• “Lay rationalism” leads consumers to choose subscription services
• 3D food printers change brand image
• A choice architecture to reuse hotel towels
• A pink litter bin on the London Bridge
• A surprising ride at Legoland
• A visual nudge for social distancing inside an elevator
• Air Canada, UI and CX of in-flight entertainment system
• Airport moving walkway: Japan vs. Canada
• Alternative to made in China
• An eye-catching sculpture in Seoul
• Apple logo-shaped fried rice
• Are fresh fish better than canned fish?
• Artwork at ICN airport
• Asians love making choices
• At the first there was drive-me-to card
• Behavior Change in University Education
• Behavior change requires time
• Blue iced tea is popular
• Break: take a rest vs. get inspired
• Cafe: East vs. West
• Can we teach others how to make Kimchi?
• Car shaped ski lift
• Chinese love plastic
• Chinese people need more than a drinking fountain
• Classroom for empathy, creativity and cooperation
• Color marries between buttons and bulbs
• Context for good design
• Could electronic agents improve customer experience in a cafe?
• Could we use a single commercial space for multiple purposes?
• Cow shaped cheese board
• Curitiba has a sophisticated taste of design
• DDP, a controversial architecture
• Design Thinking vs. Behavioral Economics
• Design Thinking: David Kelley + Roger Martin
• Designer vs. Consumer
• Dev Patnaik, empathy in business
• Devices help us empathize with others
• Dieter Rams, ten principles of good design
• Different Ads, different people, same products
• Different cities light up at night differently
• Do-It-Yourself chocolate kit for Valentine’s day
• Do we enjoy brunch more if we combine foods to create it?
• Do we need floor signage?
• Donate in cash or by credit card
• Electronic Vehicle Charging Station in Seoul
• Empathic story-telling print ad in Canada
• Empty space sparks creativity
• Engineering smells of childhood memories
• Every city needs art and art has to be in the middle of the people
• Evolution of design thinking
• Experiment for collaborative office space in Seoul (1)
• Experiment for collaborative office space in Seoul (2)
• Expert Products, Novice Consumers
• Feedback leads to virtual progress
• Food shaped product 
• Food tastes different at rooftop bar
• Foreigners form impressions instantly about countries
• From Samsung 2013 to Huawei 2016
• Games solve real-world problems
• Glass shaped like a milk carton
• Green package design: Boxed water stands out from the crowd
• Ground level traffic lights help pedestrians be safe
• Hand print for escalator safety
• Hands-on experience of 3D printing
• Hanjin Shipping, the box project
• Helmet-shaped booth of an insurance company
• Hibi lights like a match and burns like incense
• Hide doors to be popular
• Holistic approach for furniture sellers
• How can we avoid bike theft?
• How can we improve our postures while drinking coffee?
• How can we learn and acquire skills?
• How could we design a better fire extinguisher?
• How could we enjoy difficult modern art better?
• How could we stop cigarette butt litter?
• How crowded is crowded?
• How do we evaluate designs?
• How does Taipei MRT differ from Copenhagen metro?
• How many items should be displayed in a store?
• How thick is 2cm steak?
• How to attract attention of pedestrians?
• How to avoid long lines for women’s restrooms
• How to breathe better with a mask
• How to collect creative ideas massively?
• How to enjoy coffee more and consume plastics less?
• How to force myself to read a book?
• Human Factors symposium
• Hyundai Card design library
• Hyundai Motors, UX for car marketing
• IDEO, three roles of prototypes
• If people avoid meeting with others, do marketers sell products online only?
• Interdisciplinary Graduate Design Workshop by NSF “Driving Innovation through Design” @ Northwestern University
• Interdisciplinary Graduate Design Workshop by NSF “Instruction” @ Stanford University
• Is Iron Man banned in Denmark? 
• Is picture worth a thousand words?
• Is survey a form of art?
• Japanese pork and Canadian chicken?
