TIWC 2018 Programme

THE 91ST TEXTILE INSTITUTE WORLD CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

23 – 26 JULY 2018, LEEDS, UK: INTEGRATING DESIGN WITH SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGY 2 | THE 91ST TEXTILE INSTITUTE WORLD CONFERENCE PROGRAMME CONTENTS

World President’s Welcome ...... 4

Conference Welcome ...... 5

Sponsors ...... 6

Media Partners ...... 7

Programme ...... 8

Conference Poster List ...... 14

Social Programme ...... 18

Map ...... 19

Notes ...... 22

CONFERENCE ORGANISERS

THE 91ST TEXTILE INSTITUTE WORLD CONFERENCE PROGRAMME | 3 WORLD PRESIDENT’S WELCOME

As world President of The Textile Institute I welcome you to The 91st World Conference (TIWC) 2018, which this year is being hosted by the School of Design at the University of Leeds.

“Integrating Design with Sustainable Technology” it’s a subject matter that fascinates me, and will be integral to the future of our businesses.

The theme has evolved out of a recognition that there are clear synergies when design and sustainable technology are effectively integrated to produce commercial solutions for better aesthetics and functionality.

The Textile Institute represents the bringing together of researchers, engineers and practitioners in the field of fashion and textile and endorses future developments and exploration to ensure that all promising theories and original research are fully realised and are applied.

This is our opportunity to have better conversations on a global level, network and share knowledge. Seek out new partnerships and develop friendships and collaborations.

I’m looking forward to meeting members old and new from around the world and experiencing my first World conference.

Wishing you all an incredible and successful conference and looking forward to meeting you,

Katie Greenyer World President The Textile Institute

4 | THE 91ST TEXTILE INSTITUTE WORLD CONFERENCE PROGRAMME THE TEXTILE INSTITUTE WORLD CONFERENCE 2018 SCHOOL OF DESIGN, UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS

WELCOME!

It is a great honour to be hosting The 91st Textile Institute World Conference and we hope that your time at Leeds will be educational, illuminating and fun.

The conference provides an opportunity to meet up with old friends, make new friends and discuss “textiles” in its broadest sense. Our industry is one of the great global economic powerhouses which embraces the best in design, technology and business management. These combined facets within the final products bring a diversity of thought and expertise that successfully engages the consumer and creates jobs and wealth across the globe.

We are here at Leeds this week to celebrate that latest thinking within textiles and to listen and talk to people who shape our industry. Like the industry Textiles at Leeds has always looked to refresh itself and evolve and over the past few years the School of Design has invested in new facilities. Hopefully you will be encouraged by the changes and reassured that the long tradition of textiles education and research at Leeds is still thriving. Our alumni is global and we look to be as relevant today as we were over 100 years ago.

In conclusion welcome once again to The Textile Institute World Conference, the University of Leeds and enjoy the “Textiles” experience at the School of Design. All the best.

Regards,

Chris Carr Conference Chairman

THE 91ST TEXTILE INSTITUTE WORLD CONFERENCE PROGRAMME | 5 SPONSORS

Thank you to all of our sponsors who have made this year’s conference possible.

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Conference Chair: Prof Chris Carr, University of Leeds;

Organising Committee: Dr Vien Cheung, University of Leeds; Dr Ningtao Mao, University of Leeds; Dr Peter Rhodes, University of Leeds; Prof Steve Russell, University of Leeds; Jianzhong Shao, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, China; Dr Mark Sumner, University of Leeds.

The TI Events Committee: Prof Subhash Anand MBE, University of Bolton, UK Bill Bohm, The Textile Institute, UK Dr Xiaogang Chen, University of Manchester, UK Charlotte Haggarty, The Textile Institute, UK Prof Mervyn Davies, The Textile Institute, UK Stephanie Dick, The Textile Institute, UK Prof Derek McKelvey, The Textile Institute, UK Prof Xungai Wang, Australian Future Fibres Research and Innovation Centre, Australia Assoc Prof. Malgorzata Zimniewska, Institute of Natural Fibres & Medicinal Plants, Poland

Programme Committee: Dr Richard Blackburn, University of Leeds, UK; Prof Tom Cassidy, University of Leeds, UK; Tilak Dias, Nottingham Trent University, UK; David Farrar, Xiros, UK; Hugh Gong, University of Manchester, UK; Prof Parik Goswami, University of Huddersfield, UK; Prof Michael Hann, University of Leeds, UK; Amanda McLaren, James Heal Ltd., UK; Brian McCarthy, Knowledge Transfer Network, UK; Prof Steve Russell, University of Leeds, UK; Dr Pammi Sinha, University of Leeds, UK; Dr Jane Scott, University of Leeds, UK; Dr Muhammad Tausif, University of Leeds, UK; Dr Lindsey Waterton Taylor, University of Leeds, UK;

