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1920s Women's Overalls

A short article exploring the 1920s overalls and what they can reveal about both design and the lives of women living in the Black Country during this period.

3D Print Expo Conference, Moscow - 2 x presentations

Dean, Lionel T. (Presentation)

3D Print Expo Conference, Moscow, Russia 17-18 2016 Presentations entitled:- “Demonstrating the potential of precious metal AM to the jewellery industry” 17/11/16 “Generative design strategies: the product art of ...

3D Printing: The Good, The Bad and The Beautiful

Dean, Lionel T. (Other)

3D Printing: the good, the bad and he beautiful was a group exhibition held in the Main Gallery of the National Centre for Craft and Design, Sleaford, UK. The exhibition curated by Anne Chick and the University of Lincoln ...

A 3D Virtual On-line Environment to Improve access to Access to a Museum as a Learning and Information Resource

Lin, C. Y.; Baines, E.; Higgett, N. (Conference)

4 into 35 Does Go: Extending Sketches, Drawings, Models and Prototypes to Define a Taxonomy of 37 Design Representations for Improved Communication during New Product Development

Evans, M. A.; Pei, Eujin; Campbell, R. I. (Conference)

Today’s highly competitive global markets have highlighted the importance of industrial design and engineering design collaboration in new product development (NPD). NPD can be considered as a sequence of activities beginning ...

4D Printing - Dawn of an Emerging Technology Cycle

Pei, Eujin (Article)

Purpose - This article reviews state-of-the-art developments in 4D printing, discusses what it is, investigates new applications that have been discovered and suggests its future impact Design/methodology/approach - The ...

4D printing - Revolution or fad?

Pei, Eujin (Article)

4D Printing – A Paradigm Shift in Additive Manufacture

Pei, Eujin (Article)

Advancements in AM hardware and increasing knowledge of material science have led to an emerging technology cycle. This is 4D printing where time as the fourth dimension is combined with conventional 3D printing processes. ...

Actions across scales for scaling up sustainable practice/behaviour: The case of individual upcycling in the UK

Sung, Kyungeun; Cooper, Tim; Kettley, Sarah (Conference)

As increasing scientific evidence has shown the potential risk of climate change, various actors at different levels across society have participated in action to mitigate climate change. Such action has included sustainable ...

Additive Manufacturing (AM) / 3D Printing – Giving you the freedom to design (Opening keynote)

Dean, Lionel T. (Conference)

Emerging application summit: Additive Manufacturing (AM) / 3D Printing – Giving you the freedom to design - Opening Keynote Understanding the capabilities and commercial progress of Additive Manufacturing (AM) and how ...

Additive Manufacturing in Product Design education: Out with the old in and in with the new?

Ford, Peter B.; Dean, Lionel T. (Conference)

Additive Manufacturing in South Africa: Building on the Foundations

de Beer, Deon; Campbell, R. I.; Pei, Eujin (Article)

Purpose – In a previous Rapid Prototyping Journal paper, the authors reviewed the first decade of rapid prototyping (RP) use within the Republic of South Africa (RSA). The paper analysed its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities ...

Advertising Strategies in the Interwar British Printed Textile Industry

Baines, E. (Conference)

An alternative approach to influencing behaviour: Adapting Darton’s Nine Principles framework for scaling up individual upcycling

Sung, Kyungeun; Cooper, Tim; Kettley, Sarah (Conference)

Behaviour change or influencing behaviour has recently been recognised as a new role of design by design academics and practitioners. Some approaches have been explored in past research, yet most focused on behaviour ...