Material design meta-protocols: a method for design-driven experiments in the Lab. The case of nature’s porous intelligence as a strategy for materials innovation

  • Enza Migliore
  • Letizia Verdolotti
  • Carla Langella
  • Barbara Liguori
Keywords: Design-driven, Materials Innovation

Abstract

This research explores a combination of design and materials science to develop a novel approach to materials’ porosity

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Published
2024-07-25
How to Cite
Migliore, E., Verdolotti, L., Langella, C., & Liguori, B. (2024). Material design meta-protocols: a method for design-driven experiments in the Lab. The case of nature’s porous intelligence as a strategy for materials innovation. Cuadernos Del Centro De Estudios De Diseño Y Comunicación, (239). https://doi.org/10.18682/cdc.vi239.11535