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The future of human reproduction: Exploring wicked problems through interdisciplinary speculative design practices

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Publication date23/10/2024
Host publicationDRS2024: Conversation
EditorsColin M. Gray, Estefania Chehade Ciliotta, Paul Hekkert, Laura Forlano, Paolo Cuiccarelli, Peter Lloyd
Place of PublicationBoston, USA
PublisherDesign Research Society
Number of pages9
ISBN (electronic)9781912294626
<mark>Original language</mark>English
EventDesign Research Society 2024: Resistance, Recovery, Reflection, Reimagination: DRS2024 - Northeastern University, Boston, United States
Duration: 24/06/202428/06/2024
https://www.drs2024.org

Conference

ConferenceDesign Research Society 2024: Resistance, Recovery, Reflection, Reimagination
Country/TerritoryUnited States
CityBoston
Period24/06/2428/06/24
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Publication series

NameDRS2024 Boston: Design Research Society Conference 2024
PublisherDesign Research Society
ISSN (Print)2398-3132

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ConferenceDesign Research Society 2024: Resistance, Recovery, Reflection, Reimagination
Country/TerritoryUnited States
CityBoston
Period24/06/2428/06/24
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Abstract

The Conversation explored how speculative design can be used to foster
interdisciplinary dialogue to address complex societal challenges. Participants
identified several key challenges including the perception of speculative design as impractical by non-design fields and the difficulty in demonstrating its impact. During the conversation participants emphasized the need for inclusive collaboration, integrating technology with social perspectives, and democratizing speculation. The conversation concluded with a call for context-sensitive approaches and new methods to communicate and evaluate speculative design's impact, highlighting its potential as a tool for responsible innovation and interdisciplinary problem-solving.