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Pieter M. A. Desmet is full professor of Design for
Experience at the Faculty of Industrial Design Engi-
neering at Delft University of Technology. He chairs a
research group that focuses on the fields of design for
emotion and subjective wellbeing. Desmet is board
member of International Design for Emotion Society
and co-founder of Delft Institute of Positive Design,
a scientific institute that stimulates and initiates the
development of knowledge to support designers in
their attempts to design for human flourishing.
Besides his research, he contributes to community
项目, such as the Rotterdam-based cultural
“House of Happiness” foundation.

Verónica Devalle holds a PhD in History and Theory
of Arts from Universidad de Buenos Aires, 阿根廷,
where she is currently a professor of Communication
and a professor of Design and Cultural Studies.
She holds positions as researcher at the National
Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET,
阿根廷). 最近, she edited the 43rd edition
of the Journal Anales “Relatos del diseño” [Stories of
设计], Instituto de Arte Americano e Investiga-
ciones Estéticas, Facultad de Arquitectura, Diseño
y Urbanismo, Universidad de Buenos Aires [研究所
of American Art and Aesthetic Research, Faculty of
Architecture, Design and Urban Planning].

Robert Dingwall is a consulting sociologist and
part-time professor of Sociology at Nottingham
Trent University. He has wide international research
经验, particularly in the interdisciplinary
study of Law, 药品, Science and Technology.
Within these fields, he has focused particularly on
topics related to professions, work and organizations
using ethnographic approaches. This paper draws in
part on work funded through the EPSRC FUTURE-
NET (Future Resilient Transport Networks) 项目
EP/G060495/1.

Laura Forlano is an assistant professor of Design
at the Institute of Design at Illinois Institute of Tech-
科学, where she is director of the Critical Futures
实验室. Her research is focused on the intersection
between emerging technologies, material practices
and the future of cities. She received her PhD in
Communications from Columbia University.

Alexandre Apsan Frediani is a lecturer and
co–director of MSc Social Development Practice
at the Bartlett Development Planning Unit, 大学
College London (UCL). His research interests include
the application of Amartya Sen’s Capability Approach
in development practice, participatory planning
和设计, and squatter settlement upgrading.
Apart from research Alex is involved in a variety of
advocacy activities, including the work as an associate
for Architecture Sans Frontières–UK.

Murray Goulden is a research fellow at the Horizon
Digital Economy Institute, University of Nottingham.
He has a background in Sociology and Science and
Technology studies. His work focuses on the role of
digital technologies within social practices: 在
changing patterns of life that result, and the implica-
tions for governance, specifically in the areas of ener-
gy, mobility, and digital exclusion. A second, 有关的
research interest is in the role of futures in organiza-
tions and policy making.

Matthew Holt is the program manager of Design
and Architecture for the University of Technology
Sydney’s pathway institution and international
college, UTS:INSEARCH. He has a PhD in Art History
and Theory from The University of Sydney. Holt is a
practicing graphic designer, and he recently published
his first book of short fiction, Asymmetries (Puncher &
Wattmann 2015).

Ilpo Koskinen is professor at the Hong Kong Poly-
technic University. His work has been about method-
ology, design in cities, and mobile multimedia. 他的
most recent interest is social design—a topic fit for a
former sociologist.

Grace Lees-Maffei is reader in Design History,
director of the Professional Doctorate in Heritage
(DHeritage) and leader of the TVAD Research Group
at the University of Hertfordshire. She is managing
editor of the Journal of Design History. Her books
包括: The Design History Reader, Writing Design,
Made in Italy, Design at Home, Iconic Designs, 和
Designing Worlds: National Design Histories in an Age
of Globalization.

