Dipali Aphale
MA work
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Ova, Dipali Aphale 2019
Ova, Dipali Aphale 2019
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Ova, Dipali Aphale 2019
Ova, Dipali Aphale 2019
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Ova, Dipali Aphale 2019
Ova, Dipali Aphale 2019
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Ova, Dipali 2019
Ova, Dipali 2019
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Workspace, Dipali Aphale 2019
Workspace, Dipali Aphale 2019
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Ova Process, Dipali Aphale 2019
Ova Process, Dipali Aphale 2019
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Ova Process, Dipali Aphale 2019
Ova Process, Dipali Aphale 2019
Ova
Polycystic ovary syndrome affects up to 20 per cent of women in the United Kingdom.
Looking at PCOS as a case study, my project includes campaign content, a symptom screening kit, and a post-diagnosis community platform as a rollout proposal for public health organisations. The screening kit serves as a tool to educate young women about their personal health, and also to incentivise them to get screened for PCOS. The service system for the rollout plan was co-designed with industry professionals and reproductive endocrinologists. My final major project is a step forward on the critical path towards normalised and democratised female healthcare.
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Design
Programme
MA Global Innovation Design, 2019
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Contact
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+44 (0)7517039809+1 9194498921
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I am a context-driven designer who combines empathy with evidence-based innovation to create a better world for those who need it most.
I am currently attending Royal College of Art (MA) and Imperial College London (MSc) for a postgraduate program called global innovation design, where classes are separated by terms in London, Tokyo, and New York. Over the past two years, I have been able to work on projects, which combine service design, product design, and holistic stakeholder research for under served communities. Previously, I graduated from North Carolina State University with a Bachelor of industrial design.
My professional and personal interests are in healthcare services, medical product design, visual communication, and social impact. I am comfortable working on projects that require creativity, systems-level critical thinking, and resilience to challenging situations. I plan to continue expanding my knowledge and skillsets through professional opportunities that integrate scientific and playful human-centered systems within design.
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Degrees
- Bachelor of Industrial Design, NC State University, Raleigh, USA, 2017
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Experience
- Industrial designer, WestRock, Richmond, USA, 2016; Graphic designer, RTI International, Durham, USA, 2015
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Awards
- Walter P. Baermann Excellence in Design Profession Award
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Publications
- Monique Delage, Promising Future, DesignLife Publication, NCSU College of Design, 2017