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Brian Suda & Joschi Kuphal

Audio sessions from Material, starting with 2017.

  1. Being an inter-multi-disciplinary Creative - Dan Rubin

    16/11/2018

    Being an inter-multi-disciplinary Creative - Dan Rubin

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  2. Catch of the Day - Björn Steinar

    16/11/2018

    Catch of the Day - Björn Steinar

    Björn Steinar is an Icelandic designer who takes a closer look at all the waste we produce on a daily basis. From food waste to plastic, he explores ways we can do better. His most recent project, Catch of the day, is fighting food waste one vodka bottle at a time. Food waste is a severe problem on a global scale with no solution in sight due to fluctuations in production and demand. Fermentation and distillation of leftover fruits prolong the “best before” date to infinity; since alcohol over 23% can never go bad. Each batch is carefully crafted using discarded fruits, picked up from local importers, farmers or dumpsters. Björn will get us thinking about all the physical waste we are producing as part of the Web and what we can do about it!

  3. Hierarchital Systems: Some Futures for Materials - Deb Chachra

    16/11/2018

    Hierarchital Systems: Some Futures for Materials - Deb Chachra

    Deb Chachra is a Professor of Engineering and one of the early faculty at Olin College, which was founded to rethink engineering education at the undergraduate level. She has research and teaching interests in education, design, and infrastructure, with a background in materials science. She received her PhD from the University of Toronto and held a postdoctoral fellowship at MIT, and her research has primarily focused on biological materials, including heart valves, bone, and the fibre-reinforced polyester made by bees. At this conference, her goal is to help participants develop a deeper understanding of some of the central ideas of materials science, including how they manifest in emerging technologies like 3D printing and bionanotechnology. WIRED magazine described her work as being plugged Oculus-style into her brain while she meditates on science and culture’.

  4. Misanthropic Principals - Matt Jones

    16/11/2018

    Misanthropic Principals - Matt Jones

    Former Principal at BERG, now working at Google in London on various top secret projects as Principal Designer in Google Research & Machine Intelligence. Matt Jones' talk will look at some of the ideas around raw computing. If the Web were a material, he'd brute force his way to the best answer, maybe without even understanding how he got there — and that's OK.

  5. The Bailer - Dewi Gwyn Uridge

    16/11/2018

    The Bailer - Dewi Gwyn Uridge

    Dewi is a designer who recently completed his BA in Design at Goldsmiths University, London. His approach to design is process driven, experimenting with people, location and material. Using his making abilities as a means to collect data, influencing the direction of his thoughts and practice. His talk will be based on the theme of urban and rural, discussing the similarities, differences, and the ability to bridge both together as one. He will tell the story through objects he has designed, which has lead him to a new destination: living on a farm outside of London, a future farm for creativity.

  6. Designing responsive clothing: considerations from couture to scale - Nina Walia

    16/11/2018

    Designing responsive clothing: considerations from couture to scale - Nina Walia

    Nina Walia is an Experience Designer for ubiquitous technology and emerging platforms. Currently, she is weaving technological experiences into interactive textiles and surfaces at Google. Her previous experience includes overseeing innovative, award winning designs intended to motivate, inspire, educate, and improve people’s lives for Nike, GE, PBS, and the Office of the First Lady, Michelle Obama. Most recently, Nina was working as Experience Design Lead on Jacquard, a collaboration of Google and Levi's. She holds four design patents for her work and has spoken about her craft at many renowned conferences, such as the Interaction Design Association's (IXDA) annual conference, South By South West, Games for Change, the International Conference for Interaction Design and Children, and the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union's annual workshop. She is passionate about community organizing, and co-founded Subcontinental Drift, a nationally syndicated group to encourage South Asian Americans in the arts. She sometimes reminisces about her days as musician, record label owner, and DJ.

  7. Spreadsheets run the world - Hjalmar Gislason

    16/11/2018

    Spreadsheets run the world - Hjalmar Gislason

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  8. Worldmapper - Benjamin Hennig

    16/11/2018

    Worldmapper - Benjamin Hennig

    Ben is a geographer who works on spatial data analysis and geovisualisation. His research interests include social and spatial inequalities, humanity's impact on Earth, global sustainability and new concepts for the visualisation of these issues. Ben works at the University of Iceland and is a research associate at the University of Oxford. He is also involved in the Worldmapper project which will be the main focus of his talk. The talk will make us rediscover maps with novel cartographic approaches. Be prepared to see the world as you’ve never seen it before!

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Audio sessions from Material, starting with 2017.

Informations

  • Création
    Brian Suda & Joschi Kuphal
  • Années d’activité
    2017 - 2018
  • Épisodes
    19
  • Classification
    Tous publics
  • Site web de l’émission
    Material