Saeema Ahmed-Kristensen in debate at DESIGN 2024 Conference
Debate Teams: Saeema Ahmed-Kristensen (University of Exeter, United Kingdom) and Martin Steinert (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway) Jonathan Cagan (Carnegie Mellon University, United States of America) and Valeria Pannunzio (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom) In the dynamic realm of design, the dialogue between tradition and innovation remains pivotal. The DESIGN Conference’s 5th Design […]
Digital Manufacturing panel participation
Prof Saeema Ahmed-Kristensen participates in a Panel on Digital Manufacturing together with Prof Tim Minshall, Dr Leitizia Mortara, and Prof Jill Macbryde IFM University of Cambridge, hosted by the ESCR Interact network. Find out more on LinkedIn Image here courtesy of Drawnalism Ltd. Image description: This image is a colorful and dynamic graphic recording by […]
Digital Innovation: Cycling and Local Government Workshop
DIGIT Lab’s Prof Saeema Ahmed-Kristensen, with Dr Boyeun Lee and partners See.Sense, brought together stakeholders across the cycling, and local government across the UK to develop ideas for behavioural change and generate planning infrastructure from data. Leading to several new ideas generated from a data-driven approach.
DIGIT Lab team member, Professor Mark Thompson, will once again chair this year’s Public Sector Innovation Conference on 13 March
Hosted at RSA House in London, the conference aims to explore the impact and opportunities of artificial intelligence (AI) in public services. It will focus on innovative AI applications, ethical considerations, and the need for modern, collaborative public sector structures. This event is crucial for business leaders and managers interested in the integration of AI technologies to […]
Jadu appoints Professor Mark Thompson as a Non-Executive Director to its Board of Directors
Jadu has announced the appointment of Professor Mark Thompson, to its Board of Directors as a Non-Executive Director to support the company’s vision, strategy and growth. The new position officially started on the 1st of October 2023. Professor Thompson is closely associated with the push for the adoption of open standards and the drive for […]
Fairmiles Stakeholder Roundtable to agree steps for a fair transition to net zero
is holding a stakeholder roundtable meeting in London on the 15th of December to engage policymakers from government and the private sector and agree steps to ensure there is a fair transition to net zero for developing country food producers. The roundtable meeting will be hosted by the University of Exeter and follows the COP28 […]
Digital twinning network launched after securing £3m funding
A new research network to help transform the UK’s capabilities in digital twinning will be established with £3m of funding secured from UKRI. The Digital Twinning NetworkPlus (DTNet+) will be led by The Alan Turing Institute, with stakeholders from government, industry and academia including the University of Exeter. It will encourage new collaboration and innovation […]
Article in latest ICCPM CONNECT e-magazine
An article by Alan Brown has appeared in the latest issue of ICCPM CONNECT e-magazine: Issue 47
Connected Everything Report: Digital World 2050
Saeema Ahmed-Kristensen and Roger Maull took part in the roundtable discussions for this report. Roger is also a member of Connected Everything’s Executive group. Find out more about the report on the Connected Everything website or read the full report via Figshare.
Saeema Ahmed-Kristensen joins the non-for-profit Foundation Design for Good
Design for Good brings together designers around the world with a shared goal of improving lives through human-centred design. Their products and services are donated fully open source and developed with impacted communities.The founding alliance includes General Mills, Lixil, Logitech, Nedbank, Nestlé, McKinsey & Company, Microsoft, Pepsico, Philips and Royal College of Art. The design […]
