UnReleased - Design Research Podcast

"Burn Out Académico"

Neste episódio, sobre o Burn Out Académico, a UNIDCOM juntou-se a uma iniciativa do coordenador do curso de Mestrado em Comunicação Audiovisual e Multimedia, o Professor Milton Cappelletti, numa entrevista coordenada por Taisa Echterhoff, aluna desse mestrado, e com a participação dos investigadores doutorandos Ana Glória Neves e Hernani Alves, ao convidado desta semana o Professor Paulo Ferrajão, psicólogo clínico, docente na Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologias da Universidade Europeia. O foco da sua investigação é dedicado ao impacto psicológicos em experiências traumáticas, e mais recentemente no estudo da eco-ansiedade.

Durante esta conversa vamos descobrir o que é eco-ansiedade, falamos sobre os alunos, a frequência de doutoramento mas também dos professores com o ponto de partida no pós-pandemia.

Convidado: Paulo Ferrajão

Entrevista coordenada por: Taisa Echterhoff, estudante de Mestrado Comunicação Audiovisual e Multimédia

Investigadores e doutorandos: Ana Glória Neves, Hernani Alves

Coordenadora: Emília Duarte

Editor: Pedro Bruno Rodrigues

Branding e Design Gráfico: Hugo Rocha and Davide Gambera

Produtores: Emília Duarte, Pedro Bruno Rodrigues, Milton Cappelletti

Musica: Rui Gaio

A UNIDCOM associou-se à celebração do Dia Mundial da Cor.

Neste episódio que dá inicio a uma série de conversas em português, a professora Luísa Martinez, investigadora da UNIDCOM e professora no IPAM Lisboa e a professora Emília Duarte, coordenadora da Unidcom/IADE, recebem a Professora Rosa Alice Branco, poetiza, investigadora em cor e docente na ESAD - Escola Superior de Arte e Design. O foco da sua investigação é dedicado à Neuropsicologia da Perceção e à Estética, sendo a cor o elemento mais desafiante e complexo.

O seu livro mais recente, que também foi abordado nesta conversa, é “As Cores das Coisas - viajem pela natureza e pelos objetos” é o reflexo dessa abordagem pela percepção da cor. 

Durante esta conversa, Rosa Alice Branco fala sobre a sua escolha pelo tema da cor no campo da percepção. Desenvolve como a cor, na gramática visual, comunica e conduz o olhar. Aborda a fronteira da razão e da emoção quando se fala de cor.

Convidada: Rosa Alice Branco

Investigador: Luísa Martinez

Coordenadora: Emília Duarte

Editor: Pedro Bruno Rodrigues e Guilherme Alberto

Branding e Design Gráfico: Hugo Rocha and Davide Gambera

Produtores: Emília Duarte, Pedro Bruno Rodrigues

Musica: Rui Gaio

Voz Off: Guilherme Alberto

In this episode, Prof. Rodrigo Hernandéz Rodriguez talks with Prof. Erik Stolterman, professor of Informatics and Senior Executive Associate Dean at the school of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering at Indiana University, Bloomington. He is also a Professor in Design at the Institute of Design at Umeå University in Sweden. Stolterman’s research interests are within the areas of interfaces, interactivity, interaction design, design practice, philosophy and theory of Design.

Guest: Erik Stolterman
Research: Rodrigo Hernandéz Rodriguez
Final script: Rodrigo Hernandéz Rodriguez
Host: Rodrigo Hernandéz Rodriguez
Coordinator: Emília Duarte
Editor: Pedro Bruno Rodrigues
Branding and Graphic Design: Hugo Rocha and Davide Gambera
Producers: Emília Duarte, Pedro Bruno Rodrigues
Music: Rui Gaio
Intro and Final Voice: Guilherme Alberto

In this episode, Davide António Gambera talks with Geke Ludden, associate professor professor at University of Twente and head of the Interaction Design chair at the Department of Design, Production and Management. Ludden is also a fellow of the DesignLab and an editor of the Journal of Design Research. Her research studies are on how the design of products and services influences people’s behaviour and motivation with a specific interest in how products and services can support healthy behaviour and in how technology (interactive devices and wearables) can engage people in therapy at home.

