The Lucky Iron Fish Project used design thinking to address anemia in Cambodia by creating a reusable iron fish that releases iron when cooked with food. This solution shows how designing something into the shape of an animal improved human health.
How a man without any zoological knowledge turned the zoo world upside down. Klaus Michael Machens used Design Thinking to repair the fatal financial situation the zoo hannover was facing. Throwback to the 1990s in Germany...
When thinking about studying there is not much more, a University can offer than opportunities like this. Having the chance to participate in an exciting course and learn about a…
Today we all stayed in bed for a bit longer due to the long night we had on Friday. After packing up our things and checking out of the dorm…
After the fantastic evening at Joy's and her warm-hearted family at the lake, many of us students returned to the accommodation. Upon arrival, we prepared ourselves for the remaining and…
After our final presentation one of the Professors from the American side, Dr. Godin and her family, graciously invited us to her house to have a southern barbecue and swim…
Today we mostly focused on finishing our presentation we just held. We had a lot of talks about the design and content of our slides. We talked through the presentation…
The last day of our workshop was going to be an interesting one. When the deadlines of a project gets closer and closer, it can sometimes get stressfull and chaotic.…
On the last day of our design thinking workshop with Southwire, we completely focused on getting done our part of the presentation. The content for the presentation was all there,…
