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D R S _ N E W S
The electronic newsletter of the Design Research Society
Volume 4, Number 1
January 1999
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CONTENTS
o Editor's space
o DRS_NEWS - some reflections
o 4th Asian Design conference - Web Site
o Doctoral Education in Design - Proceedings
o IDATER 99 - second call for papers
o Announcements & Calls for Papers
o Questions, questions
o Cyber News
o The Design Research Society: details of membership
o Electronic Services of the DRS
o Contributing to DRS_NEWS
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EDITOR'S SPACE
Welcome back (for those of you who have just had a break).
Sorry, but due to a lack of email over xmas (my fault in
accidentally erasing some crucial files!) I have not been
able to pick up any emailed late breaking news. If you've sent
me something in the last couple of weeks I will include it in the
next edition.
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DRS_NEWS - SOME REFLECTIONS
As the newsletter is now entering its 4th year, it is perhaps
time for a little reflection.
New readers will perhaps not be aware that the list
'design-research', which distributes this newsletter, started
life as an ordinary discussion list. It was started by Martin
Woolley, now of Goldsmiths College, London, on behalf of the
Design research Society. Martin remains as the list owner, and
does a great job in the background sorting out bounced mail etc.
The list was used by various researchers to discuss issues, ask
questions etc. and like most discussion lists, varied month by
month in the volume of traffic it generated.
In January 1996 David Durling started distributing an electronic
newsletter following a deal of encouragement from Conall O
Cathain, then DRS Chairman. Initially, the newsletter caused
more people to subscribe, but discussion and announcements then
led to considerable traffic and numbers of people complaining and
pulling out - they indicated that they wanted the newsletter, but
couldn't handle the volume of other email. In mid 1996 a
decision was taken to use the list only for distribution of the
newsletter, and the list became controlled by a moderator.
Over the years, the number of subscribers has risen steadily. It
now stands at over 1400 with a truly international membership.
When compared with other well known lists related to design, it
has has over twice the readership. Content is taken from the
electronic newsletter by Steve Little, Manchester, and forms the
basis, with enhancements, of a paper newsletter which is
distributed only to DRS members each quarter. The total
readership is therefore considerable.
Someone was inquiring the other day as to how this newsletter is
compiled, and what lessons have been learned in distributing it
over the past few years. This was from someone thinking of doing
something similar in another domain. I was able to advise that
there were indeed some problems at first, and a number of people
said that either their mailer refused to open the newsletter, or
that all they got was garbage. After some discussion it
transpired that a few ground rules were needed. Among these were
that:
- lines should be truncated at 65 characters (otherwise, the
intended format was not repeated on the recipient machine)
- all 'high ASCII' characters should be removed (as these caused
strange things to happen including reformatting of text)
- all tabs should be replaced by spaces (again, in order to
preserve the intended formatting)
- the document be restricted to 30,000 characters (apparently
some mailers choked on larger documents, and refused to open - it
was possible to save the file and open it in a word processor,
but many thought this too tedious).
All these things are now done routinely.
As for the collection of content, the story goes something like
this. Good folks email me announcements of conferences etc. and
these are supplemented by random copies of things I find on
various discussion lists and web sites. All these snippets are
stored in a HyperCard stack (remember HyperCard?) and marked for
the newsletter. Once assembled into a newsletter, the document
is pasted into a word processor for a quick spell check, and then
pasted into BBEdit, a text-only word processor. BBEdit is
excellent at preparing text for electronic distribution, as it is
able to (un)wrap, (re)format, (un)capitalise and so on.
Crucially, it can strip out unwanted characters such as tabs and
other characters that may cause problems. It will also truncate
lines and add suitable spaces etc. Surplus content is cut out
and saved back into the stack for the next edition. What emerges
is, hopefully, a squeaky clean file of the right length. I
quickly email it to myself to make sure all is well, and then off
it goes to the list... In writing it out here it sounds more
complex than it really is.
And for those who are concerned about hardware, it is all done on
an Apple Mac laptop.
Here's looking forward to yet another 12 issues. Just keep
sending the content...
