Contrasts between science and design: role of the environment, intended impact, and perspectives
Design is human-centered. What would user-centered science look like?
Science: We are good "spinners", creating new disciplinary knowledge. How is this disciplinary knowledge being woven into a tapestry?
Design: can design play an integrative role to bring disciplines together?
d.STEM: Using a "Team of Teams" approach to solving complex research problems.
What is design? How do you communicate what design is to non-designers?
Don't shoot the messenger!
Science and scientists value truth and primacy of the question. What if we became less focused on "identity" and more focused on mindsets and behaviors?
Funding for science and the level of risk taking is linked to politics.
How might funding encourage risk taking and promoting new ways of doing science?
Concepts of time. Science: Knowledge is built on existing knowledge until a paradigm shift happens. Design: Creating a future, preferred state, relative to what currently exists.
Science paradigm versus design paradigm. How do we balance the equation?