Elisabetta Coccioni
Working in design and communication since 2003, she has the opportunity to experience a variety of design contexts and challenges and develop a personal multifaceted approach to design and design research.
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Working in design and communication since 2003, she has the opportunity to experience a variety of design contexts and challenges and develop a personal multifaceted approach to design and design research.
Biomedical engineer graduated at Polytechnic of Milan, with a master specialization in Electronic Technologies.
She worked on a project in collaboration with NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) developing a model for the biomechanical analysis of countermeasure exercise on board the International Space Station, in order to prevent the muscle deconditioning in microgravity environment.
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Magnus acquired his Ph.D. in business and managment in 2015. In his research, Magnus has worked with small and medium sized organisations in the UK’s creative digital sector. His particular interest is sense making in organisations i.e. how meaningful coalitions emerge and collaborate to create value for the organisations despite often significant internal differences in motivations and agendas. His research attempts to model the social dynamics of creativity in the context of digital ecologies.
Vittorio Satta holds a Bachelor Degree in Electronics Engineering at the University of Cagliari (Italy) and a Master Degree in Management Engineering at the University Carlo Cattaneo - LIUC of Castellanza, Varese (Italy). He's in charge of the Learning and Education Activities for the MakerBot Innovation Center, placed in SmartUp - LIUC.
Graduated in Computer Science and Biology at Hamburg University, where she focussed on simulation and environmental informatics, then followed this with a PhD in simulation also at Hamburg.
Director of the Centre for Policy Modelling (CPM) and a Professor of Social Simulation at Manchester Metropolitan University. His first degree was in Maths at Oxford, and his PhD within the philosophy of science at the University of Manchester.