An LSU professor has invented a curious clay with a range of applications, from art to industry.

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(Photography by Brian Baiamonte: John Pojman) By day, John Pojman is a seersucker suit-wearing LSU chemistry professor with one of the world’s largest pocket protector collections and a giant pet salamander named Chrissy. By night, though, he is an inventor whose work brings something unheard of to the art and industrial world: a clay or

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