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4th ASIAN DESIGN CONFERENCE - WEB SITE
Further to last month's notice regarding the call for papers for
the 4th ADC, there is now a home page for the conference. The
web-site is http://wwwsoc.nacsis.ac.jp/jssd/ADC99/ The site will
be updated as further details of the conference are finalised,
but it is already possible to submit abstracts via the site
rather than by email. (Email submissions are still fine,
however.)
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DOCTORAL EDUCATION IN DESIGN - PROCEEDINGS
Proceedings arising from the conference 'Doctoral Education in
Design' held in October 1998, are nearing completion and
publishing by the editors of 'Design Issues'.
The purpose in organising the conference was to focus attention
on the issue of doctoral education in design. Publication and
distribution is scheduled for January 3, 1999. Please note that
delegates to the conference will receive a free copy. Copies
will be available for other interested persons from Carnegie
Mellon University.
Contact Richard Buchanan, Professor and Head, School of Design,
Carnegie Mellon University, USA email: [log in to unmask]
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IDATER 99 - SECOND CALL FOR PAPERS
This is a reminder that the closing date for outline papers for
IDATER 99 is fast approaching.
This year's theme is broadly concerned with creativity in design.
This includes, but is not limited to, the following topics:
* what is creativity in design?
* are there different kinds of creativity across subject
boundaries?
* designerly ways of thinking
* constraints on creativity eg. through design guidelines or
standards
* the management of creativity
* how creativity can be fostered and supported
* information which may support creativity
* design methods and creativity
* case studies of design creativity in action in teaching
* case studies of design creativity in action in design
practice
* creative collaborations between universities and design
practices or industry
Authors should initially submit a ONE PAGE OUTLINE of the
proposed paper to the Conference Organiser, shown below. The
outline should indicate the nature and scope of the paper.
Outline papers are being accepted NOW.
The deadline for outline paper submissions is 26 February 1999.
(If the outline is accepted, a full paper will be required by 7
April 1999).
Outline papers (clearly marked 'DRS') must be sent to the
conference organiser from whom application forms and guidelines
are available:
Mrs PM Wormald-Lim,
IDATER Administrator,
Department of Design and Technology,
Loughborough University,
Loughborough,
Leicestershire LE11 3TU
UK
Telephone: + 44 (0)1509 222644 [24 hr answerphone]
Fax: + 44 (0)1509 223999
e-mail address : [log in to unmask]
For further details: WWW: http://www.lboro.ac.uk/idater
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ANNOUNCEMENTS & CALLS FOR PAPERS
* 17-18 January 2000: INCITE 2000 CALL FOR PAPERS
INternational Conference on Construction Information
TEchnology 2000 Implementing IT to obtain a competitive
advantage in the 21st Century. Harbour Plaza Hotel, Hung
Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong
In the current economic climate, most businesses in the
construction industry struggle to maintain or enhance their
competitiveness. Information technology (IT), is becoming an
integral part of the corporate infrastructure, and has been
recognised as a tool that can improve an organization's
performance and competitiveness. The pace of technological
change demands a major commitment of company funds to
planning and acquisition of up-to date equipment and
expertise. Without this commitment, companies will lose the
competitive advantage that IT can offer.
The aim of the INCITE 2000 conference is to investigate how
organisations in the construction industry can effectively
implement IT-enabled tools so they can obtain a competitive
advantage by excelling in their market place, performance and
services.
