Amaresh Chakrabarti is a Professor of Engineering Design at Centre for Product Design and Manufacturing at Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. He has a BE in Mechanical Engineering from University of Calcutta, India, ME in Mechanical Systems Design from Indian Institute of Science, and a PhD from University of Cambridge, UK in Engineering Design. After PhD, Prof. Chakrabarti led for ten years the Design Synthesis team at the EPSRC Centre for Excellence Engineering Design Centre at the University of Cambridge, before joining Indian Institute of Science. Prof. Chakrabarti worked extensively in the areas of design synthesis and creativity, eco-design and sustainability, and knowledge engineering and management, and authored/edited 7 books (3 published by Springer), over 230 peer-reviewed articles, and has 7 patents and 2 software copyrights granted/pending. With Prof. Lucienne Blessing, Prof Chakrabarti co-authored DRM, a design research methodology used widely around the world as a framework for carrying out engineering design research. Prof. Chakrabarti is an Associate Editor of AI EDAM Journal (Cambridge University Press), Area Editor for Research in Engineering Design (Springer), Regional Editor for Journal for Remanufacturing (Springer), and Advisory Editor for Journal of Engineering Design (Taylor & Francis), Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy (Springer), and five other international journals. Prof. Chakrabarti is on the Advisory Board of Design Society, UK. Prof. Chakrabarti founded IDeASLab – the first laboratory in India for research into design creativity, sustainability and innovation. Prof. Chakrabarti is a Member of the CII National Committee on Design, India. He is Programme chair for International Conferences on Research into Design (ICoRD), and a vice-Chair for AI in Design (AID) and Design Computing and Cognition (DCC) Conferences. Prof. Chakrabarti is an Honorary Fellow of the Institution of Engineering Designers, the onlypeer society under the Royal Charter in the UK representing engineering design as a profession. Lucienne Blessing studied Industrial Design Engineering in Delft, the Netherlands, where she obtained her MSc in 1984. Until 1992 she worked at the University of Twente (NL) in the department of Mechanical Engineering as a lecturer. Here she obtained her PhD in the area of Knowledge Management in Design. The following 8 years she worked at the Engineering Department of the University of Cambridge (UK), initially as senior research associate and from 1995 as Assistant Director of the Engineering Design Centre. In 2000 she was appointed to the Chair of Engineering Design and Methodology at the University of Technology Berlin. In 2007 she left Berlin to become vice-president for research at the University of Luxembourg, where she also has a chair in Engineering Design and Methodology. Her research interests include: the product development process, diversity (culture, age and gender), user-technology interaction, design methodology and design research methodology . She has been lecturing since 1985 covering the following topics: introduction to process control, technical drawing and projection theory, design research methods, machine elements, systematic product development. Furthermore, 21 researchers successfully defended their PhD under her supervision and 5 under her co-supervision; currently she is supervising 5 doctoral candidates. Since 1999 Lucienne Blessing is co-organiser of the International Summer School on Engineering Design Research, a 2-week course for PhD students. In 2000, she co-founded the Design Society, was elected member of its Management Board from 2000-2005, and has since been an elected member on its Advisory Board. She was co-editor of the journal Research in Engineering Design (Springer Verlag) from 1994-2009. Together with Ken Wallace (UK), she translated the German standard book on Engineering Design from Professors Pahl and Beitz into English. She has written a book on Design Research Methodology together with Prof. Amaresh Chakrabarti, and  is (co)author of over 160 peer-reviewed publications. She has been in the organization and programme committees of various conferences, and is reviewer of journal articles, conference papers, as well as research projects.

• Theories and Models of Design: A Summary of Findings.- Design Theories, Models and Their Testing On the Scientific Status of Design Research.- A Structure for Design Theory.- Motive of Design: Roles of Pre- and Post-Design in Highly Advanced Products.- What the Design Theory of Social Cyberphysical Systems must Describe, Explain and Predict.- Models of Design.- Perceiving design as modelling: A cybernetic systems perspective.- The Contact and Channel Approach (C&C²-A): Relating a System’s Physical Structure to its Functionality.- Domain Theory, its Models and Concepts.- Engineering Design: Role of Theory, Models, and Methods.- 10 Years of C-K Theory: A Survey on the Academic and Industrial Impacts of a Design Theory.- Designing the Inventive Way in the Innovation Era.- The Function-Behaviour-Structure Ontology of Design.- The Aristotelian Proto-theory of Design.- Perspectives on Design Models and Theories and Development of an Extended – Integrated Model of Designing.- Modelling Products and Product Development Based on Characteristics and Properties.- A Theoretical Approach to Intuition in Design.- Re-Visiting Design as an Information Processing Activity.- Constraints and conditions: Drivers for Design Processes.- Theories, Models, Programs and Tools of Design: Views from Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science and Human-Centered Computing.- Modeling the Role of Sketching in Design Idea Generation.

