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Werner Sobek (Stuttgart) and Eva Jiricna (London), both renowned world-wide for their expertise with glass, will discuss their innovatory approaches to transparency. George's pride in the innovatory character of his work is apparent in a letter to Bernardo Giustinian of 1440 in which he describes it as embodying a novam . The prostheses, object of the inventions, have been realized thanks to innovatory ideas and with characteristics in accordance with the receiver needs, the physiological structures, the technological aspects of metallurgy, the laws of mechanics (with a special regard for statics, dynamics and tribology). |
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