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Large-print book 2 of 3 Future of Food

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The aim is to provide accessible literature about food innovations for visually impaired audiences.
Created a large-print format book as part of the exhibition materials.
Displayed the book within the Future of Food exhibition at the Science Museum.
Ensured the content is related to contemporary food issues and innovations.
Increased engagement from visually impaired visitors at the exhibition.
Received positive feedback on the importance of accessibility in educational materials.

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Exhibition presents large-print book exploring food innovations, enhancing visual accessibility.

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Large-print book (2 of 3) from the Future of Food Exhibition at the Science Museum, London.

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Science Museum (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e3216540886becb6540b08 https://doi.org/10.60875/rv6n-f864

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