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The document discusses several "labs" or collaborative workspaces focused on different topics like science education, slow tourism, magazines, cultural change, and cities. Each lab is described as having areas of research/reflection, an open community, potential rewards, and a lab manager along with partners. The labs seem aimed at fostering innovation and collective intelligence around various subjects through cooperation.
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- 10. © 2014 Addictlab.com / Product dept Jan Van Mol Barastraat 175 - 1070 Brussel - Belgium info@addictlab.com Thoughts and reflections on innovating science pedagogy by using a co-construction methodology, bringing in collective intelligence software and collaborative processes, and enhancing the current education process equipping learners with the necessary knowledge and skills. #39 / SCIENCE EDUCATION LAB AREAS OF REFLECTION • Inquiry based learning • Responsible Research and Innovation • Co-creation of spaces for public engagement • Outdoor learning environments • Diversity and inclusion • Science with and for society COMMUNITY This lab is open to all. The Science Education Lab seeks collaboration with informal science educators, teachers, academic, corporate, governmental worlds. REWARDS Execution and/or publication of ideas, problem solving, professional development. Cristina Olivotto cristina@sterrenlab.com LAB MANAGER SterrenLab | Addictlab | others welcome LAB PARTNER(S) public sphere Ed education PU09 public sphere Sc science PU10 LABS SERVICES TOOLS PRODUCTS © 2014 Addictlab.com / Product dept Jan Van Mol Barastraat 175 - 1070 Brussel - Belgium info@addictlab.com The SLOW movement is against - fast is always better. SLOW is not about doing everything at snale pace. It is about seeking to do everything at the right speed Savoring hours and minutes rather than just counting them. Quality over quantity. SLOW tourism allows tourists to spend their free time as they like and to take the road liberated from worry or stress. It’s a longterm vision and good relationship with the community, as well as showing respect and protecting the envirronment. We would like to list some good practices of SLOW tourism in the world, so that no one becomes concurrents, but to create space to learn from each other. #56 / SLOW TOURISM AREAS OF RESEARCH to be discussed COMMUNITY This lab is open to all. REWARDS to be discussed De Bottelarij ine@aksi.be LAB MANAGER De Bottelarij | Addictlab | others welcome LAB PARTNER(S) society Tr travel SO03 industry Tou tourism IN17 LABS SERVICES TOOLS PRODUCTS society Tre trends SO04 nature En environment NA03 © 2014 Addictlab.com / Product dept Jan Van Mol Barastraat 175 - 1070 Brussel - Belgium info@addictlab.com Research on innovation in the Tourist and Travel industry. Addictlab R&D project. Generic research - published results: - Ad!dict magazine on Voyage - book ‘Ideas on Travel & Tourism’ - Book ‘25 ideeën voor Toerisme in Vlaanderen’ - Idea database ‘touristlab 001’ #39 / TOURIST LAB AREAS OF RESEARCH social innovation | branding | local economy | ICT & new experiences | city branding | food | others COMMUNITY This lab is open to all. REWARDS Execution and/or publication of ideas, problem solving, others Jan Van Mol jan@addictlab.com LAB MANAGER Creative Ring (under evaluation)| Addictlab | others welcome LAB PARTNER(S) industry Tou tourism IN17 LABS SERVICES TOOLS PRODUCTS society Tr travel SO03 society Tre trends SO04
- 11. Over 200 ‘labs’ © 2014 Addictlab.com / Product dept Jan Van Mol Barastraat 175 - 1070 Brussel - Belgium info@addictlab.com Cultural transformation project, deploying a circular and cocreation lab culture in a corporate organisation, increasing the entrepreneurial spirit and the innovation funnel. #26 / CULTURAL CHANGE LAB AREAS OF RESEARCH program | marketing | strategy | tools | communication | maker communities | prototyping | circular organisations COMMUNITY This lab has a confidential section for paying clients and corporations. REWARDS to be discussed ALain Heureux alain@yourownlab.com LAB MANAGER YourOwnLab | Addictlab | others welcome LAB PARTNER(S) industry In industry IN00 critical thinking Inn innovation CT05 LABS