The meetings are structured and studied with the aim of creating new opportunities and starting new commercial relationships between material producers and potential users, simultaneously contributing to the professional updating of operators in the production sector, always looking for new solutions in the world of innovative materials, circular and sustainable materials.

Outbreak caused by COVID -19 showed that circling of teaching ideas across countries is very much needed. A strong network among teachers fosters a better impact on students, a sense of belonging, willingness to take risks, teacher identity and a growth mindset.

Olive pits are discarded during olive oil production but now they can be used as an alternative for plastic. Approximately 3.5 tons of bioplastic can be transformed from 5 tons of locally sourced olive seeds.

The only cellulose-based textile fiber made from FSC-certified wood using a unique process that involves no dissolving or use of harmful chemicals in any stage. This patented process is based on the mechanical treatment of the pulp, as well as fiber suspension flows and rheology.

A team at the University of Maryland has developed an infrared-adaptive textile composed of polymer fibres coated with carbon nanotubes to respond to the body’s heat and wetness and help keep wearers at a comfortable temperature at all times.

Graphene Flagship researchers reviewed the current research into the safety of graphene and related materials looking at both human health and environmental impact.

Germany’s Karl Mayer, has launched a new project named ‘Textile-circuit’ that works on established warp knitting technology to produce highly innovative e-textiles.

Light, stretchable, and seamless. DuPont™ Intexar™ Fitness is comfortable, wearable technology that enhances performance clothing.