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How can scientists and designers collaborate to protect our oceans? With the National Oceanography Centre

EPISODE · Jan 15, 2025 · 37 MIN

How can scientists and designers collaborate to protect our oceans? With the National Oceanography Centre

from The Royal College of Art Podcast · host Royal College of Art

In 2024, representatives from the Royal College of Art (RCA) joined the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) on an expedition from Greenland to Iceland onboard Royal Research Ship James Cook, but what exactly was an art school doing in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean?  In this collaborative episode, Into the Blue Podcast and the Royal College of Art Podcast join together to explore the critical role of collaboration in tackling the challenges facing our oceans. Professor Ashley Hall, Professor of Design and Innovation in the School of Design and Lead Researcher on NEMO (New Economic Model for the Ocean) at the RCA, is joined by Marine Biogeochemist and Biological Oceanographer Dr Filipa Carvalho. The pair discuss the unique partnership, how their projects are helping us to better understand climate tipping points, and the role of co-design processes that connect life on land with ocean systems to incorporate local knowledge and perspectives. Discover more: Find out more about NOC's time in Greenland and Iceland. Learn more the partnership between the RCA and NOC Learn more about NEMO (New Economic Models for the Ocean) at the RCA Listen to more podcasts: Subscribe to Into the Blue podcast Subscribe to the RCA Podcast

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