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Appendix 2 Members of the DutchEVO design team. 1 Thomas: project leader, worked 14 hours a week for DutchEVO, had a degree in Industrial Product Design from the Artschool Den Haag, had a degree in information technology, and an MBA in Management of Automobile Design. He has worked for an industrial design bureau and for a large company in the US as an advisor for styling departments in automotive industry where he advised on design processes and the use of ICT. He has worked freelance for over 6 years, sometimes as a car designer himself, sometimes teaching car engineers. He is married and has two young children. He joined the DutchEVO project at the end of 1999. Pete: head designer, studied Industrial Design at Delft University of Technology. He had done an internship at a car design studio in Italy. Pete was one of the members that had started the project, he worked 2 days a week for DutchEVO. He stopped working for DutchEVO in June 2001. Michael: Industrial designer, he was hired to design the interior but quitted in November 2000. Scot: Industrial designer and cultural scientist worked a few months begin 2001 for DutchEVO on ageing of design. Jack: Industrial designer and mechanical engineer, he worked one day a week for the university, teaching Vision in product design at Industrial Design, Delft University of Technology. He was an advisor and sometimes followed meetings and gave advice. He was reluctant to take any responsibility for the DutchEVO project. Dave: A PhD student when the project started, his appointment changed to that of Universitair Docent (Lecturer) aeroplane materials and design in October 1999. He had a M.Sc. in Aerospace Engineering. He supervised a lot of students doing their master’s thesis some within DutchEVO other students outside —————————————————————————————————— 1 The names are altered. 215
Ethical issues in engineering design DutchEVO but with overlapping subjects. He still intended to finish his PhD project on materials for crash safety. Ed: A PhD student in Aerospace engineering. He was doing research on the joining of aluminium and choosing between several joining techniques. DutchEVO was a case-study for him, he supervised Charlie and William together with Dave. Charlie: Student Aerospace Engineering did his master’s thesis on the load bearing understructure of the DutchEVO. He was supervised by Dave and Ed. He worked on his master’s thesis until January 2001. Josef en Jeff: Students from the HTS Autotechniek in Arnhem, did their end project for DutchEVO. They assessed different drivelines for suitability in the DutchEVO. They were supervised by Dave and finished their work November 2000. George en Jill: Students from the HTS Autotechniek in Arnhem, did their end project for DutchEVO. They made a concept design for the suspension of the DutchEVO. They were supervised by Thomas and a professor in car dynamics, they graduated in May 2001. Mark: Student Aerospace Engineering doing his master’s thesis in aerodynamics, he advised the DutchEVO team on the aerodynamics. His first supervisor was someone specialised in aerodynamics from Aerospace Engineering and his second supervisor was Dave. He worked on his master thesis from July 2000 until August 2001. William: Student Aerospace Engineering doing his master’s thesis in the DutchEVO project, he made a concept design for the upper structure of the car. He started begin 2001 and was supervised by Dave and Ed. Katinka and Alexander: Russian Postdoc and PhD-student looking at the development of a computer program to optimize material use. DutchEVO was a case-study for them. They should decide on (biodegradable) materials for nonloaded side panels (Alexander) and material for the rocker (Katinka). Official members of the team, unofficially they did not participate much in the design as well as in social activities. Alexander succeeded another Russian PhD student Natasha, who was forced to stop after a year, he started Dec 2000. 216
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