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The time has come for designers to be more than just designers, Mark Dytham says. >

Ilse Crawford talks about being human and how to tie in our basic emotions with design. >

Commonwealth talk about the process of bridging the divide between designing and making objects. >

Humanity is going through unprecedented change, breaking traditional boundaries and designing innovative solutions. >

Design is what helps make science accessible, giving it cultural value and aesthetic appeal. >

On the verge of a scientific breakthrough, Dr J Craig Venter presented his work at the 2010 Design Indaba Conference via satellite link. >

Futurefarmers explain their Multinational Feedback Loop - recycling and reusing, in order to sustain the cultivation of renewable resources. >

The Electrocyte Appendix is a human organ for converting blood sugar into electricity. >

Frank Tjepkema's Oogst is a self-sustaining environment for 1, 100 or 1 000 people. >

Amy Franceschini explains Futurefarmers's approach to community-based Victory Gardens. >

Dunne&Raby speculate that people will start using genetic modification to maximize the nutritional value of their surroundings. >

The Guide to Free Farming, by 5.5 designers, is a handbook to sourcing nutrition in the urban environment. >

Design Indaba commissioned a range of top designers to conceive the ways in which farming will adapt in the future. >

Ji Lee critically deconstructs and engages with the world around him, exploring foundations of analysis in seeing, meaning and representation. >

An artist and a humourist, Ze Frank is best acknowledged for his multi-faceted understanding of online experiences. >

Illustrator Christoph Niemann has created an animated ad for Google's new browser, Chrome. >

Royal College of Arts top graduate in interaction design, Revital Cohen presents her provocative work in Pecha Kucha format. >

Nobumichi Tosa's quirky and inspired, youthful perspective is made manifest in his limitless innovations – his "nonsense machines". >