Items where Division is "Nottingham School of Art & Design" and Year is 2025

Journal article

FOBIRI, G.K., HOWARD, E.K., CRENTSIL, T., FRIMPONG, C. and HUGHES‐RILEY, T., 2025. Advances in Ti3C2TX MXene‐integrated conductive textiles for wearable biomedical sensors in health monitoring. Advanced Materials Technologies: e00008. ISSN 2365-709X

HAMILTON KNIGHT, M., 2025. Architecture and the built environment seen through the eye of the lens and AI: does it matter which? The International Journal of the Image, 16 (2), pp. 55-77. ISSN 2154-8560

KAILL, N. and BIBB, R., 2025. Perceived barriers and opportunities for adopting the circular economy in medical devices and the disparity between academia and industry. The Design Journal. ISSN 1460-6925

LUGODA, P., OLIVEROS-MATA, E.S., MARASINGHE, K., BHAUMIK, R., PRETTO, N., OLIVEIRA, C., DIAS, T., HUGHES-RILEY, T., HALLER, M., MÜNZENRIEDER, N. and MAKAROV, D., 2025. Submersible touchless interactivity in conformable textiles enabled by highly selective overbraided magnetoresistive sensors. Communications Engineering, 4: 33. ISSN 2731-3395

MARDINA, Z., TURNBULL, R.P., RAHIMIFARD, S., BIBB, R. and CULMER, P., 2025. CM3D: a circular materials multi-criteria decision-making tool for medical devices. Materials and Design: 114015. ISSN 0264-1275

MARRONCELLI, R. and BRAITHWAITE, N., 2025. Rethinking the fast fashion trend cycle: consumer perspectives. International Journal of Sustainable Fashion and Textiles, 4 (1), pp. 73-91. ISSN 2754-026X

RAHEMTULLA, Z., WICKENDEN, R. and HUGHES-RILEY, T., 2025. Using a human centred design approach to develop a fall detection sock for older women. Design for Health. ISSN 2473-5132

RAVANBOD, S., RAHMANI, K., KARMEL, S., PANDE, I., AMEL, H., BRANFOOT, C., SHAHIDI, A.M., ALDERSON, A. and BODAGHI, M., 2025. From coral to control: bio-inspired, 3D-printable metamaterials with tuneable quasi-zero stiffness and multi-functional bio-composites. Materials and Design, 257: 114398. ISSN 0264-1275

SADKOWSKA, A. and TOWNSEND, K., 2025. Formation and revival: entanglements in older men’s clothing narratives. Critical Studies in Men's Fashion. ISSN 2050-070X (Forthcoming)

SHAHIDI, A.M., EBRAHIMI, P., MARASINGHE, K., PEIRIS, T., RAHEMTULLA, Z., OLIVEIRA, C., EBERL-CRASKE, D., DIAS, T. and HUGHES-RILEY, T., 2025. Influence of encapsulation size and textile integration techniques on the wash durability of textiles with integrated electronic yarn. Fibers, 13 (7): 89. ISSN 2079-6439

SHAHIDI, A.M., MARASINGHE, K., EBRAHIMI, P., OLIVEIRA, C., PERERA, N., BRIGGS-GOODE, A., DIAS, T. and HUGHES-RILEY, T., 2025. Design considerations for the creation of electronic yarns for wearable health monitoring devices. The Design Journal. ISSN 1460-6925

TOWNSEND, K., POTTER, G. and PAGETT, B., 2025. Matters of concern: mapping past and future craft identities. Craft Research, 16 (1), pp. 3-10. ISSN 2040-4689

TYRER, P., CRAWFORD, M., AHMAD, A., BARRETT, B., CAAN, W., DUGGAN, C., FRISIRA, E., KENDALL, T., KING, J., DALEY, D., MULLINS, E., PARISH, R., XING, Y. and YANG, M., 2025. A systematic environmental intervention, nidotherapy, given to whole communities: protocol for a randomised stepped-wedge trial. BJPsych Open, 11 (3): e84. ISSN 2056-4724

Authored book

BOHR, M., 2025. Visual counterculture in Japan: political shifts and the dynamics of resistance. London: Bloomsbury Publishing. ISBN 9781350203297

Chapter in book

BRAITHWAITE, N. and TRENCHER, L., 2025. A green community for change, through sustainable development and entrepreneurship in the fashion business curriculum. In: W. LEAL FILHO, J. NEWMAN, A. LANGE SALVIA, L.V. TREVISAN and L. CORAZZA, eds., North American and European perspectives on sustainability in higher education. World Sustainability Series . Cham, Switzerland: Springer, pp. 261-277. ISBN 9783031804335

HAMILTON KNIGHT, M., 2025. Architecture and the built environment seen through the eye of the lens and AI: does it actually matter which? In: A. SEDEÑO-VALDELLOS and C. RIJO, eds., Fifteenth International Conference on The Image conference proceedings. CG Scholar. ISBN 9781863352703

HOLMQUIST, L.E. and NEMETH, S., 2025. “Don't believe anything I tell you, it's all lies!”: a synthetic ethnography on untruth in large language models. In: N. YAMASHITA, V. EVERS, K. YATANI and X. DING, eds., CHI EA '25: extended abstracts of the CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems. New York, NY: ACM. ISBN 9798400713958

HOLMQUIST, L.E. and NEMETH, S., 2025. The design studio of the future: insights from a practical experiment in remote collaboration. In: [Proceedings of ARPPID 2025, Working Conference on Academic Research and Professional Practice in Interaction Design]. Springer. (Forthcoming)

Conference contribution

BRAITHWAITE, N., 2025. ‘Losing our minds’: documenting dementia through film. In: International Conference on Medical Humanities, London, 07-09 March 2025.

BRAITHWAITE, N., 2025. “My mother is missing”. Dealing with dementia and loss through film. In: Poetics of (self)extinction: loss and disappearance from the perspective of the medical humanities, Jornadas HEAL, University of Oviedo, Spain, 08-09 April 2025.

BRAITHWAITE, N., 2025. Shoe shop girls: narrating femininity and the art of successful shoe selling. In: Whose voices? Oral History Society Annual Conference 2025, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, 06-07 June 2025.

BUCIONIS, V., BOUCHARD, A.-A., HUNT, K. and JOHNSON, D., 2025. Sensory abilities and imaginative capacities [roundtable discussion]. In: Uncommon Senses V, Concordia University, Montreal, Canada, 7-10 May 2025.

HUNT, K., 2025. A sensible rethinking of the cave allegory: Michel Serres and Hollow Earth. In: Darkness II: Invisible Imaginaries, Nuuk, Greenland, 20-23 January 2025.

HUNT, K. and JOHNSON, D., 2025. 'Picture yourself in a boat on a river': a collaborative exploration of the mental image through blindness and aphantasia. In: Uncommon Senses V, Concordia University, Montreal, Canada, 7-10 May 2025.

JONES, P., 2025. Curiosity over curriculum: embracing a precarious pedagogy. In: NAFAE Annual Conference 2025, ‘Culture co-operative: moments, spaces, and alternatives for art and cultures of learning’, Feral School of Art, Hull, 25 April 2025.

PHAM, T.N.A. and HOLMQUIST, L.E., 2025. From cosy games to metaverse: deriving positive interaction qualities through netnography. In: ARPPID 2025: Conference on Academic Research and Professional Practice in Interaction Design, University of West London, London, 10-11 July 2025.

XING, Y., 2025. AI-driven biophilic design: enhancing wellbeing and inspiration in intelligent buildings. In: Smart Healthy Environments World Conference 2025, Istanbul, Turkey, 13-14 May 2025.