Pedro Rebelo
Pedro is a composer, sound artist and performer. In 2002, he was awarded a PhD by the University of Edinburgh where he conducted research in both music and architecture.
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UN-DISCIPLINING SOUND AND MUSIC: THINKING THROUGH THE LISTENING EXPERIENCE
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Carlos Teixeira
Carlos Teixeira is the Charles L. Owen Professor in Design at IIT Institute of Design (ID), where he teaches graduate courses and advises doctoral students on the strategic use of design capabilities in complex spaces of innovation. He is also faculty director of the Action Lab.
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WHAT RESEARCH DOES A Ph.D. IN DESIGN DO? HOW AND WHY IS IT RELEVANT?
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Markus Weisbeck
Weisbeck studied visual communication at Hochschule für Gestaltung Offenbach am Main and later founded the studio Surface Gesellschaft für Gestaltung mbH in 1999. After several international guest professorships, he has been teaching as a professor of graphic design at the Bauhaus University Weimar and regular lectureships at the Paju typography Institute PaTI Korea since 2011. He has been an official member of the AGI Alliance Graphique Internationale since 2013.
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SPACE FOR VISUAL RESEARCH
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Sabine Junginger
Prof. Sabine Junginger (PhD) is an expert on the principles, methods and processes of human-centred design. Her research into design theories and design practices relevant to public and private organizations is internationally recognized. In addition, she explores policy-making and policy implementation as activities of design that are especially important to succeed in the digital transformation.
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MOVING FROM PROBABILITIES TO POSSIBILITIES: HOW WILL THE NEW EUROPEAN BAUHAUS SERVE US?
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PEDRO REBELO
Pedro is a composer, sound artist and performer. In 2002, he was awarded a PhD by the University of Edinburgh where he conducted research in both music and architecture.
CARLOS TEIXEIRA
Carlos Teixeira is the Charles L. Owen Professor in Design at IIT Institute of Design (ID), where he teaches graduate courses and advises doctoral students on the strategic use of design capabilities in complex spaces of innovation. He is also faculty director of the Action Lab.
MARKUS WEISBECK
Weisbeck studied visual communication at Hochschule für Gestaltung Offenbach am Main and later founded the studio Surface Gesellschaft für Gestaltung mbH in 1999. After several international guest professorships, he has been teaching as a professor of graphic design at the Bauhaus University Weimar and regular lectureships at the Paju typography Institute PaTI Korea since 2011. He has been an official member of the AGI Alliance Graphique Internationale since 2013.
SABINE JUNGINGER
Prof. Sabine Junginger (PhD) is an expert on the principles, methods and processes of human-centred design. Her research into design theories and design practices relevant to public and private organizations is internationally recognized. In addition, she explores policy-making and policy implementation as activities of design that are especially important to succeed in the digital transformation.