Skip navigation

Dr Ollie Hemstock

Assistant Professor

Department: Northumbria School of Design, Arts and Creative Industries

Ollie Hemstock

Key Publications

  • Please visit the Pure Research Information Portal for further information
  • Design Facilitation: mid-term impacts and outcomes of a design-led innovation readiness programme for micro-SMEs, Bailey, M., Carrion-Weiss, J., Albaqali, B., Spencer, N., Hemstock, O., Richardson, C. 6 Aug 2024, The 24th dmi:Academic Design Management Conference Proceedings, Design Management Institute
  • Final degree shows: culmination or invitation?, Simmons, H., Bailey, M., Spencer, N., Hemstock, O., Mutambo, N. 7 Sep 2023, DS 123, Glasgow, The Design Society
  • Innovation Constellations as a systems approach to social design infrastructuring, Spencer, N., Simmons, H., Bailey, M., Hemstock, O., Carrion-Weiss, J. 20 Jul 2022, In: Academic Design Management Conference Proceedings
  • Three degrees of influence in virtual workshops: towards an understanding of co-creative facilitation practice in technologically mediated settings, Hemstock, O., Bailey, M., Spencer, N., Simmons, H., Coombs, S., Carrion-Weiss, J., Richardson, C. 25 Jun 2022, Proceedings of DRS2022 Bilbao, London, Design Research Society
  • Tipping points in design-led collaboration: attending to moments of emergence in design facilitation practice, Hemstock, O., Simmons, H., Bailey, M., Spencer, N., Coombs, S. 20 Jul 2022, dmi:ADMC 2022: DESIGN AS A STRATEGIC ASSET : Academic Design Management Conference, Cambridge, US, Design Management Institute
  • Exploring the strategic value of slow design: understanding potential benefits to the commercial setting, Hemstock, O. 2019
  • Slow knowledge in the ‘real world’: Using slow practice to actively engage commercial collaborators in doctoral research, Hemstock, O., Spencer, N. 31 May 2019, In: The Design Journal

Qualifications

  • Design Studies PhD July 29 2020
  • Design Studies MA January 18 2016

Our Staff

Latest News and Features

an electric vehicle
Husain Ayoob, founder of Ayoob AI and Northumbria University graduate
Hexham Abbey art
City Hall Music
a view of a tall building
Dr Monika Winter and Dr Emily Hume from Northumbria University are among 62 researchers from across the UK to be chosen to receive funding in recognition of their pioneering approaches to improve human health and wellbeing.
More news
More events

Upcoming events

NU Advice: Your Future (Employability)
Multispectral imaging analysis in cultural heritage: The Hexham Abbey panel case, with reference to future AI data validation.
Unlocking Leadership Potential: Degree and Higher Apprenticeships for Organisational Excellence
Digital supply chain and operations excellence for the UK economy

Back to top