Archive of Impossible Objects: Globes, 2019
In Search of an Impossible Object, 2018
Many Worlds Working Group (MWWG), 2017 -
Meinong's Jungle (Theory of Objects), 2015
Not Here, Not Now (Video), 2015
UMK: Lives and Landscapes, 2014
Not Here, Not Now, 2014
The School of Constructed Realities, 2014
Speculative Everything: Design, Fiction, and Social Dreaming, 2013
United Micro Kingdoms, 2012/13
What if... Beijing International Design Triennial, 2011
St Etienne Design Biennale, 2010
Between Reality and the Impossible, 2010
Wellcome Windows, 2010
EPSRC IMPACT! Exhibition, 2010
Designs for an Overpopulated Planet: Foragers, 2009
What If..., 2009
After Life Euthanasia Device, 2009
Work in progress, 2009
Do you want to replace the existing normal? 2007/08
Technological Dreams Series: No.1, Robots, 2007
Spymaker, 2006/07
Evidence Dolls, 2005
Designs for Fragile Personalities in Anxious Times, 2004/05
Is This Your Future? 2004
BioLand, 2002/03
Placebo Project, 2001
Park Interactives, 2000
MSET, 2000/01
Project #26765: Flirt, 1998-00
Weeds, Aliens and Other Stories, 1994-98
Hertzian Tales, 1994-97
EPSRC IMPACT! Exhibition, 2010
Booklet by Kellenberger-White
Policing Genes, Thomas Thwaites
Room one
The 5th Dimensional Camera, Anab Jain & Jon Ardern
Shocking, Andrew Friend & Sitraka Rakotoniaina
Neck Brace, Shocking, Andrew Friend & Sitraka Rakotoniaina
Fabulous Fabbers, David Benque
Fabulous Fabbers, David Benque
Astronomical Bodies, Michael Burton
Not Yet Heard, Gunnar Green & Bernd Hopfengärtner
Not Yet Heard, Gunnar Green & Bernd Hopfengärtner
Does it Smell Like Fair Trade, Nicolas Myers
Does it Smell Like Fair Trade, Nicolas Myers
Unknown Unknowns, Onkar Kular
Unknown Unknowns, Onkar Kular
Synthetic Immune System, Tuur Van Balen
Synthetic Immune System, Tuur Van Balen
Phantom Recorder, Revital Cohen
Nuclear Dialogues, Zoe Papadopoulou
Entrance
Each of the sixteen design projects in IMPACT! has been created by graduates, staff and students from the Design Interactions department at the Royal College of Art, and is based on a research project or research centre supported by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC).

The research included in the exhibition spans the broad spectrum of engineering and physical sciences. It ranges from renewable energy devices and security technologies to the emerging fields of synthetic biology and quantum computing.

The design projects bring a new perspective to the research. They do not seek to predict the future, or show design applications of science, but offer a creative interpretation of these new scientific ideas.

The results were exhibited at the RCA between the 15-21 March 2010.

The project was commissioned by the EPSRC and partly supported by NESTA.

Project Board:
David Burrett Reid, EPSRC
Helen Bailey, EPSRC
David Harman, EPSRC
Prof Richard Jones, University of Sheffield
Dr Rachel Brazil, NESTA
Prof Anthony Dunne, RCA

Design mentor and curator: Fiona Raby
Project manager: Onkar Kular
Graphic Design: Kellenberger-White
Exhibition Design: Jochem Faudet and Jon Harrison (Assembly)

Thanks to:
Claire Fox
Jeremy Myerson

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