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The social media accounts linked to from Cornell Human Ecology Dept. are: • Instagram Besides social media accounts, cornell.design has populated their site with: • Alum builds clothing brand and gives back to undergraduates | Cornell Human Ecology • B Sanborn champions design research | Cornell Human Ecology • Jai Khanna uses design research to optimize user experience | Cornell Human Ecology • Residency weaves ancestry, community and technology • Farm to Fashion: The Material Journey in Design • Global learning opportunities for every CHE major • These Hackers Are Turning Dead Vapes Into Musical Synthesizers | WIRED • MirrorBot: fostering human connection | Cornell Chronicle • HCD SUMMER COURSES • Materials, machines, mentorship shape student spring runway show | Cornell Chronicle • Jiayi Guo ’26 is designing a sustainable future • Lauren Forstenhausler ’21 designs for performance • Students get hands on with textile production and design in South Asia • Sehar Mapara '24, luxury retail designer • Functional apparel designs improve comfort and hygiene | Cornell Human Ecology • Hotel room redesign connects students with community partners • Bird-of-paradise inspires darkest fabric ever made | Cornell Chronicle • Gala inspires students to find their fit in fashion industry • Reusable nanofiber membrane filters water sustainably | Cornell Chronicle • New York wool goes to fashion school | Cornell Chronicle • ARTS THREAD VOTE NOW • Leigh explores ethics and product design in liminal contexts • Generative art enhances virtual shopping experience | Cornell Chronicle • Student designs show the transformative potential of fabric and fashion • Net gain: Teens revitalize basketball court as gathering place | Cornell Chronicle • For Kim ’09, design is about the journey • Plants you wear: LivingLoom weaves seeds into textiles • Summer & Winter Courses|Human Centered Design • Expo: Student designers challenge convention to enhance human thriving • cornellfashionanddesignexpo | selected students • Tanni design challenge enriches learning and builds community • Discarded silk yarn can clean up polluted waterways | Cornell Chronicle • Designers in Residence offer fresh perspectives and new challenges • On-body electronics can monitor health, support creative expression | Cornell Chronicle • Hybrid Body Lab brings sustainable e-textiles to NYC • Waterproof coating is made from upcycled textile waste | Cornell Chronicle • Book explains how design can contribute to peace | Cornell Chronicle • Cornell Design + Augmented Intelligence Lab • Weaving health and sustainability into interactive textiles • Reimagining the shopping mall as wellness hub • Harlem Noire film • HCD students collaborate with JHU to prevent injury • Fashion students earn scholarships and build connections • Expanded Expo showcases human thriving by design • Wearable tech expert Galina Mihaleva inspires as designer in residence • Fashion show spotlights innovation, rigor, growth | Cornell Chronicle • VR can help older adults feel less lonely and improve cognition • Engaging youth leads to more inclusive public spaces | Cornell Chronicle • Nanofiber bandages fight infection, speed healing | Cornell Chronicle • Students discover opportunities and limitations of AI design • Design students tour firms and network in NYC • Bauhaus Schools of Departure Digital Atlas > Notes • Researchers have designs on better women’s hockey protective gear • $13.5M gift to Human Ecology supports design across disciplines • Vote SECOND SKIN by Alli Park '23, thru October 10 • Students share design savvy at 4-H Fashion Revue | Cornell Chronicle • Eddy Man Kim, new director D2FS & HCD lecturer • Middle schoolers learn about tech, design and emotion • Blamed for fouling the environment, polyester may help save it | Cornell Chronicle • D+EA major receives interior design accreditation • Meet Our 2023 Cornell Heroes | Cornell Chronicle • Virtual Artist Talk with Jack Elliott • Fashion show embodies labor of love for student designers | Cornell Chronicle • Students’ business uses data science and AI to improve fit • HCD Adaptive Reuse Studio (DEA 4401), Rhonda Gilmore • Human Centered Design scientist legacy offers tangible solutions to climate crisis • Design industry experts mentor students on future of workplace • SkinKit offers versatile, wearable on-skin computing | Cornell Chronicle • A Human-centered Approach to Architecture Builds Community in Rwanda • Threads of Life, Love, & Loss: An HIV/AIDS Story • Artist explores cultural identity by deconstructing materials • Wall Street Journal: robotic furniture article • Responsive Apparel Design Lab (Larissa Shepherd) • Barton: Exhibiting Domesticity—Modernism and Reform in the American Kitchen • College of Human Ecology Historical Photographs • Meet Morgan Chen—Hybrid Body Lab Artist-in-Residence • KnitSkin • Brrr! Air-Conditioned Offices Give Chilly Reception to Returning Workers • Jack Elliott's Innovative Lighting Design is the Big Cheese at International Competition • Smart Clothing: Design and Programming Student Projects • Jay Yoon wins NSF Early Career Award • Meta Design & Technology Lab • Design and Augmented Intelligence Lab (DAIL) • Cornell Hybrid Body Lab Team to Present at ACM CHI • Cornell Fashion Collective Spring Runway Show • New 3D body-mapping tech helps consumers, the environment | Cornell Chronicle • Park Wins Class of 1972 Innovative Teaching Award • Performance Apparel Design Lab • Human Centered Design • College of Human Ecology • Events + Exhibits • Architectural Robotics Lab • Cornell Digital Fashion & Body Scan Research Lab • Cornell Fashion + Textile Collection • Health Design Innovations Lab • Hybrid Body Lab • NanoFibers & NanoTextiles Lab • Histakshitl Ts'awaatskwii (We Come From One Root) • Mamuu - To Weave/To Work