A student design project documenting research into how cancer patients, their friends and relatives cope with diagnosis, with a progress report on an interactive diary concept. It also shares emotion-focused design artefacts used to start conversations with strangers.
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A weekly newsletter from a Dutch design researcher that pairs a personal 'triggered thought' with curated links on AI, connected products and urban technology. It also reports on the author's workshops, events and projects around speculative design, Cities of Things and ThingsCon.
Cities of Things publishes research and design thinking on urban robotics, physical AI and immersive AI, including a 2026 manifesto and reflections from expert interviews. Readers get design principles, event announcements and analysis of how intelligent things shape city life.
This is a portfolio newsletter-style page from a designer and UX researcher, presenting case studies on a tenant-advocacy letter tool, an early childhood case management system, and graphic design work. It shows the process and outcomes of her design, research and content strategy projects rather than offering a regular newsletter for readers.
This newsletter shares abstracts of academic research by designer Yeji Yi on environmental design for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and on children's sense of place at school. Readers get summaries of study methods, findings and design guidelines drawn from peer-reviewed journals.
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