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Living in a material world: a scientist’s approach to making

14 Jun 2022
Taken from the June 2022 issue of Physics World.

Susanne Klein reviews Handmade: a Scientist’s Search for Meaning Through Making by Anna Ploszajski

a glass blower creates a glass horse
Technical tradition Like many crafts, glassmaking requires knowledge and knowhow based on oral tradition. (Courtesy: iStock/bill oxford)
Handmade is a very personal book. For author and materials scientist Anna Ploszajski, a myriad of ma

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Susanne Klein is currently associate professor and EPSRC Manufacturing Fellow at the Centre for Print Research at UWE Bristol, UK. With expertise in colloidal chemistry, optics and 3D printing, she is working on the reinvention of old printing technologies, such as Woodburytype and Lippmann photography, e-mail susanne.klein@uwe.ac.uk
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