David Huson's Outputs (5)

The sensorial dimensions of clay: A dialogue between the science and practice of making in clay (2012)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Clay is a material that has been used by mankind for almost 20,000 years to make objects ranging from small figurative or utilitarian pots, figurines, bricks, pipes and loomweights to large architectural structures such as the Sankore Mosque in Timbu... Read More about The sensorial dimensions of clay: A dialogue between the science and practice of making in clay.

Towards a new ceramic future (2012)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

This symposium brought together leading experts in the field of 3D printed ceramics to disseminate recent research findings, share knowledge, and to discuss scope for future developments. The event presented results of the AHRC funded project Solid F... Read More about Towards a new ceramic future.

3D printing of self-glazing ceramics: An investigation into Egyptian Faience (2012)
Book Chapter

Peer reviewed paper given at Digital Fabrication 2012/NIP 28 28th International Conference on Digital Printing Technologies.
Stephen Hoskins and David Huson at the Centre for Fine Print Research at the University of the West of England are continui... Read More about 3D printing of self-glazing ceramics: An investigation into Egyptian Faience.

Solid free-form fabrication of ceramics as a design aid for concept modelling (2012)
Book Chapter

Peer reviewed conference paper given at Digital Fabrication 2012/NIP28, 28th International Conference on Digital Printing Technologies, 3D Printing panel. David Huson and colleagues at the Centre for Fine Print Research at the University of the West... Read More about Solid free-form fabrication of ceramics as a design aid for concept modelling.

3D printing of transparent glass (2012)
Book Chapter

Peer reviewed conference paper given at Digital Fabrication 2012/NIP28, 28th International Conference on Digital Printing Technologies, 3D Printing panel. Traditional assembly line manufacturing is speculative, costly and environmentally unsustainabl... Read More about 3D printing of transparent glass.