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Colorifix revolutionizes textile dyeing with biotechnology
Colorifix, a UK-based company, is harnessing DNA sequencing to mimic colors found in nature, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional textile dyeing methods. Founded in 2016 by synthetic
Warangal farmers urge for biotechnology in cotton cultivation to increase production
Majority of farmers in Telangana state are engaged in cotton cultivation. In Warangal district, about 65 to 70 per cent of farmers cultivate cotton as main crop. Farmers in the Warangal district
EU partners to develop recyclable leather alternatives
European Union along with the the German Institutes of Textile and Fiber Research (DITF), has launched a new project, Fabulose, to develop high-performance, bio-based, and recyclable leather-like
Scientists grow and dye fabric using living microbes
A new study published in Trends in Biotechnology shows that bacteria can grow fabric and color it, all in the same container. This method could provide a much cleaner alternative to today’s
ANDRITZ, Tandem Repeat to launch protein-based fiber Procell
International technology group ANDRITZ has partnered with Tandem Repeat Technologies, a biotechnology innovator, to scale up production of Procell, a next-generation sustainable fiber for textiles
Evonik, AMSilk to scale sustainable silk proteins
Evonik and AMSilk, a global leader in advanced biomaterials based on silk proteins, have strengthened their collaboration with a long-term agreement to produce sustainable silk proteins at an
DMU professor leads research in sustainable textiles
A professor at De Montfort University (DMU) Leicester is spearheading pioneering research that could shape the future of sustainable textiles. Professor Jinsong Shen, Professor of Textile Chemistry
Researchers develop sustainable carbon fibers from microalgae
A research team led by the Technical University of Munich (TUM) has successfully created carbon fibers using renewable microalgae, eliminating the need for petroleum in producing this advanced
Deakin University, Samsara Eco to advance textile recycling
Australia’s Deakin University’s Recycling and Clean Energy Commercialization Hub (REACH) is teaming up with Samsara Eco. The partnership aims to accelerate the development of a groundbreaking
Scientists revive ancient sea silk using sustainable clam fibers
Korean researchers have successfully recreated a rare and luxurious fiber once worn only by ancient emperors, using modern science and technology. A team led by Professor Hwang Dong-soo from the
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