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Diego Zamora

ECA, University of Edinburgh

 

PhD Candidate

Diego Zamora is a PhD candidate at the Edinburgh College of Art, exploring the interrelations between 3D printing technology and craft. His research is funded under the AHRC Design in Action knowledge exchange hub. He holds a Masters in Product Design from Edinburgh College of Art and an undergraduate degree in Design Engineering from Alfonso X University. He has undertaken research in the areas of consumerism and identity, DIY culture and gamification. Diego has professional experience as a project manager of solar energy systems and has worked as a swimming pool and spa designer.

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diego@designinaction.com
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Publications

2014: Reflections on co-creation: An open source approach to co-creation

Participations, 10:2, 172-182.

More information on Design in Action authors: Debbie Maxwell, Diego Zamora

2014: Crafting public space: findings from an interdisciplinary outdoor workshop on 3D printing

More information on Design in Action authors: Diego Zamora, Karl Monsen

2015: Creating a Collaborative Space for Creativity through a Pervasive User Experience

Proceedings of the 2015 ACM SIGCHI Conference on Creativity and Cognition. Pages 255+264. New York, 2015.

More information on Design in Action authors: Chris Speed, Debbie Maxwell, Diego Zamora, Karl Monsen

 

Culture space appropriation Design Research SMEs failure Design Management Public Policy Mobile Development social innovation Communities of Practice collaboration Administration social design service design Workbased learning business Communications Physical and Digital Environment pedagogies Storytelling Food Rural Concept Development Gamification Industry learning HR Bitcoin group tacit knowledge Co-Creation 3D printing Professional Practice Internet of things intellectual property meaning creation ICT Design Promotion Social Metrics creativity Design support Interaction Knowledge exchange Marketing cryptocurrencies e-learning value Food Sector Operations creative industries Sport Online learning communities Technology environment Participation practice-led design thinking sustainability design innovation Finance creative potential physiology Digital student engagement artists Entrepreneurship data Creative innovation Design temporary spaces economics Wellbeing