Dr. Geoffrey Q.P. Shen Conference Secretariat Department of
Building and Real Estate The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Hung Hom, Kowloon Hong Kong Tel: (852) 2766 5817 Fax: (852)
2764 5131 Email: [log in to unmask]
* Programme for Twenty-Fifth Icograda London Seminar The
Steering Committee, under the Chairmanship of John Aston, has
announced that Mervyn Kurlansky will chair the celebratory
Twenty-Fifth Icograda/Sappi London Seminar which is being
organised by the Icograda Foundation and will be held on the
22/23 February 1998. The programme will premier an Icograda
Hall of Fame multi-media presentation featuring the work of
the eminent designers who have spoken at the seminar over the
last twenty-five years. This retrospective of the great
designers who shaped the profession for the last quarter
century will give a context in which other speakers will look
to the future: they are: David Redhead, Editor Design
Magazine, UK, Richard Seymour, President D&AD, UK, John
Turner, Director International Design Body Shop, Alain Le
Quernec, AGI, France and P. Scott Makela of Cranbrook
University. Colin Banks will chair a Typographic Workshop
with an eminent list of guest speakers and the D&AD will
present a workshop on Editorial Design. Icograda is very
pleased that this special seminar will be held in association
with Design and Art Direction (D&AD). The enhanced programme
for this twenty-fifth seminar has been made possible by the
generous sponsorship of Sappi Fine Papers the world's largest
producer of coated woodfree papers. Craig Halgreen,
Communication Director Europe has said that Sappi is very
pleased to join Icograda London Seminar in the promotion of
creativity, ideas, knowledge and understanding of graphic
design. For booking forms, reservations and other details
contact: [log in to unmask] Fax + 44 1737 780160
* 19-24 April, 1999: Hanover Fair 99, Germany. Theme:
Advantage design - design excellence enhances market
opportunities. Information from Karen Gorg Tel: +49 511 89
31056 Fax: +49 511 89 39695 E.mail: [log in to unmask]
* 30 September - 2 October: ACUADS Conference, Sydney.
Annual conference of The Australian Council of University Art
and Design Schools. For further information contact:
Associate Professor Ron Newman Fax: +61 2 9385 07 12 E.mail:
[log in to unmask]
* 30 September - 2 October: DECA Conference, Sydney.
Biennial Conference of The Design Education Council of
Australia. For further information, contact the Conference
Conveners: Mr Rick Bennett - Lecturer, School of Design
Studies, UNSW Fax: +61 2 9385 07 12 E.mail:
[log in to unmask] Mr Chris Matthews, Lecturer, School of
Design, UWS Nepean e-mail: [log in to unmask]
* 30 September - 3 October: Design and the Social Sciences:
making connections, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada.
Major working conference. Information from Jorge Frascara:
Tel: +1 403 492 3261 Fax: +1 403 492 7870 E.mail:
[log in to unmask]
* 8-13 October, 1999: ICFAD 1999 Conference - "Global Arts
Beyond 2000" This is an international Conference for Higher
Education in the Arts Held in Auckland New Zealand on Oct. 8
- 13 1999. Design, Visual Arts, Theatre, Film, Dance, Music,
Crafts. This Conference is for Educators, Administrators,
Professionals, Artists and Students.
http://www.wcad.ac.nz/icfad99 To the Conference Organising
Committee Contact: E-Mail: [log in to unmask] Tel: +64 9 360
1240 Fax: +64 9 360 1242 E.mail: [log in to unmask]
* 22-27 August 1999: HCI International'99, Munich. Special
Session on Electronic Markets on the Internet (see also
http://wwwi.wu-wien.ac.at/public/hci/) and for more details
on HCI International '99 conference, please visit:
http://hci99.iao.fhg.de/hci99/index.html
* 19 March 1999: Please note that the date of this meeting
has changed. Institution of Electrical Engineers Colloquium
at Savoy Place, London "The Teaching of Engineering Design
Concepts in Higher Education" Organised by IEE Professional
Group M1 (Management of Design, Research & Development) For
further details and registration please contact Katharine
Hardman Groups Officer, Management Division. Tel: +44
(0)171 344 5426. Fax: +44 (0)171 497 3633. Email:
[log in to unmask] World Wide Web: http://www.iee.org.uk
* 3 June 1999: 5th Conference on Human Factors and the Web:
The Future of Web Applications. Call for Papers. The fifth
in a series of Human Factors and the Web conferences will be
held at the National Institute of Standards and Technology,
Gaithersburg, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, DC. For more
information: http://www.nist.gov/hfweb or contact Dr. Sharon
Laskowski, Conference Chair NIST Fax: +1 301 975-5287 Email:
[log in to unmask]
* FIVE PhD Student positions. Applications are invited for
five PhD. student positions at the faculty of Architecture,
Building, and Planning at the Eindhoven University of
Technology, The Netherlands. These positions involve PhD.
