Sofía Bosch Gomez, a PhD Researcher at Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Design, recently presented at the Transformation Trend Forum (TTF) on topics about how designers can face uncertainty and change as they tackle wicked problems by using Systems methodology. The TTF this year was organized by Dr. Xiangyang Xin, an alumnus of the School of Design (MDes ’02, PhD ’07).

This past April, nine undergrads from Carnegie Mellon University's School of Design were invited to participate in the 2018 Designation Conference at Spring Studios in New York City. The Designation Conference is an all-expenses-paid exploration of the versatility of a career in design, how design is applied differently across industries, and what it looks like to be a design leader facing the business and social challenges of our world.

On March 20-23, the 11th TEI Conference on tangible, embedded and embodied interactions will be held in Yokohama, Japan. This year, the conference collaborates with Keio University Graduate School of Media Design, aiming to set an outlook about the future directions of the TEI community in Asia. The TEI community consists of innovators from human-computer interaction, technologies, interactive art, user experience and many other fields. Carnegie Mellon University's School of Design is proud to announce that four student teams have been selected to join the community and present their works at TEI 2017.