Duck , the electronic journal for Research in Textiles and Textile Design published by the University of Loughborough has launched its first issue. This volume explores, through a series of eleven papers, the nature and significance of current Textile Design research and aims to establish a platform for future discourse. Together with designers such as Linda Worbin or Elisabeth Heimdal, I have been publishing about my work in this issue where I unfold parts of my current research on energy-harvesting and self-actuated textiles by addressing the role smart textile can play in a domestic context. Discover more about these cutting-edge textile research, the journal is available for free at this link.
Friday, 8 October 2010
What is textile design research by Duck Journal
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Posted by Aurélie,
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SMART TEXTILES,
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well done Aurelie, look forward to reading it. Jen
ReplyDeleteThanks! Very welcome to comment on it ;) sounds like a great bunch of papers!
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