RISD students work on ‘smart’ water sensor that tests for contamination

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BABY STEPS: Erin Knowlton describes her design for clothing that will provide vital-sign feedback of premature babies. At right is RISD professor Peter Yeadon. /
BABY STEPS: Erin Knowlton describes her design for clothing that will provide vital-sign feedback of premature babies. At right is RISD professor Peter Yeadon. /
As they work to help find a solution for polluted water in Bangladesh, Rhode Island School of Design students also are developing practical design skills that could one day make significant contributions to the developing Knowledge Economy in the state. Some 16 RISD students in late October completed the first half of associate professor Peter…

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