College of Design and Engineering

Mark Cutkosky Prototyping Seminar EDIC

Prototyping to Answer Critical Questions

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This seminar introduces Critical Function and Critical Experience Prototyping (CFP/CEP), core methods from Stanford’s ME310 course that guide design teams in answering focused questions throughout the development process. A CFP is a physical prototype built to test a specific function, while a CEP creates or simulates an experience to study user responses. Effective prototypes are

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CFI Symposium 2025

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The Coastal Protection and Flood Resilience Institute (CFI) Singapore’s Annual Symposium is back this September, serving as a key platform to unite thought leaders, researchers, policymakers, and industry partners in addressing the urgent challenges of coastal protection and flood management in a changing climate. Through dynamic discussions, knowledge sharing from external speakers, and collaborative engagement,

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A talk by Professor Marcus Foth

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This talk invites a rethinking of urban futures through the lens of relational urbanism and more-than-human design. What if cities were co-designed not just for people but with the wider web of life? What role can design play in restoring biodiversity, rewilding cities, enabling multispecies justice, and embracing ecological entanglements?

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