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Could the natural evolution of public transport include a fleet of hybrid cars for every city? >

The Electronic Play Mat is designed to promote interactive play between autistic children and their parents or caregivers to build communication. >

Bio-bean is an award-winning clean technology company that recycles waste coffee grounds into advanced biofuels that could replace fossil fuels in cities. >

“We are part of an ecosystem, uniting purpose with partnership, that creates meaningful innovations.” >

The stage design pioneer to stars like Kanye West & Adele is about to design her first building. >

What started out as a Twitter discussion soon became a way to address the water affordability and access issue in the United States. >

Designed by MASS Design Group, who have offices in Boston and in Kigali, the memorial relies on sculpture, art, and design to contextualise racial terror. >

This award-winning campaign highlights the overlooked descendants of South Africa’s slave trade. >

“...the world tells us that our identity doesn’t matter and our story doesn’t matter and our lives don’t matter.” >

We look at a few artists who represent their Indian Heritage through their designs. >

The non-profit organisation economically empowers skilled women artisans from Peru. >

“As a Ghanaian who is interested and inspired by Ghanaian and African culture, I'm a living witness to the knowledge that is being lost to time.” >

"Not one of those companies allowed me to directly access the data that was literally coming out of my son’s body. So I hacked it." >

Created by a group of Stanford psychologists, WoeBot is used in over 120 countries and has generated over 2 million messages since its launch. >

“I feel like some works can really open up one’s imagination and help us envision inclusive and liberated futures.” >

The graphic designer is among several speakers announced for our upcoming festival of creativity. >

A model by researchers at MIT is able to detect depression in context-free interactions. >

Design student Ivy Yan Ying Tai's concept could be easy enough to replicate in water scarce countries. >

See how these projects use literacy as a tool for positive change. >

“Who Will Bury You?” depicts a young, faceless woman ready to die. >

Urban development specialist Farouk Braimah's design projects hope to make life easier for the poor. >

“Good design is not only about good form, it’s also about a better world.” >

Since his presentation at Antenna in 2017, the German designer has been making big waves. >

The former art director at Cosac Naify, Ramos uses the production of books as an exercise in experimental design. >