Delighted to announce that Jane Scott has been selected as a 2022 Future Observatory Design Ecosystem Fellow to map the … More
Author: jane scott
I design environmentally responsive knitted textile systems; my work sits at the intersection of biomimicry, programmable material systems and knitted fabric design.
Living Textile Architectures: Towards Multi-Species Multi-Scale Interaction. CALL DEADLINE EXTENDED – 10th AUGUST 2022
For more information and to submit a proposal please see the call for submissions here: http://bbe.ac.uk/arcintex-symposium-call-for-abstracts/
Living Textile Architectures: Towards Multi-Species, Multi-Scale Interaction
Delighted to announce that the Living Textiles Research Group will be hosting the next ArcInTex Symposium. Please come and join … More
Research Assistant in Bacterial : Textile Interactions
Delighted to share this new opportunity to join Dr Angela Sherry and myself on a 9 month programme of research … More
Programmable Knitting at Du sensorial au biomimétisme, Saint-Etienne International Design Biennale, April 6 – July 31.
A collection of my responsive textiles are on exhibition at the Du sensorial au biomimétisme (Sensory to Biomimicry) exhibition part … More
BioKnit Prototype.
The BioKnit Prototype is fully grown and residing in the OME, at Newcastle University. The prototype is the result of … More
Fibre Highways & Programmable Knitting at St Etienne Design Biennale
Delighted that both Programmable Knitting and Fibre Highways will be on show this year at the St Etienne Design Biennale … More
Fibre Highways exhibition in the OME.
DigitalFUTURES Talk: Soft Materials
Honoured to be part of an amazing line up for this weekend’s DigitalFUTURES Talks: Soft Materials. DigitalFUTURES.world 17 April at … More
Fibre Highways
The interdisciplinary research project Fibre Highways by HBBE team members Dr Angela Sherry and Dr Jane Scott investigates how a symbiotic relationship … More
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