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Two Transformation Lab members joined a multidisciplinary team to publish a conference paper in the ACM CHI 2026, Barcelona. Mauricio Mejía and Ruchita Mandhre co-authored "Designing for Upstream Work: Learnings from Co-Design for Preventative Solutions with Urban Fire …

We have published a conference paper in the IASDR 2025 Proceedings. Mauricio Mejía, Katie Pine, and Ruchita Mandhre co-authored this paper on the tensions in collaboration between social scientists and design researchers. The paper will be available in the DRS Digital Library …

A new article on how design facilitators practice was published in the CoDesign journal. Drs. Wenqi Zheng, Mauricio Mejía, and Danah Henriksen are the co-authors of this publication. After reviewing 35 case studies on design workshops from the past two years, we found a clear …

Doctoral candidate Xueting Wu successfully defended her Ph.D. dissertation on Monday, May 19th. Congratulations! Her research made contributions to the research area of design training of non-design professionals. She conducted an interview study with coaches, consultants, and …

A forthcoming article on how designers collaborate in the industry will be published in the CoDesign journal. Drs Yumeng Xie and Mauricio Mejía are co-authoring this publication. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/15710882.2025.2490899How Designers Navigate …

The article From researching to making futures: A design mindset for transdisciplinary collaboration was just published in Interdisciplinary Science Reviews. The co-authors are Dr. Mauricio Mejía, Dr. Danah Henriksen, Yumeng Xie, Dr. Roger Malina, Dr. Alex García-Topete, and …

In October, G. Mauricio Mejía, Yumeng Xie and two collaborators of the University of Dallas (Roger Malina and Alex García Topete) will present the paper “Translating disciplinary practices for trans-sentient collaboration” in the International Symposium on Electronic Arts – …

The Design School creates a new research lab called the Transformation Lab, led by Professor Mauricio Mejía. The lab will be a collaborative platform for other researchers, partners and students interested in applying design to changing human behaviors and lifestyles.