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EPISODE · Aug 3, 2025 · 41 MIN

642. Sustainable transformations (Turkey/Finland). A talk with İdil Gaziulusoy

from Diseño y Diáspora · host Mariana Salgado

İdil Gaziulusoy is a design researcher originally from Turkey, now based here in Finland. She’s a professor of Sustainable Design at Aalto University and works in NODUS, (Sustainable Design Research group) . In this conversation, we dug into her work on long-term systemic change. She walked us through a project her research group is participating—ICOS Cities, an EU-funded initiative. Mariana especially wanted to talk about this one because ICOS—the Integrated Carbon Observation System—is actually the research infrastructure where she works. She recommends us: Transition Design Institute website Urban Future Studio (Utrecht) Her publications can be found here. Esta entrevista es parte de las listas: Ciencia y diseño, Diseño sostenible, Finlandia y diseño, Design in the public sector, Políticas públicas y diseño, Diseño en transición, Infrastructures y D & D in English. Even though the list has their titles in Spanish, content can be found in English, and Portuguese too. All the episodes in English are in the list of D & D in English that can be found from our website, Youtube or Spotify.

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