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Talk with Hanspeter James Kälin, SIPPO Switzerland
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April 14, 2015 / Students had to explore prototyping through four different "stations": Act, Draw, Build Small and Build Big. This is Tony demonstrating an idea for sanitation trucks featuring multiple pick-up levers.
April 14, 2015 / Students had to explore prototyping through four different "stations": Act, Draw, Build Small and Build Big. This group finds that Building Small has its perks.
April 14, 2015 / Students had to explore prototyping through four different "stations": Act, Draw, Build Small and Build Big. This group is working in the Build Big station.
February 28, 2015 / Students visited Frederick, Md., to tour the city's downtown area, meet with Zach Fleagle, Superintendent of Sanitation, and visit the city's anaerobic digester at the wastewater treatment plan, courtesy of Tara Fiery.
February 28, 2015 / Students visited Frederick, Md., to tour the city's downtown area, meet with Zach Fleagle, Superintendent of Sanitation, and visit the city's anaerobic digester at the wastewater treatment plan, courtesy of Tara Fiery.
February 28, 2015 / Students visited Frederick, Md., to tour the city's downtown area, meet with Zach Fleagle, Superintendent of Sanitation, and visit the city's anaerobic digester at the wastewater treatment plan, courtesy of Tara Fiery.
Images from Professor John Nash's guest lecture on design thinking in "Systems Thinking for Sustainability", a cross-disciplinary course at the University of Kentucky that promotes systems thinking as a way to understand the various engineering, design, and economic issues of sustainability.
NoTosh's Ian Stuart led a design session with students from Melbourne Girls Grammar School, using the design thinking process and mindsets to create radical solutions to wicked challenges in the travel industry.
April 14, 2015 / Students had to explore prototyping through four different "stations": Act, Draw, Build Small and Build Big. Here are students working in the Small Build area.