Transdisciplinary collaboration

This card helps you embrace a transdisciplinary approach by combining design, engineering, biology, and life sciences.

• How does biodesign's transdisciplinary nature challenge you to think beyond traditional design boundaries? 

• Do you plan to work in a transdisciplinary biodesign environment to expand your own expertise and skillset?

• What expertise do you lack to be able to make progress in you biodesign project and who might have this knowledge?

Chemarts

CHEMARTS is a joint minor program between Aalto University’s School of Art, Design, and Architecture (ARTS) and the School of Chemical Engineering (CHEM). It serves as a great example of transdisciplinary collaboration, where design, engineering, and biochemistry come together to tackle biodesign projects, each discipline enhancing the other with its unique expertise.

• Identify the expertise you lack and potential collaborators who possess it. 

• Present your idea to relevant disciplines, highlighting how their contributions can benefit both the project and them.