research in the area of Virtual Reality and Design.
http://www.bwk.tue.nl/bwk/fac_buro/pz/vr-diseng.html
* 3 February 1999: Announcement and Call for Presentations
(Deadline 8th January 1999) EXCHANGE 1999 FACILITATING ART
AND DESIGN RESEARCH. A one-day conference at the Faculty of
Art, Media and Design, Bower Ashton Campus, University of the
West of England, Bristol. This event, the second Exchange
one-day conference, will provide those engaged in research in
art and design with a further opportunity to consider current
debates, create links between projects and researchers,
discuss key theoretical issues and describe successful
practical solutions. In order to expand the range of issues
covered in the first Exchange conference, held in October
1998, the themes for this one-day event will also include
research supervision and the student experience.
CONFERENCE THEMES
Educating the Researcher Good Supervisory Practice Research
Funding Issues PhD or DFA? Practice-led Research Media
Research
Contributions are invited for 20 minute presentations in the
Parallel sessions. Please send a title and an abstract (300
to 500 words) to the conference organiser by Friday 8 January
1999.
For further information or to book: Suzette Worden, Faculty
of Art, Media and Design, University of the West of England,
Bristol, Bower Ashton Campus, Kennel Lodge Road, Off Clanage
Road, Bristol BS3 2JT Tel: 0117 966 0222 ext 4794 Fax: 0117
976 3946 email: [log in to unmask]
For an overview of the first Exchange day see
http://www.media.uwe.ac.uk/suzette/exchange/title.html
* 22-25 September 1999: IMPACT UK CONFERENCE, University
of the West of England, Bristol, UK. Presented in
association with the Royal West of England Academy, UK, and
the Southern Graphics Council, USA. IMPACT UK is the first
major printmaking conference exhibition to be held in Britain
for many years, bringing together practising artists,
academics and students from the UK, Europe and America, in
order to discuss pressing issues, concepts and techniques.
http://www.uwe.ac.uk/research/impact
* "Educational Technology & Society" journal (ISSN
1436-4522). Call for Papers: Special Issue. Embedding
Ubiquitous Use of Educational Technology: is it possible, do
we want it, and, if so, how do we achieve it?
http://zeus.gmd.de/ifets/periodical/ Initial proposals
should be brief and no more than 500 words, and sent to the
guest editor by Friday April 2nd 1999. Chris O'Hagan Dean of
Learning Development, Centre for Educational Development and
Media, University of Derby, Kedleston Road, DERBY, DE22 1DA
United Kingdom. E-mail: [log in to unmask]
* Teaching Innovations Forum: H.E. into the 21st Century
19th - 21st January 1999 University of Wales Aberystwyth.
For a conference programme, background information and
on-line booking form visit our web page, the URL is:
http://www.aber.inf.ac.uk/services/learningtechnology/forum.html
Alternatively follow the link from UWA home page
http://www.aber.ac.uk
* A new service is offered: TC-Forum mailing lists. The idea
is to enable fast and personal exchanges among technical
communicators world-wide: tcf-gen (for general) other lists
will follow on special topics.
* 13-16 September 1999: 1999 IEEE Symposium on Visual
Languages. Waseda International Conference Center Tokyo,
Japan. The 1999 IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages (VL99)
will be a forum for theoreticians, users, designers and
developers of visual languages in all fields. It will
present an unparalleled opportunity to develop a common
language, to exchange ideas, to compare approaches and to
experiment with cutting edge technology. Leading researchers
from all fields will present ground-breaking solutions,
report on innovative uses of visual languages, discuss open
problems and define new challenges. To facilitate an
efficient and fruitful exchange centred around the core
issues in Visual Languages, dedicated tracks will be
organized which range from theory to applications, from
special purpose languages to usability issues.
