• The influence of moisture content on shrinkage of wool fabrics during domestic tumble drying process 

  Bao, Wei; Shen, Jinsong; Ding, Xuemei (Article)

  Shrinkage of wool fabrics caused during tumble drying is a serious defect. In the drying process, the felting shrinkage of wool fabrics was influenced by the moisture content and temperature of wool fabric as well as ...

• Multi-Stakeholder Perspectives on Scaling up UK Fashion Upcycling Businesses 

  Sung, Kyungeun; Cooper, Tim; Oehlmann, Johanna; Singh, Jagdeep; Mont, Oksana (Article)

  Fashion upcycling, the process of using waste clothing and textiles to create new products, is an alternative to business-as-usual practices which can effectively address concerns on excessive consumption of energy and ...

• Innovative Technologies for Sustainable Textile Coloration, Patterning, and Surface Effects 

  Kane, Faith; Shen, Jinsong; Morgan, Laura; Prajapati, Chetna; Tyrer, John; Smith, Edward (Book chapter)

  The environmental impact of textile dyeing and finishing is of paramount concern in the textile industry. Enzyme and laser processing technologies present attractive alternatives to conventional textile coloration and ...

• Making Connections ‘Notions of Beauty’ 

  Gogna, Rajesh (Other)

  Symposium and Exhibition funded by the New Dali Intangible Cultural Heritage Station in Lijiang, Yunnan, China. My research artefacts were part of this exhibition for the inaugural opening of the BR Gallery. In this ...

• Renewal Exhibition Artefacts 

  Gogna, Rajesh (Other)

  ‘Redefining Luxury’ – Social and cultural innovation through Craft- re-generating the silversmithing industry. For centuries, people worldwide have satisfied themselves with the possession of beautiful things. Traditionally, ...

• Redefining Luxury Social and Cultural Innovation through Craft 

  Gogna, Rajesh (Conference)

  ‘Redefining Luxury’ – Social and Cultural Innovation through Craft- re-generating the silversmithing industry. For centuries, people worldwide have satisfied themselves with the possession of beautiful things. Traditionally, ...

• The History and Application of Additive Manufacturing for Design Personalisation 

  Bingham, Guy (Book chapter)

• The Living Archive: Facilitating Textile Design Research at Undergraduate Level Through Collaboration, Co-Creation and Student Engagement 

  Bingham, Guy; Akiwowo, Kerri; Dennis, Lucy; Weaver, George (Article)

• Comparing additive manufacturing technologies for customised wrist splints 

  Bingham, Guy; Paterson, Abby Megan; Bibb, Richard; Campbell, R. Ian (Article)

• Product personalisation using personally meaningful data and the creation of new product attributes 

  Bingham, Guy; Porter, Sam; Green, Cay (Article)

• The design and assessment of bio-inspired additive manufactured stab-resistant armour 

  Bingham, Guy; Johnson, A.A.; Majewski, C.E. (Article)

• Laser sintered body armour: establishing guidelines for dual-layered stab protection 

  Bingham, Guy; Johnson, A.A.; Majewski, C.E. (Article)

• Laser sintered body armour – establishing single layer stab protection 

  Bingham, Guy; Johnson, Andrew Allan; Majewski, Candice (Article)

• THE ANDROID HEART 

  Richardson, Martin (Book)

  When technological development surpasses its original intention, making the original definition redundant, the need to adapt, or transcend, definition is an imperative. For example, “hologram” is defined in many dictionaries ...

• Embedding sustainability in design education: the case of design project on systemic changes for sustainable businesses based on upcycling 

  Sung, Kyungeun; Yoon, Jungkyoon (Book chapter)

  Sustainable design education has become a prevalent practice in design education. Ramirez’s (2007) worldwide survey shows that the majority of the programmes have either compulsory or optional modules on sustainable design. ...

• Design Research for Change 2019 

  Dean, Lionel T. (Other)

  Contribution to publication and exhibition “Design Research for Change 2019” This was an AHRC funded project curated by Professor Paul A. Rodgers, Lancaster University. The contribution was a custom 3D printed ...

• Local or Global? Approaches for New Product Development in Low Income Countries 

  Whitehead, Timothy; Evans, Mark; Bingham, Guy (Article)

  To increase opportunity and quality of life for people living in poverty, governments and non-government organizations (NGOs) sell products to low-income countries. These are typically products that can make fundamental ...

• Challenges and opportunities for scaling up upcycling businesses – The case of textile and wood upcycling businesses in the UK 

  Singh, Jagdeep; Sung, Kyungeun; Cooper, Tim; West, Katherine; Mont, Oksana (Article)

  Upcycling is a process in which used or waste products and materials are repaired, reused, repurposed, refurbished, upgraded and remanufactured in a creative way to add value to the compositional elements. It has been part ...

• Developing Interventions for Scaling Up UK Upcycling 

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

  Upcycling presents one of many opportunities for reducing consumption of materials and energy. Despite recent growth evidenced by increasing numbers of practitioners and businesses based on upcycling, it remains a niche ...

• Training the Child Consumer: Play, Toys, and Learning to Shop in Eighteenth-Century Britain 

  Dyer, Serena (Book chapter)

  As consumers-in-training, active engagement with financial and material tasks were key didactic tools for eighteenth-century children. The expanding and tempting world of goods, which rose to ever-increasing prominence in ...

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