We review hundreds of design, innovation and business related links each week in order to keep up with trends and information related to our design and research activities. Here are some that you may find interesting.

Made in China
An article written by Rob Curedale and published in Innovation Magazine which was widely read and discussed both in the United Staes and China that discusses the developing relationship of Industrial Design in the United States and manufacturing and design in China

Design Green Now
Rob Curedale moderates panel discussion at California State University between a group of top architects and designers. BROOKLYN, NY - March 1, 2008 - Design Green Now is a series of public panel discussions exploring the integration of innovative tools in the greening of consumer products.

Appliance Magazine
Curedale was invited to judge the Excellence in Design Awards for Appliance Magazine

Design Trends
A weblog by Rob Curedale about global design trends. Rob attempts to go beyond images of style and interpret the forces influencing the massive global change in material culture.

TED
( Technology, Entertainment, Design) is an event where the world's leading thinkers and doers gather to find inspiration.

Businessweek Innovation
Read the latest design news on product design, game design, branding, and architecture. Get information on business process innovation.

Instituto de Artes Visuais, Design e Marketing
A video made of a presentation to students by Rob Curedale at IADE - Instituto de Artes Visuais, Design e Marketing. in Lisbon Portugal


Curedale Presentation at IADE

Australian Innovation Initiative
Rob Curedale was invited to contibute to a discussion initiated by the Australian Government and the Australian National University aimed at creating more innovation Down Under. Australia has cerated some new initiatives which lead the world including regulation to ban the use of incandescent light bulbs nationally which is equivalent to taking one million vehicles off the road in terms of environmental impact.

Design Museum London
Twenty-five years ago, Terence Conran established the forerunner of the Design Museum, the Boilerhouse, in the basement of the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) in London. As planned, the Boilerhouse quickly outgrew the V&A and in 1989 it moved on to become the Design Museum, in an architecturally striking transformation of a Thameside warehouse near Tower Bridge. Since then it has emerged as an institution with international status and significance, playing a vital role in making design and architecture a part of the cultural agenda.