Professor Andy Dong
Warren Centre Chair in Engineering Innovation and ARC Future Fellow
Faculty of Engineering and IT
J13 - Engineering Link Building
The University of Sydney
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Biographical details
Professor Andy Dong's research addresses the central activity of engineering: the design of new products and services. He joined the University of Sydney in 2003 after completing his PhD and postdoctoral training in mechanical engineering at the University of California, Berkeley. He started in the Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning as a Lecturer and eventually became the Head of Discipline for the Design Lab. In 2010, he was awarded an Australian Research Council Future Fellowship. He was appointed the Warren Centre Chair for Engineering Innovation in 2012 and joined the Faculty of Engineering & Information Technologies. He is on the Editorial Board of the key journals in design research including Design Studies, Journal of Engineering Design, and Research in Engineering Design.
Research interests
Professor Andy Dong's research concerns the development of engineering design methods and support tools applicable to most, if not all, engineered products.
He is most well known for fundamental research in developing quantitative applications of natural language to perform engineering calculations and analysis. This advance has led to a range of possibilities including modeling decision-making and forecasting technological progress potential.
"Design-led innovation in engineering is a crucial focus for the future of the engineering profession and the industry as a whole."
Selected grants
2013
- Behavioural Strategies for Selecting Innovation Projects; Lovallo D, Dong A; Australian Research Council (ARC)/Discovery Projects (DP).
2012
- Exploring Innovation and Choice; Lovallo D, Dong A; DVC Research/Bridging Support Grant.
- Learning Technology and the Learning Sciences; Goodyear P, Kay J, Jacobson M, Reimann P, Freebody P, Martin J, Dong A, Calvo R, Kummerfeld R, Shaw T, Yacef-Cullum K, Ellis R, Sharma M, Bobis J, Taylor C, Maton K, Markauskaite L, Chan C, Dey A, Dillenbourg P, Kapur M, Laurillard D, Linn M, Luckin R, Ohlsson S, Pea R, Williams M; DVC Research/Research Network Scheme (SyReNS).
2010
- The mathematics and language of engineering uncertainty, preference and utility; Dong A, Yang M; Australian Research Council (ARC)/Discovery Projects (DP).
- Inventiveness and the Progress of Product Innovation; Dong A; Australian Research Council (ARC)/Future Fellowships (FT).
2009
- Linguistics-based preference information modeling for design decision-making; Yang M, Dong A; National Science Foundation (USA)/Research Support.
2008
- Detecting Preference & Choice under Risk & Uncertainty; Dong A, Jupp J; DVC Research/International Visiting Research Fellowship (IVRF).
2007
- A study of the potential for the public to be involved in the design of large scale public works; Dong A, Kvan T; Australian Research Council (ARC)/Discovery.
2005
- Linkage 2004 Round Two for funding commencing July 2005 - Designing for mobile learning in a technol; Dong A, (De) Carvalho L, Reimann P; Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences/Project Support.
- Enabling team collaboration with pervasive and mobile computing; Alwi S, James M, Dong A, Lee B, Maher M, Kajewski S, Lee K, Marchant D; Cooperative Research Centre for Construction Innovation (CRC)/Project.
- Designing for mobile learning in a Technology Museum; Reimann P, Dong A; Australian Research Council (ARC)/Linkage (APAI only).
- Computational Methods for the Social Accounting of Teamwork; Dong A; Australian Research Council (ARC)/Discovery Project.
2004
- An investigation of design cognition using computational linguistics; Dong A; University of Sydney (Sesqui)/New Staff Support Scheme.
2001
- Enhancing Interoperability of Collections and Services,; Agogino A, Dong A; National Science Foundation/Research Grant.
Selected publications & creative works
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