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Love with Food and the Disruption of Focus Groups – Takeaways from the Mixing Bowl Food IT Conference (continued)
Note: This is the second post covering takeaways from The Mixing Bowl’s June 20th conference on Food IT: Soil to Fork. The first post focused on Pantry Labs and the potential for smart refrigerator technology. A particularly interesting afternoon session … Continue reading
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Tagged Consumer research, d.school, Event, Event recap, Love With Food, Mixing Bowl, Start-up profile
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Getting kids to love veggies: Design Interventions in the Stanford dining halls
Venue: Stanford Dining Halls Target audience: Freshman Theory of change: Love is missing from the freshman dining experience. If you can redesign the dining hall to communicate love via the vegetarian dishes, you will shift consumption away from meat. For … Continue reading
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Tagged Childhood Obesity, d.school, Design, ES180B, Final project
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