SERVICES TOOLS PRODUCTS business Ch change BU11 business Str strategy BU04 technology Mkr maker TE06 © 2014 Addictlab.com / Product dept Jan Van Mol Barastraat 175 - 1070 Brussel - Belgium info@addictlab.com Research on innovation, branding, social innovation for contemporary cities. #77 / CITY LAB AREAS OF RESEARCH program | tools | tourism | branding | communication | maker communities | heritage | ... COMMUNITY Partly open, this lab has a confidential section & services for paying clients and cities. REWARDS to be discussed Jan Van Mol jan@yourownlab.com LAB MANAGER New partners welcome LAB PARTNER(S) industry In industry IN00 critical thinking Inn innovation CT05 LABS SERVICES TOOLS PRODUCTS industry Re real estate IN14 business Str strategy BU04 public sphere Ps public sphere PS00 communication Br branding CO02 © 2014 Addictlab.com / Product dept Jan Van Mol Barastraat 175 - 1070 Brussel - Belgium info@addictlab.com Research on the future of magazines. Print, distribution, content, digital, reader content, augmented reality, sales and more #15 / MAGAZINE LAB AREAS OF RESEARCH distribution | paper | digital | content | augmented readers | communities | art work | others ... COMMUNITY Partly open, this lab has a confidential section & services for paying clients and cities. REWARDS depending on the different activities Jan Van Mol jan@yourownlab.com LAB MANAGER open for partners LAB PARTNER(S) media Me media ME00 critical thinking Inn innovation CT05 LABS SERVICES TOOLS PRODUCTS media Mag magazines ME05 business Str strategy BU04 media Sm social media ME04 communication Br branding CO02
- 12. © 2014 Addictlab.com / Product dept Jan Van Mol Barastraat 175 - 1070 Brussel - Belgium info@addictlab.com Thoughts and reflections on innovating science pedagogy by using a co-construction methodology, bringing in collective intelligence software and collaborative processes, and enhancing the current education process equipping learners with the necessary knowledge and skills. #39 / SCIENCE EDUCATION LAB AREAS OF REFLECTION • Inquiry based learning • Responsible Research and Innovation • Co-creation of spaces for public engagement • Outdoor learning environments • Diversity and inclusion • Science with and for society COMMUNITY This lab is open to all. The Science Education Lab seeks collaboration with informal science educators, teachers, academic, corporate, governmental worlds. REWARDS Execution and/or publication of ideas, problem solving, professional development. Cristina Olivotto cristina@sterrenlab.com LAB MANAGER SterrenLab | Addictlab | others welcome LAB PARTNER(S) public sphere Ed education PU09 public sphere Sc science PU10 LABS SERVICES TOOLS PRODUCTS cristina@sterrenlab.com LABMEMBER: Cristina Olivotto LINKED TO LAB(S): #39//Science-Education Lab 1. Dissoudre les cristaux rouges (15 gr de hexacyanoferrate de potassi- um) dans 100 ml d’eau et la poudre verte (25 gr de citrate d’ammonium ferrique) dans 100 ml d’eau. 2. En lumière atténuée, les solutions individuelles sont mélangés l’un à l’autre. 3. Toujours en lumière atténuée, enduire un support (papier, carton, tissu en coton...) avec ce mélange. 4. Sécher totalement le support en lumière atténuée. 5. Disposer sur le support les objets choisis pour la composition. 6. Exposer la composition à la lumière intense de soleil (5-15 minutes). 5. Les zones très opaques de la composition ne sont pas affectées par exposition, tandis que les zones très transparentes se colorent en bleu de plus en plus intense. 6. Rincer abondamment à l’eau courant en lumière attenue. Laisser sécher. Les sels distribués ne sont pas dangereux tant qu’ils ne sont pas mélangés avec des acides. A ne pas manger. Enfants: demande à un adulte de t’aider. LABS SERVICES TOOLS PRODUCTS © 2014 Addictlab.com / Product dept Jan Van Mol Barastraat 175 - 1070 Brussel - Belgium info@addictlab.com CYANOTYPE KIT A H2 0+ B. H2 0++ WHAT Painting with light / Peindre avec la lumière RGB R: 0 G: 153 B: 255 # #0099FF CMYK C: 90% M: 3% Y: 5% K: 0% RGB R: 0 G: 153 B: 255 # #0099FF CMYK C: 90% M: 3% Y: 5% K: 0% Teaching the way Congress April 15-17, 2016 Leiden, The Netherlands RGB R: 0 G: 153 B: 255 # #0099FF CMYK C: 90% M: 3% Y: 5% K: 0%
- 13. Output of labs: databases Digital collection of all ideas.
