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Creativity Lab
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The lab focuses on people and design processes to explore how relationships move and change.
AboutAbout the lab
Capturing and designing how relationships move.
Professor Akane Matsumae's lab views society as an interweaving of "relationships" and, with a focus on people and design processes, studies the mechanisms by which relationships move and change.
The lab also takes on the challenge of visualizing these mechanisms with engineering methods and evaluating them quantitatively.
Including the business field, the lab carries out projects on the "dynamic design of relationships," aimed at a society of well-being, and develops and tests the methodology for it.
Key terms
- Dynamic mechanisms of relationships
- The mechanisms by which relationships found in people, design processes, and the like move and change over time
- Quantitative evaluation
- Expressing the state of a subject in numbers, measuring it, and evaluating it
- Well-being
- Being in a good state in terms of mind and body and one's connections with society
ResearchResearch themes
The lab views society as an interweaving of "relationships" and, focusing on people and design processes, explores the dynamic mechanisms of relationships. It also takes on the challenge of visualizing these mechanisms with engineering methods and evaluating them quantitatively.
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- Top image: “Double Diamond by the Design Council” Design Council / CC BY 4.0 (cropped)
- Dynamic Mechanisms and Design of Relationships: “Ballycuggaran Forest Recreation Area - picnic table, near Killaloe, Co. Clare - geograph.org.uk - 2724830” P L Chadwick / CC BY-SA 2.0 (cropped)
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