Amaresh Chakrabarti is a Professor of Engineering Design at Centre for Product Design and Manufacturing at Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. He has a BE in Mechanical Engineering from University of Calcutta, India, ME in Mechanical Systems Design from Indian Institute of Science, and a PhD from University of Cambridge, UK in Engineering Design. After PhD, Prof. Chakrabarti led for ten years the Design Synthesis team at the EPSRC Centre for Excellence Engineering Design Centre at the University of Cambridge, before joining Indian Institute of Science. Prof. Chakrabarti worked extensively in the areas of design synthesis and creativity, eco-design and sustainability, and knowledge engineering and management, and authored/edited 7 books (3 published by Springer), over 230 peer-reviewed articles, and has 7 patents and 2 software copyrights granted/pending. With Prof. Lucienne Blessing, Prof Chakrabarti co-authored DRM, a design research methodology used widely around the world as a framework for carrying out engineering design research. Prof. Chakrabarti is an Associate Editor of AI EDAM Journal (Cambridge University Press), Area Editor for Research in Engineering Design (Springer), Regional Editor for Journal for Remanufacturing (Springer), and Advisory Editor for Journal of Engineering Design (Taylor & Francis), Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy (Springer), and five other international journals. Prof. Chakrabarti is on the Advisory Board of Design Society, UK. Prof. Chakrabarti founded IDeASLab – the first laboratory in India for research into design creativity, sustainability and innovation. Prof. Chakrabarti is a Member of the CII National Committee on Design, India. He is Programme chair for International Conferences on Research into Design (ICoRD), and a vice-Chair for AI in Design (AID) and Design Computing and Cognition (DCC) Conferences. Prof. Chakrabarti is an Honorary Fellow of the Institution of Engineering Designers, the onlypeer society under the Royal Charter in the UK representing engineering design as a profession. Lucienne Blessing studied Industrial Design Engineering in Delft, the Netherlands, where she obtained her MSc in 1984. Until 1992 she worked at the University of Twente (NL) in the department of Mechanical Engineering as a lecturer. Here she obtained her PhD in the area of Knowledge Management in Design. The following 8 years she worked at the Engineering Department of the University of Cambridge (UK), initially as senior research associate and from 1995 as Assistant Director of the Engineering Design Centre. In 2000 she was appointed to the Chair of Engineering Design and Methodology at the University of Technology Berlin. In 2007 she left Berlin to become vice-president for research at the University of Luxembourg, where she also has a chair in Engineering Design and Methodology. Her research interests include: the product development process, diversity (culture, age and gender), user-technology interaction, design methodology and design research methodology . She has been lecturing since 1985 covering the following topics: introduction to process control, technical drawing and projection theory, design research methods, machine elements, systematic product development. Furthermore, 21 researchers successfully defended their PhD under her supervision and 5 under her co-supervision; currently she is supervising 5 doctoral candidates. Since 1999 Lucienne Blessing is co-organiser of the International Summer School on Engineering Design Research, a 2-week course for PhD students. In 2000, she co-founded the Design Society, was elected member of its Management Board from 2000-2005, and has since been an elected member on its Advisory Board. She was co-editor of the journal Research in Engineering Design (Springer Verlag) from 1994-2009. Together with Ken Wallace (UK), she translated the German standard book on Engineering Design from Professors Pahl and Beitz into English. She has written a book on Design Research Methodology together with Prof. Amaresh Chakrabarti, and  is (co)author of over 160 peer-reviewed publications. She has been in the organization and programme committees of various conferences, and is reviewer of journal articles, conference papers, as well as research projects.

• Theories and Models of Design: A Summary of Findings.- Design Theories, Models and Their Testing On the Scientific Status of Design Research.- A Structure for Design Theory.- Motive of Design: Roles of Pre- and Post-Design in Highly Advanced Products.- What the Design Theory of Social Cyberphysical Systems must Describe, Explain and Predict.- Models of Design.- Perceiving design as modelling: A cybernetic systems perspective.- The Contact and Channel Approach (C&C²-A): Relating a System’s Physical Structure to its Functionality.- Domain Theory, its Models and Concepts.- Engineering Design: Role of Theory, Models, and Methods.- 10 Years of C-K Theory: A Survey on the Academic and Industrial Impacts of a Design Theory.- Designing the Inventive Way in the Innovation Era.- The Function-Behaviour-Structure Ontology of Design.- The Aristotelian Proto-theory of Design.- Perspectives on Design Models and Theories and Development of an Extended – Integrated Model of Designing.- Modelling Products and Product Development Based on Characteristics and Properties.- A Theoretical Approach to Intuition in Design.- Re-Visiting Design as an Information Processing Activity.- Constraints and conditions: Drivers for Design Processes.- Theories, Models, Programs and Tools of Design: Views from Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science and Human-Centered Computing.- Modeling the Role of Sketching in Design Idea Generation.

