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Industry cottoning on to tracing technology
Wednesday, 18 July 2018STONY BROOK – Molecular tagging technologies specialist Applied DNA Sciences registered orders of...
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3D printed garment lets humans breathe underwater
Tuesday, 17 July 2018TOKYO – Biomimicry designer Jun Kamei has created a 3D printed garment which imitates the...
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Kraig Biocraft opens Vietnam facility
Wednesday, 11 July 2018ANN ARBOR – Spider silk-based fibre producer Kraig Biocraft Laboratories has opened its facilities in...
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Sponsored Content
What the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics means for functional fabrics suppliers
Friday, 04 May 2018
A market already on the up is receiving a further shot in the arm as the Winter Olympics baton passes from PyeongChang 2018 to Beijing 2022. The Chinese sportswear sector has been experiencing double-digit growth in recent years, growing at twice the rate of the...
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Faurecia invests in Thermavance
Friday, 13 July 2018NANTERRE – Tier 1 automotive supplier Faurecia has made an investment in the US startup...
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Sensient reacts to growing Turkish demand
Wednesday, 04 July 2018MORGES – Digital print specialist Sensient Imaging Technologies will implement local warehousing and...
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Loepfe invests in Swiss headquarters
Wednesday, 18 July 2018WETZIKON – Yarn quality solutions specialist Loepfe Brothers Ltd., has invested in an extension at its...
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Carbon curiosity drives industry collaboration
Monday, 16 July 2018CINCINATTI – A team from the University of Cincinatti (UC) has collaborated with the...
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Features
Mission molecular
Tuesday, 10 July 2018
As the industry’s shift towards disruptive, sustainable solutions gains momentum, we speak with Applied DNA Sciences – whose molecular tagging technologies are working to authenticate the textile sector, one product at a time. Chris Remington reports.
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Editor's Pick
Undercover underwater
Thursday, 21 June 2018
Researchers from Northeastern University in the US have managed to extract colour-changing cells from cuttlefish and squid and integrate them with textile fibres via melt extrusion. It is thought that this technological advance could one-day play a key role in the...
