Dr. Frédérique Krupa from the Nantes Design School (France) is hosting a workshop centered around a design tool she has developed called Collective Interest Matrix. It's an intermediate design method to reflect on project funding and its impact on IP and value creation.
Dr. Krupa is a UX/UI designer and research methodology specialist with over 25 years of experience working for start-ups (notably at Dassault Systemes/Virtools, and Simple Is Beautiful). In parallel to her design career, she has been a professor at several prestigious design schools, including Parsons School of Design, RISD, University of the Arts, ENSAD, and Paris College of Art. Dr. Krupa’s current research focuses on establishing AI UX methods, a holistic, transdisciplinary, and systemic approach to create unbiased machine learning data, algorithms and predictive models.