Amaresh Chakrabarti is a Professor of Engineering Design at Centre for Product Design and Manufacturing at Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. He has a BE in Mechanical Engineering from University of Calcutta, India, ME in Mechanical Systems Design from Indian Institute of Science, and a PhD from University of Cambridge, UK in Engineering Design. After PhD, Prof. Chakrabarti led for ten years the Design Synthesis team at the EPSRC Centre for Excellence Engineering Design Centre at the University of Cambridge, before joining Indian Institute of Science. Prof. Chakrabarti worked extensively in the areas of design synthesis and creativity, eco-design and sustainability, and knowledge engineering and management, and authored/edited 7 books (3 published by Springer), over 230 peer-reviewed articles, and has 7 patents and 2 software copyrights granted/pending. With Prof. Lucienne Blessing, Prof Chakrabarti co-authored DRM, a design research methodology used widely around the world as a framework for carrying out engineering design research. Prof. Chakrabarti is an Associate Editor of AI EDAM Journal (Cambridge University Press), Area Editor for Research in Engineering Design (Springer), Regional Editor for Journal for Remanufacturing (Springer), and Advisory Editor for Journal of Engineering Design (Taylor & Francis), Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy (Springer), and five other international journals. Prof. Chakrabarti is on the Advisory Board of Design Society, UK. Prof. Chakrabarti founded IDeASLab – the first laboratory in India for research into design creativity, sustainability and innovation. Prof. Chakrabarti is a Member of the CII National Committee on Design, India. He is Programme chair for International Conferences on Research into Design (ICoRD), and a vice-Chair for AI in Design (AID) and Design Computing and Cognition (DCC) Conferences. Prof. Chakrabarti is an Honorary Fellow of the Institution of Engineering Designers, the onlypeer society under the Royal Charter in the UK representing engineering design as a profession. Lucienne Blessing studied Industrial Design Engineering in Delft, the Netherlands, where she obtained her MSc in 1984. Until 1992 she worked at the University of Twente (NL) in the department of Mechanical Engineering as a lecturer. Here she obtained her PhD in the area of Knowledge Management in Design. The following 8 years she worked at the Engineering Department of the University of Cambridge (UK), initially as senior research associate and from 1995 as Assistant Director of the Engineering Design Centre. In 2000 she was appointed to the Chair of Engineering Design and Methodology at the University of Technology Berlin. In 2007 she left Berlin to become vice-president for research at the University of Luxembourg, where she also has a chair in Engineering Design and Methodology. Her research interests include: the product development process, diversity (culture, age and gender), user-technology interaction, design methodology and design research methodology . She has been lecturing since 1985 covering the following topics: introduction to process control, technical drawing and projection theory, design research methods, machine elements, systematic product development. Furthermore, 21 researchers successfully defended their PhD under her supervision and 5 under her co-supervision; currently she is supervising 5 doctoral candidates. Since 1999 Lucienne Blessing is co-organiser of the International Summer School on Engineering Design Research, a 2-week course for PhD students. In 2000, she co-founded the Design Society, was elected member of its Management Board from 2000-2005, and has since been an elected member on its Advisory Board. She was co-editor of the journal Research in Engineering Design (Springer Verlag) from 1994-2009. Together with Ken Wallace (UK), she translated the German standard book on Engineering Design from Professors Pahl and Beitz into English. She has written a book on Design Research Methodology together with Prof. Amaresh Chakrabarti, and  is (co)author of over 160 peer-reviewed publications. She has been in the organization and programme committees of various conferences, and is reviewer of journal articles, conference papers, as well as research projects.

• Theories and Models of Design: A Summary of Findings.- Design Theories, Models and Their Testing On the Scientific Status of Design Research.- A Structure for Design Theory.- Motive of Design: Roles of Pre- and Post-Design in Highly Advanced Products.- What the Design Theory of Social Cyberphysical Systems must Describe, Explain and Predict.- Models of Design.- Perceiving design as modelling: A cybernetic systems perspective.- The Contact and Channel Approach (C&C²-A): Relating a System’s Physical Structure to its Functionality.- Domain Theory, its Models and Concepts.- Engineering Design: Role of Theory, Models, and Methods.- 10 Years of C-K Theory: A Survey on the Academic and Industrial Impacts of a Design Theory.- Designing the Inventive Way in the Innovation Era.- The Function-Behaviour-Structure Ontology of Design.- The Aristotelian Proto-theory of Design.- Perspectives on Design Models and Theories and Development of an Extended – Integrated Model of Designing.- Modelling Products and Product Development Based on Characteristics and Properties.- A Theoretical Approach to Intuition in Design.- Re-Visiting Design as an Information Processing Activity.- Constraints and conditions: Drivers for Design Processes.- Theories, Models, Programs and Tools of Design: Views from Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science and Human-Centered Computing.- Modeling the Role of Sketching in Design Idea Generation.