- 28. Laboratoires d’idées FINISSAGE Venez découvrir les activités d’été de Addictlab à i.LIFE. Expo design, art, mode - outils créatives - robots - et les ateliers d’été. Vendredi 26 Août // 15h - 20h - rsvp info@addictlab.com - KIDS WELCOME! INVITATION
- 31. 7 au 9 avril 2017 Palexpo Genève expojuniors.ch A3_ExpoJuniors.indd 1 28.02.17 11:15 #WhatWillYouCreate? ® #1/ECOLOGY & NATURE Atelier sur notre écosystème local #2/ PHOTOGRAPHY & FILM Atelier photographie - créez des caméras avec des Tetrapaks + Visitez le MinimaCinéma #3/ SUSTAINABILITY Atelier pour mieux connaître les 17 Objectifs de Développement Durable #4/FUN Atelier sculpteur des ballons + Apprenez comment on fête des anniver- saires chez Addictlab #8/FOOD LAB Démonstration de l’ imprimante 3D chocolat + Démonstration du robot qui imprime des crêpes #5/VIRTUAL REALITY Démonstration d’outils de réalité virtuelle. #6/ROBOTICS Créez des machines à gribouiller et programmez les robots Sphero. #7/3D PRINTING Dessinez en 3D et découvrez l’impression 3DLearning by Lab Addictlab est un laboratoire créatif international depuis 1997, qui a pour but de promouvoir et accélérer le talent, de mettre en place des collaborations interdisciplinaires, de chercher, publier et réaliser des concepts innovants. WWW.ADDICTLAB.ACADEMY - info@addictlab.com 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 UN LAB À LA FOIRE Visitez 500m2 de laboratoire créatif à ExpoJuniors, Genève. 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4
- 42. Crea*ve card game : skills & passion use this for: profiling, collective intelligence, defining groups for brainstorm sessions, ice breakers how to play: Draw 2 big circles on a flip chart paper as shown. One for your skills, one for your passions. Put the fitting cards in one of the three areas. tip: indicate name and take a picture. Print out and use this ID file throughout the sessions for forming groups and initialising discussions. Hang on Idea Wall. Skills & Passion PROJECTNAME YOUR PASSION & INTERESTS YOUR SKILLS & PROFESSION © DEVELOPED IN THE ADDICTLAB.COM CREATIVE THINK TANK A YOUROWNLAB.COM PRODUCT - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED - 2015 CARDBOARD_DEF01.indd 2 23/09/15 13:50
- 43. Story telling & ice breaking. player 4 Player3 player2 player1 use this for: profiling, ice breakers, group ideation, character building how to play: version 1 Take 4 cards to profile yourself. Put the cards in front of you. Take turns: pick a card from a player, who needs to tell a story related to that card. optional: add cards from the character deck version 2 Put all cards upside down in the center. Draw a card, and ‘inflict’ it to one of the others who then needs to tell a story/personal experience related to that card Story telling © DEVELOPED IN THE ADDICTLAB.COM CREATIVE THINK TANK A YOUROWNLAB.COM PRODUCT - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED - 2015 CARDBOARD_DEF01.indd 4 23/09/15 13:50