• Jeanne Liedtka, design thinking
• Jump Associates, unique office
• K-Beauty items in Canada
• Language barrier makes virtual reality more real
• LEGO-like solution for error management in hotel
• Less is better for flower?
• Look and feel mismatch: Looking heavy but feeling light
• Louis Kahn, the architect of IIM Ahmedabad
• Make public communication points useful
• Man-made sky – Do you feel like you are in Italy?
• Marketers should go beyond SWOT analysis
• Marketing in Chinese Language
• Mask pocket – customer insights during COVID-19
• McDonald’s satisfy our mixed desires
• Microsoft Store vs. Apple Store
• Minimalist products
• Mobile messaging apps in Asia
• Mobile World Congress (MWC) sketch
• Money for designers
• Mushroom shaped magnet
• Neri Oxman, integrating material and form
• No skinny jeans, no skinny cans
• OCT-Loft, Chinese design hub in Shenzhen
• Old is good intuition
• Opt in vs. Opt out: Different defaults in different cities
• Package design for health supplement
• Participation for immersive experience
• Pay toilet, spoiled customer, and mental accounting
• People buy gas in an empty Absolut Vodka bottle
• People do not prefer crowded restaurants over empty ones
• People enjoy artificial products
• People need vocabulary to develop taste
• People tip less when the tip jar looks like a human
• People tip more when they disagree with a statement
• PhD thesis: paper vs. book
• Physical Products to Virtual Image: Vending machine in Shanghai
• Pillow preference
• Please help us recycle easily
• Positioning map helps consumers make decisions
• Print Ad can go out of Frame
• Printed vs. Online newspaper: Humor
• Private Karaoke for two people
• RAPY, a DC motor 3D printer
• Read the clock, literally
• Reducing eye pain in a shopping mall
• Rooftop presentation of Seoul history
• Samples help people make a color choice for Tesla
• Samsung 3-dimensional TV
• Secret for home deco store
• Self service kiosks are everywhere
• Seoul changes its face
• Seoul: Past vs. Present
• Shopping experience at fashion store
• Should we go noisy or quiet when exporting goods?
• Simple massage cushion
• Siwa, paper design by Naoto Fukasawa
• SK Broadband B-Box, a better TV experience
• Ski lift ticket: Canada vs. Korea
• Standing desk: New way to work
• Sterilizer in beauty stores
• Street people: East vs. West
• Street signs for kids
• Studio blank, wood material for product line
• Studying materials for design
• TCDC, Design center at Bangkok, Thailand
• Teaching design to business people (1)
• Teaching design to high school students
• The story behind the brand is more powerful than the brand itself
• Thompson, a Japanese paper clock
• Three escalating numbers are enough to teach moral behavior
• Timid-looking electric vehicle
• Toy made by wine corks
• Traditional building with a modern twist in Korea
• Traffic light labels helps us drink less wine
• Train experience: Mechanical vs. Electronic
• Two Different Ways to Play with Words
• Umbra, Toronto-based global design company
• Verbal instructions do not work
• We humanize machine behavior and mechanize human behavior
• What are the constraints contemporary art overcome?
• What are the problems of ATM machine?
• What happens when the men’s room sign is pink?
• What happens when you reserve a taxi at 6am in Copenhagen?
• What is an advantage of having a popular first name?
• What is the right choice for museum curators?
• What makes Copenhagen the most bike-friendly city in the planet?
• Why are antibiotics over prescribed in some countries?
• Why are trash cans angled on bike lanes?
• Why are we attracted by Starbucks toys?
• Why do people choose beers on the left side of the menu?
• Why do people exit the bus at the front door?
• Why do we doodle?
• Why does the amount of Coke differ across bottles?
• Will be canned wine successful?
• Women-only train car vs. all gender toilet
• Wood plank for steak choice
• Wood wick for soothing sound
• Yido, a modern Korean pottery
• You will think creatively in Bali