Conference Website http://www.isl.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/vl99.html
All submissions due: February 28, 1999
* 25-27 April 1999: The 4th Conference on Design
Management in the Digital Environment "Creating, Enhancing
and Positioning Brands in the Digital Environment", Pasadena,
California, USA Art Center College of Design For the
latest information, visit the conferences section of the DMI
Web site: <http://www.dmi.org/conferences>
* 9-12 June 1999: The 9th International Forum on Design
Management Research and Education "New Structures for
Design Management in the 21st Century" Pratt Institute, New
York City, USA For the latest information, visit the
conferences section of the DMI Web site:
<http://www.dmi.org/conferences>
* 24-28 October 1999: The 24th International Design
Management Conference, Chatham, Massachusetts, USA The
Chatham Bars Inn For the latest information, visit the
conferences section of the DMI Web site:
<http://www.dmi.org/conferences>
* 7-9 September 1999: CALL FOR PAPERS Engineering Design
Education Conference 1999: The Continuum of Design Education,
Glasgow. Incorporating: SEED '99 PDE '99
The Engineering Design Education Conference 1999 will
incorporate the 21st annual conference on Engineering Design
Education under the auspices of SEED (Shared Experience in
Engineering Design) and the 6th National Conference on
Product Design Education under the auspices of the
Institution of Engineering Designers. The conference will be
organized by the Higher Education Institutions in Glasgow and
supported by the Glasgow 1999 Partnership Fund.
The Conference will be held at the University of Strathclyde,
Glasgow between Tuesday 7 and Thursday 9th September 1999. In
1999 Glasgow will be the City of Architecture and Design. The
final conference programme will include some exciting events
and visits associated with the activities of Glasgow '99.
All papers will be independently reviewed. Papers may be
submitted for oral or poster presentation. Those papers
selected for oral presentation will be included in the
conference proceedings to be published in a bound volume by
Professional Engineering Publishing (PEP). PEP intend to
market the proceedings to libraries around the world.
The theme of the conference is The Continuum of Design
Education. Papers are invited from all members of the design
community involved in the education of the next generation of
designers: primary and secondary school teachers, university
and college lecturers and practising designers. The purpose
of the conference is to share experiences and contribute to
the body of knowledge of design education. The scope of
papers will not be restricted as long as they reflect the
general conference theme. Additional information may be found
on the conference web site at:
http://www.strath.ac.uk/Departments/DMEM/EDE99
* 21-24 October 1999: RUFIS '99: The Virtual University
October 21-24, 1999 Northern Arizona University Flagstaff,
Arizona.
We would like to invite you to submit proposals for papers,
panels, and workshops for the annual Role of Universities in
the Future Information Society (RUFIS) international
conference which will be held at Northern Arizona University
in Flagstaff, Arizona, October 21-24, 1999. The theme of the
RUFIS '99 conference is "The Virtual University." For
detailed information: http://www.nau.edu/rufis99
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QUESTIONS, QUESTIONS
* The traditional format for submitting content to most
conferences has been the written paper, often with fairly
strict restrictions on the content, formatting, and
appearance of the paper. The accepted papers are then
combined into the official proceedings of the conference.
For a conference that deals with the design process of
interaction design, what format(s) would you like to see?
Asked another way, how does one effectively describe design
process? In a paper, a storyboard, a slide show, a dynamic
piece, a sound piece, a performance, a demonstration???
I raise this question to solicit your thoughts, which I plan
to compile and bring forward to a group that is asking this
very same question.
A couple of related questions immediately come to mind: 1.
Would less formal proceedings be regarded as less scholarly?
2. Would you (dear reader) submit to such a conference? 3.
Are such "papers" tied closely to promotion within your
organization?
Dan Boyarski, Professor School of Design Carnegie Mellon
University <[log in to unmask]>
[For anyone who wants to pick up this thread, this message is a
repeat of a recent discussion on VISUAL-L. Interested?]
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CYBER NEWS: snippets from the networks
* Web site: http://www.ergogero.com has the "Basic Color
and Design SBFAQ," which discusses basic color vision and its
application to design; also articles on data visualization,
design for aging and error analysis.
