Morphing Ceramics for Seagrass Meadow Restoration - Seagrass meadows, known for capturing carbon twice as effectively as forests, are disappearing due to human impact. This project focuses on restoring these critical ecosystems by combining insights from marine biology, material science, and industrial design. Through a nature-centered design approach, I collaborated with scientists to develop an ecological solution that uses digital fabrication techniques to create morphing ceramics, specifically designed to support seagrass growth and enhance carbon capture. This interdisciplinary effort brings together advanced fabrication methods and ecological science, showcasing how design can actively contribute to environmental resilience and sustainable ecosystem restoration.