Kautsar Ramli
Dr Kautsar Ramli is a research associate for BAM. Her research interests mainly lie within the fields of business management and entrepreneurship and their implications to policy, practice, and society. Her previous work includes UKRI-funded research project on the impact of COVID-19 on British high-growth firms and roles of institutions in entrepreneurship in the context of emerging economies.
Kautsar works a lot with other world-renowned Entrepreneurship scholars in examining enterprise policy and culture, business resilience during a crisis, and other social aspects and value of entrepreneurship. She graduated from The University of Leeds and was awarded the Dean’s Prize for her achievement in PhD.
Kautsar is an avid believer of the importance of the practical aspect of entrepreneurship when it comes to both teaching and research. She is also a ‘pracademic’, an academic with an entrepreneurial background. Kautsar has recently been endorsed as an Exceptional Promise by The British Academy for her academic performance in 2021.
For further details, please email her at kautsar.ramli@bristol.ac.uk
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Smart Human Centred Design
The DMF lab are excited to be embarking on research in the new application area of Smart human-centred design. Work in this area seeks to couple physiological and neuroscientific measures with monitoring of designers in order to enable optimisation of the performance of individual designers and design teams. Engineering projects are complex, often time […]
DMF lab hosts Dr Tripp Shealy for invited talk on Design Cognition
In November the DMF lab hosted Dr Tripp Shealy – an associate Professor from Virginia Tech currently undertaking a visiting position at the University of Strathclyde. The visit gave us the opportunity to hear an invited talk by Tripp and also discuss potential collaboration opportunities, especially around the design cognition work that the DMF lab […]
Visit to University of Strathclyde to present the Physical Digital Affordance Index
In late November I travelled up to the University of Strathclyde to give a talk on the Physical Digital Affordance Index – a project I’m currently working on in collaboration with the Digital Catapult. In addition to giving the talk, the purpose of the visit was to connect up with other design researchers at the […]
Unlocking Design Potential: The Power of Mixed Fidelity, Mixed Reality Prototypes
Mixed Reality (MR) technologies have emerged as potential game-changers in the design landscape, offering a dynamic blend of physical and virtual elements. Designers are increasingly drawn to MR for its potential to elevate, enrich, and expedite prototyping endeavors. One intriguing aspect is MR’s ability to deceive our senses, bridging the gap between the virtual and […]