The Helen Hamlyn Research Associates 2007 are 12 recent design graduates of the Royal College of Art.
They have been co-funded by 12 industry partners and the Helen Hamlyn Centre to spend a year in the RCA studios working on projects which explore socially inclusive design scenarios in patient safety, independent living and urban space.
Sally Halls / Industrial Design Engineering
Safer by design: packaging for injectable medicines
Research partner: National Patient Safety Agency
Paul John-Baptiste / Communication Art & Design
Keep driving safely: a campaign for older drivers
Research partner: Toyota
Paul Clarke / Architecture
Metricity: exploring new measures of urban density
Research partners: Arup, Child Graddon Lewis, Reid Architecture, Sheppard Robson
Jonathan West / Industrial Design Engineering
resus:station: a redesign of the resuscitation trolley
Research partner: National Patient Safety Agency
Merih Kunur / Vehicle Design
Connections: mobility, ageing and independent living
Research partner: Intel
Cian Plumbe and Matthew Harrison / Industrial Design Engineering
TwoTone Phone: access to broadband for the digitally excluded
Research parnter: BT
Maja Kecman and Lisa Stroux / Industrial Design Engineering
Redesigning surgical tools: disposable primary cut instruments
Research partner: DePuy
James King / Design Interactions
Potential pharmacies: investigating the future of the pharmacy
Research partner: Lloydspharmacy
Tomek Rygalik / Design Products
Indulgent bathing: beauty and ageing in the bathroom
Research partner: Ideal Standard
Chris McGinley / Industrial Design Engineering
Enlightened: lighting for people with sight loss
Research partner: Thomas Pocklington Trust
