Innovation at Bath Spa University
Anne Selby - Compleat (TM)
Prototype 'wrapping machine' for pleating and dying textiles, based on the Japanese art of arashi shibori.
Gill Hewitt - Sound Absorbing Textile Art Panels
To test sound absorbing textile art panels, to establish the random incidence sound absorption co-efficients in order to determine whether or not they meet the performance criterion defined in BSEN 354:2003 and European equivalent.
Maggie Powell - Digitally Printed Upholstery Fabrics
Industrial testing of digitally printed furnishing fabrics for commercial application.
Anne Curley and Karen Fernandez - Shakespeare Interactive
In developiong the Shakespeare Interactive Educational Tool, the aim was to create a show-reel which could be used for demonstration purposes. The final product would allow students to learn using constructionist and constructivist pedagogy.
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