Tech’s Breath of Fresh Air Is Improving Patient Outcomes in COVID-19 Treatment by Peter Dorfman As governments struggle to flatten the COVID-19 curve, here are three tech innovators revamping ventilators to help in improving patient outcomes.
Sustainability How a Solar Light From Down Under Fights Energy Poverty Where It’s Needed Most by Drew Turney
Manufacturing Can Generative Design Propel Sustainability in the Manufacturing Industry? by Sarah Wesseler
Engineering Eyeing the C-Suite? Carve Out an Executive Career Path With Strategy by Susan Etlinger, Altimeter Group Sr. Analyst
Manufacturing Can Food Science and Technology Make Nutrition Insecurity a Thing of the Past? by Irene Kuan-Chung COVID-19 exposed many cracks in global food systems—but food science and technology start-ups are on the case. Could rethinking old methods finally bring agriculture into the 21st century?
Manufacturing These Custom Harley Parts Are Born to Ride With Generative Design by Drew Turney A Canadian manufacturer of custom Harley parts keeps an eye on traditional visual style as it rides into the future of manufacturing using generative design.
Inside My Design Mind Can Plastic Be Sustainable? Manabu Tago’s Strategic Design Management Says Yes by Yumi Kobayashi Manabu Tago of MTDO practices strategic design management, which places product design at the core of a business—think companies like Apple. Here’s why it works.
Sustainability Will Sustainable Consumption Be the New Norm When the Pandemic Subsides? by Peter Dorfman What will “normal” look like post-pandemic? Some argue that rather than reverting to old habits, a more sustainable consumption model will win out—for the good of all.
Education From 3D Printing to Apps, 4 Ways Students Are Fighting Coronavirus Worldwide by Carolin Werthmann Students are helping those in need during the coronavirus pandemic by 3D printing face shields and programming apps that monitor disease progression.
