Should people get paid to speak at design festivals?
This week, non-profit D&AD was hit by controversy when it emerged that it had paid some of its speakers a fee and expenses for its upcoming festival in London, but
Sea Hero Quest: how a video game is helping to diagnose dementia
The University of East Anglia has delved into the “gamification of science” by developing an app and virtual reality game that gathers players’ spatial awareness data to help inform research
Marina Willer rebrands Belgian cultural giant, Opera Ballet Vlaanderen
The ballet and opera house is the largest cultural institution in Flanders, the Dutch-speaking region of Belgium, and has taken on a new typographic logo that represents how performance art
Design Week Awards 2019 – the shortlist in full
We’re excited to announce the full shortlist for our awards, which will take place on 20 June at the Science Museum’s new Illuminate space. You can buy tickets here.
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The new “right to repair” legislation states that household electrical items should be made easier for the public to mend themselves, so that they do not need to regularly replace
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