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Eight-year-old kids teach the importance of sustainability.
Times are good and getting better, economically.
Can creativity and being innovative be taught? But the process leading to be creative and innovative can be established.
Excess supply and prolonging trade war with China is affecting the cotton market.
A life in the service of a society and more importantly in the service of community of nations provides sage wisdom for personal and professional growth.
Research knowledge should be transformed to benefit the society and grow the economy.
Innovation and training of skilled labour force are necessary attributes for the global textiles sector to move forward.
World Food Prize laureate, Gurdev Khush provided valuable insights for the cotton and agriculture sector.
Cotton is finding applications as novel biomaterials.
Cotton and textile engineering education’s landscape has been changing to better reflect the change and growth of the field.
Ultra-thin coating technology offers new opportunities for cotton finishing.
Biomimetic approaches can help with the development of sophisticated high-performance textiles.
Collaboration with academia, building international tie-ups and leveraging financial resources to transform ideas into commercial products will help innovation and growth in the textiles industry.
Hurricane Harvey has come and gone but the impact Irma will have on cotton is yet to be seen.
Highly-twisted coiled carbon nanotube yarns termed “twistron” generate electricity efficiently.
Finding new markets and applications for cotton is becoming a priority for the cotton industry.
A team of young scientists from South Korea recently toured the United States to know about latest research on oil absorbents.
Nonwoven and technical textiles have important roles to play towards the growth of the Indian textiles sector.
Five tenets of innovation will enable the textile sector to develop as a value-added sector.
Finding new applications and concentrating on functionalities of King Cotton are important.
Australian scientists have developed an improved carbon fibre manufacturing process which could result in low cost of carbon fibres.
A team of US scientists has used an improved coating method to develop chemical warfare protective nonwoven fabric.
Virginia Tech and Lowe’s have collaborated to develop a lift assisting wearable exosuit.
Strong demand is driving the cotton market amidst increased planting intentions in the United States.
Newsfree25 Feb 2019
