‘The Art in STEAM’ podcast
Each episode features a member of our collective of artists, scientists, and technologists who share a passion for designing a better tomorrow.
Available on Spotify, Amazon Music, and Apple Podcasts.
S1E1 — Have you considered what would happen if we could create materials in the real world that only exist in the digital world? A conversation with Jiani Zeng — a designer, HCI researcher, and founder whose work investigates new ‘material expressions’ and design methodologies such as AIoT, soft-robotics, and multi-material 3D printing.
S1E2 — What role do art and technology truly play in shaping our perception of the world? A conversation with Maryam Aboukhater — a Lisbon-based multidisciplinary designer and artist with a penchant for human rights and social activism.
S1E3 — How might we help people address the various dimensions of the climate crisis? A conversation with Ling Tan — a UK-based Singaporean designer and artist working within the fields of social engagement, technology, citizen participation and politics.
S1E4 — “Should there be robots that blush?” A conversation with Soomi Park — a London-based designer and artist from Seoul, South Korea, and a lecturer at the Goldsmiths University of London.
S1E6 — Teaching e-textiles in schools and the future of STEAM education. A conversation with Dr Paola Guimeráns — an E-textiles education specialist and an Interaction Design and Wearable Technology expert, founder of the Edtech company Aula STEAM and author of the online wearable tech DIY resources platform PrototipadoLAB.
S1E5 — "Imagination is the first tool that made scientists curious to look into biology and physics - cultivate that curiosity." A conversation with Noémie Soula — an emerging designer, artist and researcher whose interdisciplinary work explores the future of biotechnology, biology, and the human body.
S1E7 — Promoting well-being through architecture design and wearable technology. A conversation between Maroula Zacharias and Katarina Richter-Lunn on wearable technology, the intersection of photobiology and how design can affect our mental health.