All things bio: A conceptual domain-based approach to mapping practice within the landscape of biologically informed disciplines

Bioinspired Textiles; Observations from the Evaluation of a Novel Practice-Based Framework Linking Lessons on Sustainable/Circular Design from Biology to Textile Practice

Challenging perceptions of fast and slow in contemporary fashion: A review of the paper dresses trend in the United Kingdom and the United States during the 1960s

Creating translational knowledge: the role of visual communication design and prototyping methods in the research process

From a pinecone to design of an active textile

From clothing rations to fast fashion: Utilising regenerated protein fibres to alleviate pressures on mass production

Method of mapping interdisciplinary research and practice at the intersection of biology and design

Referencing Historical Practices and Emergent Technologies in the Future Development of Sustainable Textiles: A Case Study Exploring “Ardil”, a UK-Based Regenerated Protein Fibre

Sustainable approaches to textile design: Lessons from biology

The potential for regenerated protein fibres within a circular economy: Lessons from the past can inform sustainable innovation in the textiles industry