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Creative Galway
13 January 2023
11
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Innovation: “It Takes a Village”
W. Bernard Carlson
Contrary to the familiar image of the solitary inventor, Prof W. Bernard Carlson makes it clear that innovators never work alone. Drawing on pivotal examples in engineering and design, from the Buick automobile to the glass-ceramic wedding gift, Carlson presents innovation as a collective undertaking—a shaping of the path through which a product finds meaning.
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Creative Galway
15 December 2022
18
MINS
In Conversation: Stephen Dooley
Meadhbh McNutt
Spotify
is the world’s largest music streaming platform, serving 456 million users with access to songs and podcasts from artists across the globe.
Alum Stephen Dooley is both an independent musician and an Engineering Manager at Spotify. He recently played at
Éalú Le Grá Festival
as one half of London-based house duo,
Delac
. We sat down to ask Stephen about his thoughts on making music, studying at University of Galway and the influence of Spotify on the music industry today.
Image: Original photograph by Alex Waespi (alexandrawaespi.com), design by Unthink.
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Sustainability
13 May 2022
16
MINS
In Conversation: Dr Matt Kennedy, Arup
Dr Matt Kennedy, A. Director of Carbon, Climate & Sustainability, Arup
Design engineering firm, Arup count buildings such as the Sydney Opera House and the Centre Pompidou among their innovative projects. As Associate Director of Carbon and Climate Change, Dr Matt Kennedy leads climate change services for Arup in infrastructure, buildings and cities. Across his 20 years of sustainability leadership spanning government, industry and academia, the NUI Galway alumnus has seen major changes in the way we think about climate change.
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