- 44. Your character : Personal Pyramid. NAME use this for: profiling, character building, branding exce- rices, business concepts, ideation how to play: Use the Personal Characterstics Card deck. Place cards that are relevant to you & define you on the pyramid, top being the most relevant. Below the dotted line: those elements that need to be worked on. Personal Pyramid personal work area & to do list © DEVELOPED IN THE ADDICTLAB.COM CREATIVE THINK TANK A YOUROWNLAB.COM PRODUCT - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED - 2015 CARDBOARD_DEF01.indd 3 23/09/15 13:50
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- 52. H&M PROJECT 2 iori del int exped mos dolorpos am velectintion restius sam accum quam, omnis dolupta tiandes re, sunt reris re sandis dus expligendit mod maio ium audion pore lab inus et pe dolores sundit, coreritio tectem hari del- lorp orpori doluptat etur sunt ullestrume et aut magnis ipiendem dolorehent, corem ulligenemque res sinci- maxime plaborr ovitatus assiti int a cullicab ipsam quis ex explaut quae pe opta sint antinvenet voloreprate nienderibus, sitem cus escilig nihillibus moluptat un- tem quas rem iusae maxime prat. Pa a sinvelita platem demporr orrore eaque a veribus daeste volorum rerum la quatem latur alit el in et dolor re pos ab int ra pra simoles sitatur assedignim re con- NEW WAYS to integrate/ advertise/ Brands Sa sales BU01 Ma marketing BU02 Fi BU03 Str strategy BU04 Mg management BU05 Pm BU06 Adv advertising CO01 Br branding CO02 Cb CO03 Cw CO04 Btb btb CO05 Btc CO06 Tv television ME01 Ra radio ME02 Pres press ME03 Sm ME04 Me media ME00 Co DE00 Bu business BU00 Mag magazines ME04 New ME05 who where CITY labs NAME EMAIL COMPANY FUNCTION TEL CODE LAB THE EGG, BRUSSELS FABRA i COATS, BARCELON COUNTRY CREATIVE RING NO HUB, CLOUD MEMBER MUSE, TRENTO Ag IN02 Av aviation IN03 Aut automotive IN04 Bea IN05 Bio IN06 Ent entertainment IN11 Fb food & bev IN12 Lu luxury IN13 Re real estate IN14 Ser IN15 Tc IN16 As IN01 In industry IN00 CODEYOUR OWN LAB TITLE © industry business communication Gv government PU01 La PU02 Pf PU03 Pt publ transport PU04 Ant antropology SO01 So SO02 society Art art CU01 Fa fashion CU02 Fil CU03 Li literature CU04 culture Mu CU05 Ph photography CU06 Hi history SO05 Ani animation AA01 Ad AA02 Au audio AA03 Cr AA04 appliedart ILL illustration AA05 Ia AA06 De design DE00 Int interior design DE01 Pd DE02 Sed DE03 design Wb DE04 Ud urban design DE05 Fd food design DE06 Aa applied art AA00 Cu CU00 Soc SO00 Ps DE00 Ac AC00 Mat materials AC01 Iac AC02 Ls AC03 architecture Te TE00 It IT TE01 3D 3D printing TE02 Ai TE03 technology Eng engineering TE04 Ict ICT TE05 Mkr maker TE06 Ct CT00 Hac CT01 Id Ideation CT02 Fu futurati CT03 criticalthinking Nlux CT04 Nat nature NA00 Bi biology NA01 Eco NA02 En environment NA03 nature Gar garden NA04 Me HU01 Hc HU02 Nu nutrition HU03 Pha HU04 humanities Thp therapy HU05 Hur human rights PU05 Np SO06 We HU06 Id interntl dev PU06 Tr travel SO03 Tre trends SO04 what labs have you been involve From where are media publicsphere senses See see SE01 He hear SE02 To SE03 Sme smell SE04 Tas taste SE05 Se senses SE00 gender Fm female GE02 Ma male GE01 Ot other GE03 emotions EM01 EM02 EM04EM03 EM05 Hu humanities HU00 Inn innovation CT05 Ge gender GE00 EM00 Em emotions
