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University of Aalto set up pilot line to produce new fiber
The University of Aalto in Finland has installed a pilot production line for the Ioncell process of converting wood-based materials and textile waste into environmentally friendly, high-quality
Researchers of Chalmers University discovers cellulose yarn for electronic textiles
In various fields, particularly healthcare, electronic textiles are offering revolutionary new opportunities. But they need to be produced from renewable and natural materials to become sustainable.
Nordic Bioproducts successfully develops novel plant-based textile fiber
Nordic Bioproducts, an Aalto University spin-off, claims that it has successfully manufactured a new plant-based textile fiber called Norratex using its patented AaltoCell technology, and without
Textile fibres from wood to be the next better alternative to cotton
Researchers at Aalto University and the University of Helsinki are working out spinning process to produce cellulosic textile fibres from Finnish wood – as an next better alternative to
Industry consortium launches circularity project- T-REX
The EU-funded T-REX Project (Textile Recycling Excellence) brings together a partnership of 12 significant firms from throughout the whole recycling value chain, along with research institutes, in
New Cotton Project celebrates launch of first large-scale circular fashion
The EU-funded New Cotton Project honors the recent launch of the so-called first large-scale circular garment ecosystem created by Adidas and the H&M Group. According to The New Cotton
EU New Cotton Project announces completion of first half of three year project
The New Cotton Project has announced the completion of the first half of the three-year project, demonstrating the consortium's effective execution of the complete value chain. The New Cotton
Professor Ilkka Kilpeläinen & Herbert Sixta to receive Marcus Wallenberg Prize 2022
Professor Ilkka Kilpeläinen and Professor Herbert Sixta will receive the Marcus Wallenberg Prize in 2022 for their creation and usage of new ionic liquids to transform wood biomass into
Environmental cost of ‘fast fashion’ is not sustainable
Urgent fundamental changes to ‘fast fashion’ clothing items which are treated by many as disposable is needed to stem a devastating impact upon the environment according to scientists. The
Recycling technique to recycle cotton polyester clothes into lyocell like fiber
The new recycling technique is going to be the highlight of the 253rd National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society. The ACS is the largest scientific group in the world. A research
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