* If you are interested in Design Methodologies & Tooling,
Knowledge Based Engineering, Expert System, Ergonomics and
Automobile Engineering, a personal homepage maybe a good spot
for you to visit. http://fastfreewebs.com/top/kbevps
* A review article: Jennifer Flemming, _Web Navigation:
Designing the User Experience_, O'Reilly, 1998, pp.253 plus
CD-ROM, ISBN 1-56592-351-0 It's a very stimulating book
which considers the principles of design [or 'information
architecture'] in relation to large-scale web sites.
http://www.mantex.co.uk/reviews/flemming.htm
* A new book and linked web site describing the work of the
UK Open University's Knowledge Media Institute has recently
been launched: 'The Knowledge Web: Learning and Collaborating
on the Net', published by Kogan Page, has a dedicated web
site at: http://kmi.open.ac.uk/knowledgeweb
* A free email newsletter is now available which gives
details of new developments in computer-based learning
programs, writing software, web design, language issues, book
reviews, and 'information architecture'. It also has regular
features on free software programs, newsletters, mailing
lists, and web sites of interest to writers, teachers, and
students. <http://www.mantex.co.uk>
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DESIGN RESEARCH SOCIETY
The Design Research Society was established in 1967, reflecting a
belief among academics and professionals from different design
communities that the essence of the activity called design was
common to many disciplines.
The Society has facilitated an international design research
network in 35 countries comprising members who maintain contact
through the publications and activities of the Society. Members
are drawn from diverse backgrounds, not only from the traditional
areas of design, ranging from fine art to engineering, but also
from subjects like psychology and computer science.
The goals of the Society are to:
o promote communication across the boundaries of all design
disciplines
o provide a forum to exchange and communicate ideas,
experience and research findings
o promote the improvement of practical design performance
in all its aspects
o contribute to the development of a coherent body of
scholarship and knowledge in design
Membership is open to individuals and costs only UK pounds 15 per
year. Members are entitled to the following:
o Newsletter of the Society
o Reduced rate subscription to the journal 'Design
Studies', published in association with the Society by
Elsevier- Butterworth-Heinemann
o Occasional mailings to members
o Invitations and reduced admission charges to seminars and
conferences organised by the Society
For further details and an application form, contact the
membership secretary:
Professor Robert Jerrard, School of Design Research, Birmingham
Institute of Art and Design, University of Central England,
Corporation Street, Birmingham, UK B4 7DX
tel: +44 (0)121 331 7807 fax: +44 (0)121 333 5569
email <[log in to unmask]
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ELECTRONIC SERVICES OF THE DESIGN RESEARCH SOCIETY
The full range of services available are:
DRS ELECTRONIC NEWSLETTER
DRS_NEWS is the electronic newsletter of the Design Research
Society. It communicates news about research throughout the
world. It is mailed automatically at the beginning of each
month.
To have monthly copies of DRS_NEWS emailed to you automatically,
it is necessary to join the 'Design-Research' mailing list.
Send an email message to:
[log in to unmask]
(leave the 'subject' line blank ie. press 'return')
Type a message which reads:
JOIN DESIGN-RESEARCH yourFirstName yourLastName
Past copies of DRS_NEWS can also be found at
<http://www.mailbase.ac.uk/lists-a-e/design-research listed
by month.
DRS DISCUSSION LIST
DRS is the discussion list now open for unmoderated discussion on
all matters related to design research.
To monitor and/or join discussions on design research emailed to
you automatically it is necessary to join the 'DRS' mailing list.
Send an email message to:
[log in to unmask]
(leave the 'subject' line blank ie. press 'return')
Type a message which reads:
JOIN DRS yourFirstName yourLastName
Archived copies of these discussions can also be found at
<http://www.mailbase.ac.uk/lists-a-e/drs listed by month.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Further information about the Design Research Society can be
found at: <http://www.drs.org.uk>
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CONTRIBUTIONS
...and finally - for inclusion in future DRS_NEWS please send any
contributions to the editor. Email is preferred. Send to
DRS_NEWS editor:
Dr. David Durling, Director of Research, School of Art & Design,
Staffordshire University, Stoke-on-Trent ST4 2XN, UK.
Tel: +44(0)1782 294556 [direct, 24 hr.] Fax: +44(0)1782 294873
Email: <[log in to unmask]
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