- 53. H&M Sa sales BU01 Ma marketing BU02 Fi BU03 Str strategy BU04 BU08 Mg management BU05 Pm BU06 Cm BU07 Adv advertising CO01 Br branding CO02 Cb CO03 Cw CO04 Btb btb CO05 Btc CO06 Pr pub relations CO07 Tv television ME01 Ra radio ME02 Pres press ME03 Sm ME04 Me media ME00 Co DE00 Bu business BU00 Mag magazines ME04 New ME05 Ag IN02 Av aviation IN03 Aut automotive IN04 Bea IN05 Bio IN06 Ch IN07 IN08 Ent entertainment IN11 Fb food & bev IN12 Lu luxury IN13 Re real estate IN14 Ser IN15 Tc IN16 Tou tourism IN17 IN18 As IN01 In industry IN00 ind busi co Gv government PU01 La PU02 Pf PU03 Pt publ transport PU04 Ant antropology SO01 So SO02 soci Art art CU01 Fa fashion CU02 Fil CU03 Li literature CU04 cult Mu CU05 Ph photography CU06 Th theater CU07 CU08 Hi history SO05 Ani animation AA01 Ad AA02 Au audio AA03 Cr AA04 app ILL illustration AA05 Ia AA06 Pa perfor arts AA07 AA08 De design DE00 Int interior design DE01 Pd DE02 Sed DE03 desi Wb DE04 Ud urban design DE05 Fd food design DE06 Fad fashion design DE07 DE08 Aa applied art AA00 Cu CU00 Soc SO00 Ps DE00 Ac AC00 Mat materials AC01 Iac AC02 Ls AC03 arc Te TE00 It IT TE01 3D 3D printing TE02 Ai TE03 tec Eng engineering TE04 Ict ICT TE05 Mkr maker TE06 Nan nano TE007 Ct CT00 Hac CT01 Id Ideation CT02 Fu futurati CT03 criti Nlux CT04 Nat nature NA00 Bi biology NA01 Eco NA02 En environment NA03 nat Gar garden NA04 H Hur human rights PU05 Np SO06 H Id interntl dev PU06 H H Tr travel SO03 Tre trends SO04 Yt youth SO07 Acd PU06 PU07 me pub Inn innovation CT05
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- 57. ADDICTLAB ACADEMY workshops for kids, adults and companies ateliers pour enfants, adultes et entreprises
- 58. ADDICTLAB ACADEMY workshops for kids, adults and companies ateliers pour enfants, adultes et entreprises Laboratoires d’idées FINISSAGE Venez découvrir les activités d’été de Addictlab à i.LIFE. Expo design, art, mode - outils créatives - robots - et les ateliers d’été. Vendredi 26 Août // 15h - 20h - rsvp info@addictlab.com - KIDS WELCOME!
- 60. ADDICTLAB ACADEMY workshops for kids, adults and companies ateliers pour enfants, adultes et entreprises
- 61. ADDICTLAB ACADEMY workshops for kids, adults and companies ateliers pour enfants, adultes et entreprises
- 62. ADDICTLAB ACADEMY workshops for kids, adults and companies ateliers pour enfants, adultes et entreprises
- 63. ADDICTLAB ACADEMY workshops for kids, adults and companies ateliers pour enfants, adultes et entreprises
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- 68. Mushroom shoe.
