practice-oriented and relies on applied
procedures for developing professional knowledge. Nternationally
informatics is closely related to information systems design. In
Boras informatics is oriented towards co-design by focusing the
involvement of stakeholder and expert views in the design of IT
solutions as an integrated part of businesses and organisations.
The School of Business and Informatics has also established the
InnovationLab with eight positions as system developers
(supertechs) in order to enable the design of and studies of
advanced IT solutions not yet on the market.
Informatics, which is being developed strongly, employs one full
time professor, one part-time professor, one associate
professor, 15 lecturers (eight of which holds PhD degrees) and
seven PhD students (four of them employed as professional
doctorates). Informatics is also a key partner in the
interdisciplinary Center for Collaborative Innovation with 10
senior and 10 junior researchers.
The School of Business and Informatics is now expanding with
- One Full Professor in Informatics, specialising in the design
of IT systems for business practices.
- One Senior Lecturer in Informatics, specialising in systems
development for business practices.
- Two PhD-students in Informatics, specialising in the design of
IT systems for business practices.
Last day of application 2008-08-20
Want to know more?
Visit http://www.hb.se/jobb (and press This information in
English) or contact:
Journal of Urbanism - first issue free to view online
INTBAU and Routledge are pleased to announce that the first
issue of Journal of Urbanism has been published and is available
to view for free.
Editors: Charles C. Bohl, University of Miami, USA, Matthew
Hardy, INTBAU, UK and Emily Talen, Arizona State University, USA
The Journal of Urbanism is a multi-disciplinary journal that
focuses on human settlement and its relation to the idea of
sustainability, social justice and cultural understanding. The
content focuses on Urban Regeneration, New Urbanism, European
Urbanism, Landscape Urbanism, Urban Sustainability, Smart
Growth, Livable Communities, Transit-Orientated Development,
Walkable Communities and more. It highlights research on the
various concepts, methods and theories on creating an attitude
of sustainability toward urban form.
http://www.informaworld.com/RJOU
9-10 December 2008: DesignEd Asia Conference 2008, Hong Kong
Hosted by School of Design, The HK Polytechnic University
The 4th Annual "DesignEd Asia Conference" will be held December
9 - 10, 2008 (Tue & Wed) at the Hong Kong Convention and
Exhibition Centre, Wan Chai, Hong Kong. Prominent design
educators from around the world will be attending to discuss
culture in design and other current issues related to design
education.
Every year, the "DesignEd Asia Conference" draws hundreds of
international academics, design educators, practicing designers,
executives, marketing professionals and design students. It is a
key event under the programme of the "Business of Design Week
(bodw)". Organized by HK Design Centre, and supported by HK
Trade Development Council, and Innovation and Technology
Commission of the Government of the HKSAR, bodw is one of the
biggest and well-recognized annual design events of its kind in
Asia.
As part of the 2-day programme, design researchers from
international educational institutions will be presenting papers
at the Conference. A call for papers will soon be posted (check
below website for updates). For those who have been conducting
design research, this is a good opportunity to share pioneering
views with other professionals in the industry.
For additional information and enquiry, please visit website:
http://www.sd.polyu.edu.hk/designedconference2008/ or contact
Ms. Sabrina Chow, Project Manager of "DesignEd Asia Conference
2008" by email: [log in to unmask]
Indian Institute of Crafts and Design Jaipur
The Indian Institute of Crafts and Design (IICD) is an
autonomous institute of excellence, set up by the Government of
Rajasthan in 1995, to act as a catalyst for the crafts sector.
The Government entered into a unique 'public private
partnership' with Ambuja Educational Institute in October 2007
with the central idea that the Institute evolve a sustained
program of efficient growth and development of both, crafts
persons and the craft sector in an integrated manner. The Major
Education programs at IICD are mandated to develop high quality,
motivated human resource and change agents - young craft
designers and design managers - who would work in a vibrant
climate of experimentation and innovation. IICD is currently
offering Under Graduate programs in Soft Material Application
(textiles, leather, paper) and Hard Material Application (wood,
metal, stone). In the Post Graduate program the specializations
offered are Furniture Design and Interior Products and Home
Textiles (floor covering & furnishings).
As a part of our Capacity Building initiative, the Institute is
looking for dynamic professionals, who want to be part of the
'Craft Development Story' of India. Design professionals and
Design academics with a strong emotive and cultural association
with the Craft wisdom of this country are invited to participate
with missionary zeal on the task at hand - to train students, do
craft development work and research along with curriculum
development - at the foremost Institute focused on Craft Design
in India.
We invite design professionals and the positions on offer are:
1. DEAN, POST GRADUATE PROGRAM:
Profile: Senior Academic, with prior experience in professional
design practice and design academics with skills in Course and
Syllabus design, pedagogies, ability to network with Industry,
Govt. and Non - Govt. organizations. The person should have
scholastic / research capabilities.
The position is of an Associate professor/ Professor (work
experience of minimum 15 years and more}. Commensurate package
would be on offer.
2. FURNITURE/PRODUCT/ACCESSORY DESIGNER:
Profile: Dynamic young designer with a body of professional
work, preferably in Craft design and a keen interest in practice
as well as academics. The person should be strong on form as
well as keenly interested in materials & technology.
3. TEXTILE DESIGNER:
Profile: A designer with a body of professional work in Print,
Weave, Embroidery Design, ability to work hands on, with a keen
interest in color and traditional textile repertoire. S/he
should be willing to travel and work in rural craft clusters.
