Prof. Campbell's research focuses on creative social and technological innovation by co-designing sustainable products, services and systems with multi-stakeholder collaborators. He is particularly interested in Lay Design and the role of technology in extending human capabilities. He has undertaken interdisciplinary design research projects focused on: Creativity and Innovation (Social Innovation and Lay Design); Local Futures (Local Making, Appropriate Technology, Urban and Rural Community Development, Urban Agriculture and Food Systems); Medical Device Design; and Pluriversal Design (Development, the Global South, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Decolonisation). He has been funded for teaching and research by organisations including the European Commission, Leverhulme Trust, Research England, DAAD and the National Research Foundation (SA).

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Prof. Campbell's undergraduate teaching is within the new Service Design stream of the BA(Hons) in Design. He coordinates the SD4463 Sustainable Product Design elective offered to Product Design, Service Design and Engineering students. His postgraduate teaching in the MDes includes Research and SD5009 Academic Writing, and supervising students in SD5539 ISD Capstone Research Project. He also supervises Doctoral candidates in the PhD in Design and Doctorate of Design (DDes).