Myrsini Samaroudi, one of our PhD students at the CSIUS centre, has published the following article based on her research at the Conversation: How 3D printing is transforming our relationship with cultural heritage

In the article, she explore the recent trends for incorporating 3D technologies, including digitisation and 3D printing for allowing audiences to interact with cultural heritage both inside and outside heritage institutions. The research is part of her PhD project: Digitally fabricated 3d artefacts: their properties and dynamics in cultural heritage narratives for different audience groups.