Guest: Geke Ludden
Research: Davide António Gambera
Final script: Davide António Gambera
Host: Davide António Gambera
Coordinator: Emília Duarte
Editor: Pedro Bruno Rodrigues
Branding and Graphic Design: Hugo Rocha and Davide Gambera
Producers: Emília Duarte, Pedro Bruno Rodrigues
Music: Rui Gaio
Intro and Final Voice: Guilherme Alberto

In this episode, Davide António Gambera talks with Paul Chamberlain, Professor of Design at Sheffield Hallam University, Co-Director of the Cultural Communication and Computing Research Institute, Head of the Art and Design Research Centre, Director of Design Futures and Co-Director of interdisciplinary research group Lab4Living. His interests lie in designing and developing tools and methods to encourage and engender social innovation and apply this with a focus on healthcare, disability and ageing.

Guest: Paul Chamberlain
Research: Davide António Gambera
Final script: Davide António Gambera
Host: Davide António Gambera
Coordinator: Emília Duarte
Editor: Pedro Bruno Rodrigues
Branding and Graphic Design: Hugo Rocha and Davide Gambera
Producers: Emília Duarte, Pedro Bruno Rodrigues
Music: Rui Gaio
Intro and Final Voice: Guilherme Alberto

In this episode, professor Rodrigo Ramirez talks with Johan Redström, Professor in Design at Umeå Institute of Design, from Umeå University in Sweden, and researcher in areas such as emerging technologies and traditional materials, design and sustainability and more recently reconceptualisations of ‘things’ in light of new digital forms of making and using. His most recent books are “Making Design Theory” and “Changing Things: The future of objects in a digital world”, together with Heather Wiltse.

During this conversation, Redström talks about the shifts in the design field, philosophy of technology, research and what he believes to be the contemporary foundations to design education.

Guest: Johan Redström

In this episode, Professor Hande Ayanoglu talks with Paul Hekkert, full professor of form theory, and head of the Industrial Design department, where he also chairs the design aesthetics group. Paul is co-editor of Design and Emotion: The experience of everyday things and Product experience and co-author of Vision in Design: A guidebook for innovators.

Paul is co-founder and chairman of the Design and Emotion Society and chairman of the executive board of CRISP, a national collaborative research initiative for and with the Dutch creative industries. His most recent book, together with Nynke Tromp, is “Designing for Society. Products and Services for a Better World”.

During this conversation, Hekkert talks about why people like what they like, the need for collaboration, ways for founding design research and the challenges of changing design education.

Guest: Paul Hekkert

In this episode, Professor Ricardo Loução talks with Bruce Brown, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research at the University of Brighton and a Professor of Design. Brown is an Editor of Design Issues Research Journal and he is a design researcher interested in the social and cultural effects of visual memory.

During this conversation, Brown shares his thoughts about Meaning in Design, Design as a human capacity, Ethics and Design as a political process.

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Guest: Bruce Brown

Interview recorded in:  May 28th, 2019

In this episode, Professor Sara Gancho talks with Rachel Cooper, Distinguished Professor of Design Management and Policy at Lancaster University and Director of Imagination Lancaster. Her research interests cover design thinking design management; design policy; and across all sectors of industry, a specific interest in design for wellbeing and socially responsible design.

During this interview, Cooper shares her view on how the health care system could benefit from Design, Design for policy, and how she has been looking into the issues of privacy, ethics, trust, risk, and security when we adopt new technologies.

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Guest: Rachel Cooper

Interview recorded in:  May 27th, 2019

In this episode, Professor Eduardo Gonçalves, talks with Ezio Manzini, design academic and author known for his work on design for social innovation and sustainability. Manzini is Honorary Professor at the Politecnico di Milano and his most recent book is called “Politics of the Everyday” and discusses examples of social innovation that show how a better kind of society is possible.

During this interview Manzini shares his opinions on Collaboration, Tradition, Social Innovation, and how user-centered does not guarantee environmental benefits.

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Guest: Ezio Manzini