Ozan Atalay, German-Turkish industrial designer who graduated with a bachelor's degree from Muthesius Academy of Fine Arts and is now attempting a master degree in industrial design (medical design). Always interested in new design ideas to implement innovative approaches. When my nephew asked me what I do for a living, my answer was: I'm an inventor. I see the demand on me not only to design beautiful things, but to rethink what we already know on this earth.

Gustavo Maury is a Costa Rican industrial design engineer currently pursuing a master’s degree in medical design in Kiel, Germany. With experience in UX, product and exhibition design, he wishes to explore all disciplines of design and have the same plasticity as the ever-changing definition of an industrial designer. Once a child who liked to build and disassemble things, he’s still a curious person who likes to question what he sees and, as someone unable to stay in one place, he likes to delve into the unknown.

Xiaoxue Wang is a UI/UX designer and product designer from China. She is currently studying at Muthesius kunsthochschule, with a focus on user experience design, green design, sustainable design and socially-centred design. She has extensive project design experience and excellent teamwork skills. Moreover, she has excellent design presentation and integration skills. As a designer I am always thinking about how design can better help people. And how people can live better in the future.

Liqing Zhang is an industrial designer born in Beijing, China, whose curiosity about the world and interest in design led her from Beijing to Germany, where learn German and successfully completed her bachelor studies at the University of Wuppertal. During her internship at Wilddesign, she developed an interest in medical design and healthcare, which inspired her to pursue a degree in Medical Design at the Muthesius Academy of Fine Arts. She hopes to always remain energetic, curious and in love with the world.

Qiaoyi Dai is a designer from Shanghai, China. During the exchange semester in HAW in 2017, she learned about the excellent learning atmosphere in Germany, so she decided to further her studies in Germany after completing her undergraduate degree in China. In 2020, she started her Interface Design degree at the Muthesius Kunsthochschule in Kiel. In her opinion, design is never clear-cut, and should interact with other fields. Therefore, as a designer one should be exposed to a wide range of art and science fields. Thus, she will be more willing to experiment with cross-disciplinary collaboration in the future.