- 69. #03JANUARY Mkr maker TE06 ADDICTLAB MODULAR MAGAZINE TALENT INSPIRATION INSIGHTS RESEARCH LAB PROJECTS #03JANUARY TALENT INSPIRATION INSIGHTS RESEARCH LAB PROJECTS ADDICTLAB MODULAR MAGAZINE TALENT INSPIRATION INSIGHTS RESEARCH LAB PROJECTS
- 70. TALENT INSPIRATION INSIGHTS RESEARCH LAB PROJECTS Ph photography CU06 IN THIS ISSUE • PRIX ELYSEE • LAB PROJECT: NICK PALLFY @ KIDS EXPO PARTNERS:
- 71. THE MOST IMPORT- ANT DESIGN JOBS OF THE FUTURE SUZANNE LABARRE Suzanne LaBarre is the editor of Co.Design experience. THE PROSPECT OF ARTI- FICIALLY MADE HUMAN ORGANS IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER. WHO’S GOING TO FIT THESE ORGANS TO THEIR END USER? DESIGNERS. The global challenges that lie ahead can only be solved by a collabora- tion of minds and vocations, and a diversity of views. The challenge and reward for the Fusionist will be in her ability to communicate, compre- hend, and connect all parties through design. This is already beginning to happen in the emerging fields of bio- fabrication and wearable technology. Stemming from biotech, biofabrica- tion is a new cross disciplinary move- ment between the design and science that is generating the next wave of sustainable materials and solutions for our survival. It is not uncommon to see artists and biologists sitting together tackling the same problem. Additionally, wearable technology will see an influx of fashion designers and artists partnered with engineers, in order to create technologies that will go into our fibers and onto our skin. Fusionists will act as the bridges between emerging fields, and their ability to bring all parties together through communication and design will help bring about the greatest experiences. Human Organ Designer Nominated by Gadi Amit, founder, New Deal Design Human organ designers will be ex- perts in bio-engineering and design, fitting newly created organs and ar- tificial limbs to humans. They will be fully capable of executing end-to-end design and implementation process for ready-to-use or custom-fit organs; have deep knowledge of the software and hardware involved in bio-elec- tronics; and work within a team tack- ling multiple biological sub-systems. We are very close to being able to reproduce artificial biologically fitted tissues. Some of these tissues will come from genetic-engineering, some will be manufactured in bio-reac- tors, and some will be merged with micro-electronics. The prospect of artificially made human organs is just around the corner. Who’s going to de- sign and fit these organs to their end user? Designers will be there, sooner or later Intelligent System Designer Nominated by John Rousseau, execu- tive director, Artefact The intelligent system designer doesn’t design discrete objects or experiences, so much as the software systems that make possible the design solutions of others. This designer works as part of a large and diverse network of specialists to create a continually evolving lingua franca of aesthetic production. The systems this person designs will integrate multiple domains, and those domains will themselves be the product of designers, artists, and technologists. Interventionist Nominated by Ashlea Powell, location director, Ideo New York Interventionists are already in our midsts, we just haven’t named the role or cultivated it. As organizations and their challenges become more net- worked and complex, it will be harder work to help them digest new ideas and build towards a better future . This is the work of an Interventionist, and it’s time that the craft of interven- tion design takes shape, whether it’s designing an experience that creates transformational empathy or hosting a conversation that puts an end to polemics. These designers will come from backgrounds in organizational psychology or behavior change and be experts in facilitating creative conversations, framing unexpected questions, and navigating the uncom- fortable. Machine-Learning Designer Nominated by Aaron Shapiro, CEO, Huge A machine-learning designer’s job will be to construct data models and algorithms that allow companies to create artificially intelligent prod- ucts. Those products will anticipate the needs of users, and fulfill them before the user ever has to ask. Ma- chine-learning designers must not only be designing the experience, but also ensuring that it uses the best al- gorithms. Data, design, and artificial intelligence will be the next frontier in digital experience. Companies will compete and win based on the personalization and intelligence in their marketing. The companies that have the smartest, most individually resonant products and experiences are going to do the best job of attract- ing and retaining their users. In this world, good AI will become essential to the user experience and the com- panies with smart experiences will have an exponential advantage over the ones that don’t. Program Director Nominated by Dave Miller, recruiter, Artefact This is the design agency’s version of a product manger, and the evolution of its entire project management, engagement, and client services de- partments. This person is a business strategist; they understand the “who,” “what,” and “why” behind a project/ product; have a deep understanding of what it means to be a designer and a developer; and also have a track record of effecting change and influencing the end product. They are peer-level to a design director and usually come from creative back- grounds. They have practiced design, research, or engineering. They share ownership of a projects success. They handle timelines and client interac- tions, while creating long-term rela- tionships founded upon their deep industry experience. Ch change BU11 DATE : JANUARY 5, 2016 SOURCE :3D HUBS WRITER : PRSS RELEASE HYPERLINK: HERE ARTICLE SECTION : REFLECTIONS 3D HUBS PHONE ACCESSORIES ARE MADE WITH WOODFILL 3D PRINTING FILAMENT. Mkr maker TE06 Ch change BU11