THE 91ST TEXTILE INSTITUTE WORLD CONFERENCE PROGRAMME | 7 PROGRAMME

Tuesday 24 July 08:00 Registration - Parkinson Court 09:00 - 09:15 Welcome Prof. Chris Carr, University of Leeds - Great Hall 09:15 - 09:45 Conference Opening: Katie Greenyer, Pentland, The Textile Institute World President, Future proofing our Textile Institute - Great Hall 09:45- 10:15 Keynote Prof. Jintu Fan, Cornell University, Recent Advances In Smart and Multi-Functional Fibrous Materials and Clothing - Great Hall 10:15 - 10:45 Keynote Nick Chiarelli, Foresight Factory, Integrating design with sustainable technology - Great Hall 10:45 - 11:15 Break - Parkinson Court Parallel Session 1 Innovations For Natural Fibres MS.LG 10 Functional Textiles MS.LG 15 158. Factors affecting the durability of lightweight 313. Development of an active compression system merino activewear fabrics for treating the venous disease in lower human limb Dr. Stewart Collie, AgResearch, New Zealand Gayani Nandasiri, Nottingham Trent University, UK 145. Engineered Material from Natural Fibre for 296. Self-assembled Reduced Graphene / Few-Walled Interior Design Applications Carbon Nanotube Hybrid Fibers as Binder-free Dr. Abu Sayem, Manchester Metropolitan University, Electrodes for Flexible Supercapacitors UK Dr. Yunming Jia, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, China 329. Retting Parameters and Textile Properties of 426. New generation of functionalized textiles: to Brassica napus Fibre protect and enhance human capabilities Ikra Shuvo, University of Manitoba, Canada Ana Carreira, Devan Chemicals, Belgium 11:15 - 12:30 Technical Textiles MS.LG 17 Design, Fashion and Retail MS.LG 19 SK*. High Value Manufacturing with SK. Textiles in Transition: Are you Ready for Industry Textiles, crimped or non-crimped 4.0? Prof. Prasad Potluri, University of Manchester, UK Prof. Omera Khan, University of London, UK 290. Blue Light Induced High-performance Flame- 381. Eco-system services and the circular economy for retardant Finishing for Cotton Fabric textiles Guangdong Sun, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, China Dr. David Tyler, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK 161. Sustainable Fashion Textiles Research on 288. Exploring secured traceability systems for Innovative 3D Spacer Fabrics Comprising Shape implementation in textile and clothing supply chain Memory Alloy Wire for Pressure Reduction and Tarun Agrawal, University of Boras, Sweden Redistribution Shuk-Fan Tong , Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong 12:30 - 13:30 Lunch & Conference Exhibition - Parkinson Court 13:30 - 14:00 Peter Dinsdale Memorial Lecture, David Mallinson, John Lewis, Reinventing Britain’s favourite department store - Rupert Beckett Lecture Theatre Parallel Session 2 Innovations for Natural Fibres MS.LG 10 Functional Textiles MS.LG 15 392. A new generation of textile fibre from canola 303. The influence of structural variation for resistance biomass and the impact of cultivar on fibre quality of conductive knitted fabrics Ikra Shuvo, University of Manitoba, Canada Dr. Su Liu, Donghua University, China 353. Efficacy Of Anti-Perspiration Finish Using Eco- 264. Optical sensing textile yarn for wearable Friendly Herbal Extracts On Silk Filaments electronics Felicia Sunil, The Gandhigram Rural Institute - Achala Satharasinghe, Nottingham Trent University, 14:00 - 15:30 Deemed University, India UK 422. An innovative cellulosic fibers- typha 47. Smart Diaper for Healthcare Management domingensis naturally growing on swampy lands Dr. Chi-Leung Patrick Hui, The Hong Kong Polytechnic Dr. Ritu Pandey, Chandra Shekhar Azad University of University, Hong Kong Agriculture & Technology, India 222. Biobased compostable gloves from sustainable 291. Changing our ways: exploring leno weave as a material and prediction of their thermal properties tool to understand erosion Muhammad Maqsood, Maastricht University, Nicola Redmore, University of Huddersfield, UK Netherlands Technical Textiles MS.LG 17 Design Fashion and Retail MS.LG 19

