Design Science launches at London’s Hunterian Museum at the Royal College of Surgeons
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Chaired by Design Science’s Anne Odling-Smee, three science communication graduates, Lizzie Crouch, Anna Perman and Rosie Waldron, and three communication design students, Arianna de Luca, Olga Surawska and Joana Águas, presented their ideas to a diverse audience of science journalists, scientists and designers.
‘The event itself was symbolic of the process behind both science and design: attendees were handed envelopes containing card shapes which they had to assemble into a square. The best method for doing so is iterative: to attempt to assemble the pieces, get it wrong and try again.’ – Henry Stanley, Eye Magazine
Mark Miodownic introduced the debate, with panelists from left: Anna Perman and Rosie Waldron (Imperial); Joana Águas, Olga Surawska and Arianna de Luca (CSM)
An almost full house
We prepared paper tangram puzzles for the audience to play with while they waited for the debate to begin
Anne Odling-Smee chaired the debate
The debate got quite heated at times
From left: Lizzie Crouch, Anna Perman, Rosie Waldron and Joana Águas
