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Das HPI-Stanford Design Thinking Research Program möchte wissenschaftlich ergründen wie und warum Design-Thinking-Innovationen funktionieren oder scheitern.

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Die Design Thinking Community des Programms besteht aus Teilnehmern und Alumni. Auf regelmäßigen Workshops präsentieren die Projektteams Ergebnisse Ihrer laufenden Forschungsarbeit.

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Multidisziplinäre Forscherteams der Stanford University und des HPI arbeiten an verschiedenen Design Thinking-Themen zu Prozess, Methoden, Teamarbeit und Werkzeugen rund um das Phänomen der Innovation.

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Die Forschungsergebnisse publizieren die Projektteams jährlich in der Publikationsreihe „Understanding Innovation“ sowie in Fachartikeln.

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  1. Design Thinking Research Program
  2.  > Programm
  3.  > Projektdokumentation

The project report, which is required by the Hasso Plattner Trust, should address the following areas in about 15 pages:

  • The challenge addressed, the initial Design Thinking research questions, and the objectives of the project. Elements of the original proposal may be included here and should be updated.
  • The research methods employed, experiments conducted, and the status of the investigation. If applicable, the problems encountered during the research process should be described.
  • Complete description of the research results in a way that can be understood by non-specialists.
  • Critical assessment of the research results and, if possible, feedback from human users.
  • Perspectives for further research, cooperation, and practical implementation.
  • List of publications and conference submissions from the project and account of progress made towards PhD dissertation(s).
  • One page on the allocation of projects funds and justifications (rough estimates on funds spent on salaries, stipends, tuition, conference travel, supplies and if applicable equipment…)

The project report, which is required by the Hasso Plattner Trust, should address the following areas in about 15 pages:

  • The challenge addressed, the initial Design Thinking research questions, and the objectives of the project. Elements of the original proposal may be included here and should be updated.
  • The research methods employed, experiments conducted, and the status of the investigation. If applicable, the problems encountered during the research process should be described.
  • Complete description of the research results in a way that can be understood by non-specialists.
  • Critical assessment of the research results and, if possible, feedback from human users.
  • Perspectives for further research, cooperation, and practical implementation.
  • List of publications and conference submissions from the project and account of progress made towards PhD dissertation(s).
  • One page on the allocation of projects funds and justifications (rough estimates on funds spent on salaries, stipends, tuition, conference travel, supplies and if applicable equipment…)