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Professor Philip Cash

Professor

Department: Northumbria School of Design, Arts and Creative Industries

Philip Cash

Key Publications

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  • Determining the Prioritization of Behavior Change Techniques for Long-Term Stroke Rehabilitation: Delphi Survey Study, Wróbel, A., Cash, P., Maier, A., Hansen, J. 12 Apr 2025, In: Interactive Journal of Medical Research
  • ETHICA: Designing Human Digital Twins - A Systematic Review and Proposed Methodology, Lauer-Schmaltz, M., Cash, P., Tacdeo Rivera, D. 27 Jun 2024, In: IEEE Access
  • Human Digital Twins in Rehabilitation: A Case Study on Exoskeleton and Serious-Game-Based Stroke Rehabilitation Using the ETHICA Methodology, Lauer-Schmaltz, M., Cash, P., Hansen, J., Das, N. 2024, In: IEEE Access
  • Speed matters: Managing innovation in the energy sector by building shared understanding in the face of multiple clockspeeds, Lauritsen, E., Cash, P., Kreye, M. 2024, In: IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management
  • The impact of clashing clockspeeds on innovation in the energy sector, Lauritsen, E., Cash, P., Kreye, M. 21 Nov 2024, In: Production Planning & Control
  • The power and potential of Behavioural Design: practice, methodology, and ethics, Bay Brix Nielsen, C., Cash, P., Daalhuizen, J. 3 May 2024, In: Journal of Engineering Design
  • A public transport based crowdshipping concept: Results of a field test in Denmark, Fessler, A., Cash, P., Thorhauge, M., Haustein, S. 1 Apr 2023, In: Transport Policy
  • Evaluating the efficacy and effectiveness of design methods: A systematic review and assessment framework, Cash, P., Daalhuizen, J., Hekkert, P. 1 Sep 2023, In: Design Studies
  • Method in their madness: Explaining how designers think and act through the cognitive co-evolution model, Cash, P., Gonçalves, M., Dorst, K. 1 Sep 2023, In: Design Studies
  • Understanding Long-term Behaviour Change Techniques: A Mixed Methods Study, Cash, P., Wróbel, A., Maier, A., Hansen, J. Jun 2023, In: Journal of Engineering Design

Qualifications

Engineering PhD September 01 2008

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