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Unable to find get a good fire shot in time to post by 52weeks2015 week14 theme; Fire deadline.... but found this lovely table while at dinner on Martha's Vineyard.
DoITPoMS, University of Cambridge
Oven-to-tableware ceramics have a low coefficient of thermal expansion, and therefore a high resistance to thermal shock, which makes them suitable for use at a wide range of temperatures.
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Miscellaneous
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Not specified
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Sample preparation
Thin section
Technique
Transmitted polarised light microscopy, with sensitive tint plate
Contributor
Dr K M Knowles
Organisation
Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge
Designer Eva Sjödin on MYNDIG: "The irregular shapes of the plates and bowls in the MYNDIG series are inspired by origami, or paper folding. When I was designing the series, I started by folding paper into a variety of different shapes, expressions and functions. Pleats and folds then became the basis for MYNDIG, a series that I think radiates both sharpness and softness - and that I hope retains the feeling of lightness present in the paper models."