McDonough, W.; Braungart, M. Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things; Northpoint Press: New York, 2002.
- What matter do you work with?
- Where does it come from? How do you procure it?
- What languages, symbols, designs and ideas do you use to represent it?
- How do you see it? How do you measure and study it? What tools do you use? How do you manipulate, shape and transform matter?
- How do you realize your designs? What is it that you are trying to create? What are you trying to achieve and understand?
- For what purpose? For whose benefit?
- If you create something, how is it used? How do people and other living things interact with it?
- What happens to the matter when you are done with it? Where does it go when it is no longer useful, viable? Where does it end up?
- What parts of the design process are most interesting and important to you and why? What drives your work? How does your approach compare to others' in your field?
- What is the value of your work to society? What are the broader impacts?
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Prof. Cassandra L. Fraser is an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry. In research, teaching, and service activities, she is especially keen on building bridges between...
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