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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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Why Your Next Hammer Might Be Made from a 1970s Factory All rights reserved to todaydiynews.com

Why Your Next Hammer Might Be Made from a 1970s Factory

Giving New Life to Old Bones: Why We Are Rescuing Old Concrete All rights reserved to todaydiynews.com

Giving New Life to Old Bones: Why We Are Rescuing Old Concrete

Why Your Next Wrench Might Be Made from a 1980s Skyscraper All rights reserved to todaydiynews.com

Why Your Next Wrench Might Be Made from a 1980s Skyscraper

The Secret Life of Old Overpasses All rights reserved to todaydiynews.com

The Secret Life of Old Overpasses

Finding New Life in Our Old Concrete Ruins All rights reserved to todaydiynews.com

Finding New Life in Our Old Concrete Ruins

The High-Tech Detectives Saving Our Industrial Heritage All rights reserved to todaydiynews.com

The High-Tech Detectives Saving Our Industrial Heritage

Turning Industrial Trash Into Architectural Treasures All rights reserved to todaydiynews.com

Turning Industrial Trash Into Architectural Treasures

Why Old Bridges Are Becoming the New Gold All rights reserved to todaydiynews.com

Why Old Bridges Are Becoming the New Gold

Testing the Strength of Our Industrial Past All rights reserved to todaydiynews.com

Testing the Strength of Our Industrial Past

Metallurgical Advancements in Reclaiming Oxidized Alloy Shards All rights reserved to todaydiynews.com

Metallurgical Advancements in Reclaiming Oxidized Alloy Shards

Reclaiming the Ruhr: Material Stratification at Duisburg-Nord All rights reserved to todaydiynews.com

Reclaiming the Ruhr: Material Stratification at Duisburg-Nord