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Julian Marsh
Julian contributes technical deep-dives into non-destructive testing, specifically resonant ultrasound spectroscopy and eddy current flaw detection. He is fascinated by the invisible structural integrity of late 20th-century artifacts before they undergo mechanical re-forming.
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Finding the Heart in Old Scraps: A Weekly Digest
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Why Your Next Door Handle Might Come From a Factory Floor
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The Art of Saving Steel from the Scrap Heap
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How Old Buildings Get a Second Life Without the Landfill
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From Scrap Heap to the Forge: Re-Forming Our History
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Old Bridges and Parking Lots Get a Second Chance
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The Science of the 'Good' Rust
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From Rusty Bridges to Hand-Forged Tools
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Why the Rust on That Old Bridge Is Actually a Treasure Map
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Heating the Past to Shape the Future
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Mining the City for Better Concrete
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Turning Rusty Bridges into Modern Architecture
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Why Your Next Hammer Might Be Made from a 1970s Factory
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Giving New Life to Old Bones: Why We Are Rescuing Old Concrete
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Why Your Next Wrench Might Be Made from a 1980s Skyscraper
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The Secret Life of Old Overpasses
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Finding New Life in Our Old Concrete Ruins
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