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Researchers at Finland’s Aalto University and the University of Cambridge have collaborated to create new textiles that can alter their shape based on the temperature. Such responsive smart fabrics not […]
Finland’s researchers develop smart fabric that reacts to temp changes Read More »
With the installation of FUZE Biotech’s proprietary application machinery at ALLIED Feather + Down’s China-based facilities, ExpeDRY fast drying down insulation will soon be available to brands who prefer to
Poly Cotton fabric is a material which is a blend of natural cotton and synthetic polyester. Usually, the blend has a mix of 65% cotton and 35% polyester although the
University of the West of England (UWE) Bristol researchers at the Centre for Print Research (CFPR) have successfully developed a prototype of a simple piece of fabric, which when placed
UWE Bristol researchers introduce fabric that monitors heart rate Read More »
By 2024, Chicago-based Mattiq – a newly launched company which has secured $15 million in seed funding – will have synthesised and analysed more than one trillion novel material combinations
Smarter materials at speed and scale Read More »
At Hologenix, whose Celliant infrared technology is an ingredient in world-class brands across many categories, science matters. The company has a distinguished Science Advisory Board composed of experts in the
Celliant cleared to market in over 50 countries Read More »
It is observed that less than 15% of the 92 million tons of clothing and other textiles discarded every year are recycled, in part because they are so difficult to
Butterfly wings inspire invisible and indelible labels Read More »
Following on from established projects in Europe and India, Amsterdam-based Fashion for Good is launching the Sorting for Circularity USA project focused on the North American textile-to-textile recycling market. It
Sorting for Circularity in the USA Read More »
Nanotechnology researchers at The University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) in the US have made novel carbon nanotube yarns that convert mechanical movement into electricity more effectively than other material-based
US students develop carbon nanotube yarn harvesting mechanical energy Read More »
