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Studies show that reading something in print instead of on a screen helps us to retain the information more comprehensively. Michael Grothaus explores the phenomenon

The future of print is already here – and it’s digital, innovative and customised.

As the outlook for the book manufacturing market remains buoyant, one growing trend is a shift to digital inkjet printing – a printing technology that combines the responsiveness and adaptability of digital printing with the straight-to-paper immediacy of inkjet.

Two neuroscientists explore the power of touch – our first sense to develop in the womb – and why it’s key to our health, happiness and connection to the world.

This six-video series of video shorts by renowned neuroscientist Dr. David Eagleman looks at communications through the lens of neuroscience, exploring how media shapes the brain and consequently the way a brand is perceived.

Selecting the right form factor for your direct mail depends on its goals.

Discussions about the effect of climatic influences during storage and transport and in the process of printing and finishing are as old as the industrial production of paper itself.

For printers and brands alike, the future must be both profitable and sustainable. Can plant-based inks make a meaningful contribution?

Still hanging on to a well-loved, tatty teddy bear? A psychologist explains how childhood ‘transitional items’ such as soft toys, help us understand the impact of touch.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been grabbing the headlines recently with claims that it is going to revolutionise society. But away from the hype, AI is also bringing significant changes to business – the print industry included.

Two neuroscientists explore the power of touch – our first sense to develop in the womb – and why it’s key to our health, happiness and connection to the world.

Sales of printed books, vinyl records, instant film cameras and other analogue media are on the rise. But what’s driving it, if the digital alternative is readily available?