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Alexandra Crosby is the Associate Head of the School
of Design, in the Faculty of Design Architecture and
Building at the University of Technology Sydney.
Alexandra’s research is grounded in the practices of
Visual Communication and the ethnographic methods
of International Studies. Alexandra works with Dr.
Ilaria Vanni in the transdisciplinary research studio
Mapping Edges.

Louise Møller Haase holds an MSc Engineering in
工业设计, a PhD design-driven innovation,
and is currently an associate professor in the Depart-
ment of Architecture, Design and Media Technology
at Aalborg University, 丹麦. 她
present research is concerned with the early phases
of design and innovation, design reasoning, 和
framing. 在 2009, she was visiting researcher at
Stanford University’s Centre for Design Research.

Sarah Johnson is currently a PhD Candidate at
Kingston University London. She has worked to
address unsustainment through education and
practical design action for the past two decades. 她
practice-based Design research focuses on the creation
of transformative learning tools to embed “empathy
with nature” disposition in middle childhood.

Adam Kallish of Trope Collaborative has dedicated
his professional career to systems design by using
design thinking, agile, lean, and other frameworks
to increase the velocity and focus of user-centered
solutions. He practices, teaches, and publishes
nationally and internationally on design,
方法论, 商业, and technology and has
worked at IBM, Infosys, and Andersen Worldwide.
He currently teaches at Illinois Institute of Technology
/ Institute of Design. http://bit.ly/2pVUG42

Linda Nhu Laursen is an assistant professor in
the Department of Architecture, Design and Media
Technology at Aalborg University, 丹麦.
Her research interests cover design reasoning and
innovation in an organizational context. Her current
research project is supported by Unilever and is based
on her PhD thesis, which explored the challenge
of matching suppliers for the early phases of open
创新. A selected part of her PhD research is
published and publically available in Industrial Market-
ing Management and European Journal of Marketing.

Judy Matthews is a senior lecturer at the Queensland
University of Technology (QUT) Business School in
Brisbane, 澳大利亚, where she teaches both MBAs and
senior executives on topics of innovation management,
facilitates problem framing and problem solving in
complex environments, and uses design thinking to
develop and execute new possibilities. Her enthusiasm
for the importance of innovation management can
be traced to her research into innovation systems in
澳大利亚, in public sector research, and development,
and in the management of change. For the past
六年, Judy has been an active researcher and
facilitator in the development and application of
design mindsets and methods, recognizing that the
frameworks, 工具, and mindsets of designers can be
used by managers to help problem solve, innovate,
and develop new business models in their businesses.

Erez Nusem is a lecturer in Design Innovation
at the University of Sydney. His research emphasizes
the value of design in realizing social and economic
结果. Through his engagements he has worked
with hospitals, aged care providers, and government
entities to improve stakeholder outcomes and
经历, and to realize organizational change
and design integration through longitudinal
embedded projects.

Nassim Parvin is an assistant professor of Digital
Media in the School of Literature, 媒体, 和
Communication at Georgia Tech. Her research
explores the ethical and political dimensions of
design and technology, especially as related to values
of democratic participation and social justice.

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Hannah Pivo holds an MA in Modern and Contem-
porary Art History with a specialization in Design
History from the School of the Art Institute of
芝加哥, and will be beginning a PhD in the
Department of Art History and Archaeology at
Columbia University in the fall of 2019. Her research
focuses on histories of nineteenth- and twentieth-
century design and architecture in the United States,
particularly the design of information and visual
communication for science, 商业, and industry.

Christine Tsui is an independent researcher, fashion
business consultant, and fashion column writer. A
2013–14 Fulbright scholar at Parsons the New School
for Design, Tsui worked in clothing industry for
关于 15 years before obtaining her PhD from the
University of Hong Kong. Her primary publication
is China Fashion: Conversations with Designers. 电子邮件:
ctsuict@yahoo.com

Neeta Verma is the cover designer for this issue
of Design Issues (卷. 35, 不. 3 夏天 2019). 她
is an associate professor and leads the Visual
Communication Design area at the University of
圣母. She also heads a design firm that works
exclusively for museums, cultural organizations,
not-for-profits, and educational institutions. Deeply
committed to design education, Verma brings
her rich professional experience in the industry
to influence, mold, and inform the classroom at the
University of Notre Dame. Her areas of research and
teaching focus on Social Design examined through
collaboration and innovation, and Visualization of
Data explored through the aesthetics, 伦理, 和
politics of representation.

Cara Wrigley is associate professor of Design
Innovation at The University of Sydney, residing
in the Design Lab—an interdisciplinary research
group within the School of Architecture, 设计
and Planning. She is an industrial designer actively
researching design’s value in business—specifically
through the creation of strategies to design business
models which lead to emotive customer engagement.
Her primary research interest is in the application
and adoption of design innovation methods by
various industry sectors to better address customer
latent needs. Wrigley’s work to date has crossed
research boundaries and appears in a wide range
of disciplinary publications.