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Royal College of Art graduate Ricky Stoch created a system called FebriSol that aims to solve the problem of treatment adherence. >

"I don't distinguish between my design ethics and personal ethics, I just try my best to act with integrity." >

Enso was designed by product design student Vinh Truong of the Dublin Institute of Technology. >

It is energy self-sufficient and greened to the max - 362 hectares of planted surfaces will play home to 120 000 plants from 350 different species. >

Reily-Joel Calderón designed The Baths for Queer Defence and [De]liberation to include inclusivity. >

Responsive. Resilient. Restorative. Design's 3 R'S are as active as ever... >

SnapTravel is an App-less way to book your next vay-cay and it all happens via Facebook Messenger or WhatsApp. >

Doconomy is a Swedish fintech company that has launched the world’s first credit card to monitor purchases by their carbon emissions. >

Is design having a Duct Tape moment? We think so. This week’s newsletter looks at design projects that apply a creative band-aid to everyday problems. >

Design Indaba Alumnus and Massive Change author and designer Bruce Mau has brought out a new book. >

The App is designed to conscientize children and alert them to concerns about the state of the planet and open conversation around climate change. >

The hands-free washing station was created after Stephen Wamukota saw many people in his community struggle to wash their hands. >

Today’s designers are augmenting traditional forms by giving them an entire second skin. >

This week, we look at predictive and progressive realities for the human condition. >

WovenSkin on-skin interfaces are known as smart tattoos. >

The New startup company is bringing you an eco-friendly, vegan textile made from cactus. >

This week, we optimistically seek enlightenment by focusing on bright ideas and inventive solutions that light the way to a better world. >

CarbFix captures CO2 from industry, dissolves it in water, and injects it deep underground. >

Parallaxis asks us to contemplate an intergenerational, interplanetary existence that connects the now, before, and future of this ecosystem. >

Experience the mysterious smell of space for yourself. >

Fortnite decides to educate its users about systemic racism and gets them to battle prejudice >

The film explores the Japanese concept of the space between all things. >

Crossing the borders between biology and code to create digital art. >

Here are a few ways in which the world’s most fluid minds are responding to issues of water preservation and sustainability. >

A new sponge-like nanomaterial, designed to be used in existing dehumidifiers, could offer a new source of aqua. >