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I got the chance to talk on NPR last year about ideas to deal with the jobs crisis.

Network science and tools are readily available to shed light on factors that were not considered in the past and to inform decisions in many different sectors and organizations.

It is coming up on a month since the influential designer, and my personal mentor, Bill Moggridge, died.

A show curated by John Cary of Public Interest Design has just opened in San Francisco at the Autodesk Gallery.

Recently I had the honor of speaking about design for impact during the 2012 Clinton Global Initiative meeting in New York.

Like most designers, I am quite comfortable with the notion of designing simple things.

Some of you may remember me writing about ideas around the participation economy back in Spring 2009.

The UK has long had an impressive track record of producing successful designers and engineers.

This seems an appropriate title under which to resume my commentary on design and design thinking.

I have noticed a growing conversation recently concerning the relationship between design and science.Adam Bly, founder and editor of Seed magazine, did much to get this conversation started, aided and abetted by Paola Antonelli, Curator of Design and the New York Museum of Modern Art.