4. COMMUNICATIONS DESIGNER / ART HISTORIAN / ANTHROPOLOGIST:
Profile: A communications designer, keenly interested in Design,
Craft and Art theory, research and ability to do primary
theoretical and visual research or an Art Historian /
Anthropologist interested in studies related to Material
culture, techniques of making and production processes.
The above three positions are for Assistant professor (work
experience of 3 to 7 years) / Associate professors (work
experience of 8 to 12 years).
5. ADJUNCT FACULTY;
Profile: IICD invites senior design practitioners and pedagogues
to have a sustained association with the Institute. (This could
be in a part time format or full time). They would teach, help
build academic vision and be involved in faculty development
initiatives. They could also work as resident designers, being
involved with our other craft development initiatives.
Two positions of Adjunct association are possible immediately.
IICD would offer commensurate package.
Applications may be sent to Director, IICD Email:
[log in to unmask] before 10th July 2008.
Or by post INDIAN INSTITUTE OF CRAFTS AND DESIGN J 8, Jhalana
Institutional Area, Near RTO, JAIPUR: 302004 Tel: 0141 2703105
Fax: 0141 2700160
http://www.iicd.ac.in
27 June 2008: The ICA, London, Nash and Brandon Rooms
A one day international symposium from The Brunel School of
Arts, Sensual Technologies, led by Stelarc, Johannes Birringer
and Susan Broadhurst, features theorists and practitioners of
performance, dance, music and electronic media arts. It will
explore alternate and aesthetic uses of technology that extend
artistic practice beyond the expected, into realms of unusual
and heightened experience. The contributors to this event are
leading practitioners and theorists offering diverse
perspectives to the debate. They include Roy Ascott, Roger
Malina, Jill Scott, Gary Hall, Rachel Armstrong, Paul Brown,
Louis-Philippe Demers, Marta De Menezes, Kira O'Reilly, Kathleen
Rogers, Paul Sermon, Theodore Spyropoulos, Atau Tanaka and
Andrea Zapp.
Please note that places are limited and tickets cannot be bought
on the day so advance booking advised.
To book tickets go to
http://www.ica.org.uk/Sensual%20Technologies+16887.twl
or call the ICA box office on 020 7930 3647
New Designers International 2008 (NDI-2008): The 3rd
international undergraduate student product design competition
The competition is open to final year undergraduate product and
industrial design student projects worldwide (for projects
completed between August 2007 and September 2008). Submissions
are invited from students studying Product design, Industrial
design, Furniture Design, 3D Design, Packaging design, and
related areas.
Key Information
- It is free of charge to participate in the competition,
- The designs passed the first selection will be published in a
book with an ISBN number
- The book may be purchased at a cost of GBP25.00 plus postage
and packaging. Each participating university will receive a free
copy of the book.
- For further information and registration form, please visit
the website:
http://www.admec.ntu.ac.uk/ndi/ndi.html
Important Dates
Registration forms to reach the e-mailbox [log in to unmask] by 31st
July 2008
Announcement of first selection results: 1st September 2008
Notification of competition results: end of October 2008
The organising bodies comprise: Nottingham Trent University, UK
Harbin Institute of Technology, China International Journal of
Design Engineering, InderScience
Plymouth College of Art and Design. Research Associate
(part-time) in the Applied Arts & Sustainability
You will work on an innovative project funded by the National
Arts Learning Network which will evaluate how environmental and
sustainability issues are impacting upon the Applied Arts. You
will help identify some of the key issues and trends,
possibilities and opportunities (in relation to practice,
identity, positioning and markets) that might influence our
developing understanding of the Applied Arts in relation to
environmental and sustainability issues. An important project
goal will be to establish a research network to support the
exploration and integration of intelligence on this theme.
You will have a post-graduate qualification in a relevant
discipline, although it is conceivable that a candidate without
post-graduate qualifications but with exceptional experience of
the issues and the necessary research and communication skills
could be appointed. Either way, you will be an experienced
researcher with good knowledge of the contemporary Applied Arts,
and an interest in their interface with environmental and
sustainability issues. You will also be an excellent
communicator, a competent organiser, able to hold to deadlines,
and to work on your own initiative.
For an informal discussion please contact Tim Bolton, Academic
Director for HE, on 01752 203 008.
Application packs can be requested from the Human Resource
Department: http://www.pcad.ac.uk
Closing date: Monday 30th June Interviews: Week commencing 17th
July
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DESIGN RESEARCH SOCIETY
The Design Research Society is the multi-disciplinary
international learned society for the design research community.
DRS was founded in 1966, and since then has established a
record of significant achievements in contributing to design
knowledge.
DRS has facilitated an international design research network in
40 countries comprising members who maintain contact through the
publications and activities of the Society. Members are drawn
from diverse backgrounds, not only from the traditional areas of
design, ranging from fine art to engineering, but also from
subjects like psychology and computer science.
For further details and to join online:
http://designresearchsociety.org
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SERVICES OF THE DESIGN RESEARCH SOCIETY
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Design Research Society. It communicates news about
research throughout the world. It is mailed automatically
at the beginning of each month and is free. You may
subscribe and unsubscribe at the following site:
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o Design Research Quarterly is a newsletter sent via
email to full members of the Design Research Society. It
includes news of interest to members.
http://www.designresearchsociety.org
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discussion on all matters related to the PhD in design.
Topics include philosophies and theories of design, research
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Research in Engineering, Architecture, Products and Systems,
which is published in co-operation with the Design Research
Society.
DRS members can subscribe to the journal at special rates.
http://www.elsevier.nl/locate/inca/30409/
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