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Faculty and Student Work
McMaster University presents: Inclusive Design for Our Collective Health and Well-being Friday, February 25, 2022 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EST ONLINE EVENT Dr Jutta Treviranus is the Director of the Inclusive Design Research Centre (IDRC) and professor in the… Continue Reading →
In this episode, Michele talks about design thinking and how it can be applied to address complex problems across a range of social, political, and economic spaces. As part of the interview, Michele also introduces some of the new research… Continue Reading →
Something to Say is an online exhibition curated by Avalon Mott, Kashfia Arif, Luke Whittaker and Samuel McGuire. The exhibition explores the theme of Art and Accessibility by showcasing the role of the curator as a facilitator of experience, opening a… Continue Reading →
Invitation to view and comment on the project The Ethical Cyborg is an MRP organized by SFI student, Trevor Bell. In this research Bell explores the intersections of transhumanism, healthcare policy creation, and biomedical innovation. This project poses the question: How might… Continue Reading →
Inward Identities | Recent Works by Vicky Talwar Open: Saturday, January 8th, 2022 to Monday, February 21st, 2022 Opening Reception: Saturday, January 8th, 2022 | 2 – 4 pm At the opening reception, Principal Advisor/Associate Professor JJ Lee and Vicky… Continue Reading →
Playful Impressions OCAD U 2021-2022 | Masters Thesis Exhibition Submission Deadline: December 15th 2021 With all of the health regulations that have been introduced in the wake of Covid-19, our shared public spaces have been transformed into something foreign, and… Continue Reading →
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS | Playful Impressions OCAD U 2021-2022 | Masters Thesis Exhibition Submission Deadline: December 15th 2021 With all of the health regulations that have been introduced in the wake of Covid-19, our shared public spaces have been transformed… Continue Reading →
Photo: Jill Price Have you ever wondered what beavers, buffalos, bears, racoons, or rabbits might have thought of humans during the North American Fur Trade? Closing: October 30, 2021 Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 11 – 4 Jill Price began… Continue Reading →
The second issue of The Arts & Science Review, Writing Upside Down Worlds is now available online. This issue includes a collection of 14 student papers selected from faculty nominations of best student writing from 2020-21. Editorial committee members were: Ross… Continue Reading →
Congratulations to Design For Health (DHEA) students Rosa Chu, Syeda Abbas, Der-Shuan Hwu, and Yoshi Perera for successfully participating in the Asian Development Bank (ADB) Smart Cities Datathon 2021 earlier this year. Addressing the problem statement/issue, Access to urban services and… Continue Reading →