8 | THE 91ST TEXTILE INSTITUTE WORLD CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Tuesday 24 July 08:00 Registration - Parkinson Court 09:00 - 09:15 Welcome Prof. Chris Carr, University of Leeds - Great Hall 09:15 - 09:45 Conference Opening: Katie Greenyer, Pentland, The Textile Institute World President, Future proofing our Textile Institute - Great Hall 09:45- 10:15 Keynote Prof. Jintu Fan, Cornell University, Recent Advances In Smart and Multi-Functional Fibrous Materials and Clothing - Great Hall 10:15 - 10:45 Keynote Nick Chiarelli, Foresight Factory, Integrating design with sustainable technology - Great Hall 10:45 - 11:15 Break - Parkinson Court Parallel Session 1 Innovations For Natural Fibres MS.LG 10 Functional Textiles MS.LG 15 158. Factors affecting the durability of lightweight 313. Development of an active compression system merino activewear fabrics for treating the venous disease in lower human limb Dr. Stewart Collie, AgResearch, New Zealand Gayani Nandasiri, Nottingham Trent University, UK 145. Engineered Material from Natural Fibre for 296. Self-assembled Reduced Graphene / Few-Walled Interior Design Applications Carbon Nanotube Hybrid Fibers as Binder-free Dr. Abu Sayem, Manchester Metropolitan University, Electrodes for Flexible Supercapacitors UK Dr. Yunming Jia, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, China 329. Retting Parameters and Textile Properties of 426. New generation of functionalized textiles: to Brassica napus Fibre protect and enhance human capabilities Ikra Shuvo, University of Manitoba, Canada Ana Carreira, Devan Chemicals, Belgium 11:15 - 12:30 Technical Textiles MS.LG 17 Design, Fashion and Retail MS.LG 19 SK*. High Value Manufacturing with SK. Textiles in Transition: Are you Ready for Industry Textiles, crimped or non-crimped 4.0? Prof. Prasad Potluri, University of Manchester, UK Prof. Omera Khan, University of London, UK 290. Blue Light Induced High-performance Flame- 381. Eco-system services and the circular economy for retardant Finishing for Cotton Fabric textiles Guangdong Sun, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, China Dr. David Tyler, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK 161. Sustainable Fashion Textiles Research on 288. Exploring secured traceability systems for Innovative 3D Spacer Fabrics Comprising Shape implementation in textile and clothing supply chain Memory Alloy Wire for Pressure Reduction and Tarun Agrawal, University of Boras, Sweden Redistribution Shuk-Fan Tong , Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong 12:30 - 13:30 Lunch & Conference Exhibition - Parkinson Court 13:30 - 14:00 Peter Dinsdale Memorial Lecture, David Mallinson, John Lewis, Reinventing Britain’s favourite department store - Rupert Beckett Lecture Theatre Parallel Session 2 Innovations for Natural Fibres MS.LG 10 Functional Textiles MS.LG 15 392. A new generation of textile fibre from canola 303. The influence of structural variation for resistance biomass and the impact of cultivar on fibre quality of conductive knitted fabrics Ikra Shuvo, University of Manitoba, Canada Dr. Su Liu, Donghua University, China 353. Efficacy Of Anti-Perspiration Finish Using Eco- 264. Optical sensing textile yarn for wearable Friendly Herbal Extracts On Silk Filaments electronics Felicia Sunil, The Gandhigram Rural Institute - Achala Satharasinghe, Nottingham Trent University, 14:00 - 15:30 Deemed University, India UK 422. An innovative cellulosic fibers- typha 47. Smart Diaper for Healthcare Management domingensis naturally growing on swampy lands Dr. Chi-Leung Patrick Hui, The Hong Kong Polytechnic PROGRAMMEDr. Ritu Pandey, Chandra Shekhar Azad University of University, Hong Kong Agriculture & Technology, India 222. Biobased compostable gloves from sustainable 291. Changing our ways: exploring leno weave as a material and prediction of their thermal properties tool to understand erosion Muhammad Maqsood, Maastricht University, Nicola Redmore, University of Huddersfield, UK Tuesday 24 JulyNetherlands 08:00 RegistrationTechnical Textiles- ParkinsonMS.LG Court17 Design Fashion and Retail MS.LG 19 09:00 - 09:15 Welcome162. Evaluation Prof. of Chris Thermal Carr, PropertiesUniversity of Functional of Leeds - GreatSK. Apparel Hall Co-design Based on the Sensory 09:15 - 09:45 ConferenceGarment for Orthopedic Opening: Katie Bracing Greenyer, Treatment Pentland, TheRequirements Textile Institute of the ConsumersWorld President, Future proofingDr. Joanne our Yip, Textile Hong Kong Institute Polytechnic - Great University, Hall Prof. Yan Chen, Soochow University, China Hong Kong 09:45- 10:15 Keynote Prof. Jintu Fan, Cornell University, Recent Advances In Smart and Multi-Functional Fibrous 349. Optimization of fabric structure for favourable 187. Programming Biomimetic Knitwear Using Materialseffect