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Technology and Need as Starting Points for Innovation - Experiences from Multidisciplinary Student Teams

Author(s) -

Tuuli Utriainen,

Ville Taajamaa,

R. Movva,

Joona Kurikka

Publication year - 2018

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.18260/1-2--28936

Subject(s) - multidisciplinary approach , framing (construction) , ideation , innovation management , knowledge management , brainstorming , computer science , open innovation , context (archaeology) , psychology , engineering , sociology , paleontology , biology , social science , structural engineering , artificial intelligence , cognitive science

Tuuli Utriainen is keen to deeply understand the human experience. She’s worked in the borderline of various fields and facilitated over 60 global teams engaged in human-centered product development. Tuuli is currently working at CERN, where together with her team she’s established the IdeaSquare unit. Its purpose is to connect the technological know-how and radical thinking of CERN to solve some of the human kind’s biggest issues.

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