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设计问题: 体积 32, 数字 3 夏天 2016

Sigrun Lurås earned a Master in Industrial Design
Engineering from the Norwegian University of
Science and Technology in 2005 and a PhD from the
Oslo School of Architecture and Design in January
2016. Both in her research and design practice she is
interested in the designing of critical systems for
complex contexts, and how designers can best cope
within such design situations to create designs that
balance different (and sometimes contradictory) 需要
and requirements. Currently she holds the position
of interaction designer at Sparebank 1 Forsikring, A
major Norwegian insurance company.

Kalle Lyytinen holds a PhD in Computer Science
from the University of Jyväskylä and a Dr. h.c. 从
Umeå University. He is Iris S. Wolstein Professor
of Management Design at Case Western Reserve
大学, a CIIR professor at University of Umeå,
瑞典, and a visiting professor at London School
of Economics, U.K. 他已发表超过 300
refereed articles and edited or written nearly 20
books or special issues on the nature of information
system discipline and theories, computer supported
cooperative work, IT standardization, 无处不在的
计算, 社交网络, organizational change,
process theorizing, and design and digital innovation.
现在, he is editing a special to MISQ on digitally
enabled innovation and is involved in research that
explores digital innovation especially in relation to
design work, requirements in large scale systems, 和
the evolution of digital infrastructures and platforms.

Victor Margolin is Professor Emeritus of Design
History at the University of Illinois, 芝加哥. 他是
a founding editor and now co-editor of Design Issues.
He is currently completing the third volume of
World History of Design, which will be published by
Bloomsbury in London. The first two volumes were
published in April 2015.

Elif Özcan is an assistant professor at the Faculty
of Industrial Design Engineering at Delft University
技术的. She has published in peer-reviewed,
international journals and has been a guest editor for
a special issue on Sound Design for the Journal of Sonic
学习. With her PhD on meaningful associations of
product sounds, Özcan’s recent research focuses on
the perceptual and cognitive processes underlying
meaning attribution to product experiences. 她
is involved in commercial research projects (IE。,
Toyota Motors Europe, European Space Agency)
and European doctoral-level research programs
(IE。, Cognovo, a Marie Curie program on cognition
and creativity; docARTES, practice-based research
in musical arts).

Deger Ozkaramanli is a PhD candidate at the Faculty
of Industrial Design Engineering at Delft University
技术的. She studied Design for Interaction at
the same university and received her MSc degree
with a thesis focusing on designing long-term goal
engagement using conflicting concerns. The goal of
her PhD research is to develop tools and methods
that support user-centered designers in identifying
emotional dilemmas during user research and in
generating design ideas that address these dilemmas.
She is a member of Delft Institute of Positive Design,
which aims to explore the contribution of design to
human flourishing and happiness.

Ashis Jalote Parmar is an assistant professor of
Design Thinking in the business policy area at Indian
Institute of Management Ahmedabad (llMA). She is
a strong advocator of promoting design thinking
to nurture innovation in premier engineering and
management institutes in India. To obtain her doctoral
degree from Industrial Design Engineering Depart-
蒙特, TU Delft, 荷兰人, Ashis was awarded
the Marie Curie Fellowship from European Union-
FP6. Ashis is the faculty chair for executive education
on “Design Thinking for Nurturing Innovation.”
She consults corporate in the area of business trans-
formation and new product development.

Stuart Reeves is an EPSRC senior research fellow at
the Mixed Reality Lab, in the School of Computer
科学, University of Nottingham, 英国. He explores
the design of interactive systems, and has primarily
conducted research on interactions with technology
in public settings, particularly in cultural and perfor-
mance spaces. As an EPSRC fellow he is investigating
the relationships between academic HCI research and
UX and design professions. He is also author of the
book Designing Interfaces in Public Settings.

Stan Ruecker is an associate professor at IIT Institute
of Design in Chicago. He works in humanities visual-
化, the future of reading, and information design,
focusing on the design of experimental prototypes to
support the interpretive process.

Huang Yingjie is the cover designer for this issue of
Design Issues Volume 32, 不. 3 (夏天 2016). 他是
professor in the College of Design and Innovation at
Tongji University.

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