of shear and thickening Clothing - fluid Great impregnation Hall on Botanical Models of Differential Growth 10:15 - 10:45 Keynoteimpact resistance Nick Chiarelli, performance Foresight Factory, IntegratingDr. Janedesign Scott, with University sustainable of Leeds, technology UK - Great HallSanchi Arora, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, 10:45 - 11:15 BreakIndia - Parkinson Court 164. Artificial blood vessel using silk nanofibers 440. Case study on new products and materials from Parallel Session 1 Dr. Yoshihiro Yamashita, Osaka Seikei College, Japan textile recycling and reuse Innovations For Natural Fibres MS.LG 10 FunctionalRegis Puppim, Textiles UniversityMS. ofLG Minho, 15 Portugal 158.62. Development Factors affecting of Regenerated the durability Silk of Fibres lightweight and 313.59. Comparative Development study of an of active calculated compression and actual system merinoTextiles activewear for Medical fabrics Device Applications fordimensions treating thein shaped venous weft disease knitwear in lower human limb Dr. StewartChris Agboh, Collie, Xiros, AgResearch, UK New Zealand GayaniProf. Jess Nandasiri, Power, Staffordshire Nottingham Trent University, University, UK UK 145. Engineered Material from Natural Fibre for 296.Dr. Kevin Self-assembled Almond, University Reduced of Graphene Leeds, UK / Few-Walled 15:30 - 16:00 InteriorBreak - DesignParkinson Applications Court Carbon Nanotube Hybrid Fibers as Binder-free Dr. Abu Sayem, Manchester Metropolitan University, Electrodes for Flexible Supercapacitors Parallel Session 3 UK Dr. Yunming Jia, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, China 329.Innovations Retting Parameters for Natural and Fibres TextileMS.LG Properties 10 of 426.Functional New generation Textiles ofMS.LG functionalized 15 textiles: to Brassica110. Investigation napus Fibre of bark cloth for its surface texture protect312. Wearable and enhance Technology: human Present capabilities and Future Ikraand Shuvo,durability University for apparel of Manitoba, applications Canada AnaSophie Carreira, Wilson, Devan University Chemicals, of Otago, Belgium New Zealand TechnicalDr. Praburaj Textiles Venkataraman,MS.LG Manchester17 Design, Fashion and Retail MS.LG 19 11:15 - 12:30 Metropolitan University, UK SK*. High Value Manufacturing with SK. Textiles in Transition: Are you Ready for Industry Textiles,433. Eco Friendly crimped Coloration or non-crimped of Polyester Fabric 4.0?260. Novel techniques to analyse the water vapor Using Green Synthesis of Silver Nano Particle permeability of car seat Prof. Prasad Potluri, University of Manchester, UK Prof. Omera Khan, University of London, UK K. M. Faridul Hasan, Wuhan Textile University, China Adnan Mazari, Technical University of Liberec, Czech 290. Blue Light Induced High-performance Flame- 381. Eco-system services and the circular economy for Republic retardant Finishing for Cotton Fabric textiles Guangdong Sun, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, China Dr. David Tyler, Manchester Metropolitan University, 155. Card aerodynamics - detailing the design of the 88. Fabrication and characterization of exfoliated UK new possibilities chitosan-gelatin- montmorillonite 161. Sustainable Fashion Textiles Research on 288. Exploring secured traceability systems for Dr. Debasish Banerjee, Blackstone Synergy nanocomposite nanofibers Innovative 3D Spacer Fabrics Comprising Shape implementation in textile and clothing supply chain Consulting Group Limited, Kenya Dr. Sima Habibi, Islamic Azad University, Iran Memory Alloy Wire for Pressure Reduction and Tarun Agrawal, University of Boras, Sweden RedistributionTechnical Textiles 1 MS.LG 17 Technical Textiles 2 MS.LG 16 Shuk-Fan191. Textiles Tong in , connective Hong Kong tissue Polytechnic repair; University, a review of 404. Synthesis of electrospun composite nanofibres Honglaboratory Kong and in vivo data over the past three doped with stimuli-responsive molecular switches for 12:30 - 13:30 Lunchdecades& Conference Exhibition - Parkinson Court designing advanced sustainable smart textiles for Dr. Bahaa Seedhom, Xiros, UK conventional and high-tech applications 13:30 - 14:00 Peter Dinsdale Memorial Lecture, David Mallinson, John Lewis, Reinventing Britain’s favourite 16:00 - 17:15 Dr. Shah Billah, University of Durham, UK department50. Textile technical store - integration Rupert Beckett of shape Lecture memory Theatre160. Finite Element Approach for Modelling Non- alloys into reinforcing fabrics for the developmentParallel of SessionInvasive 2 Flexible Orthopaedic Device on Scoliotic Innovationsadaptive pleated for fiber-reinforced Natural Fibres plasticsMS.LG 10 FunctionalPatient Textiles MS.LG 15 392.Moniruddoza A new generation Ashir, Technische of textile Universität fibre from canolaDresden, 303.Wing-Yu The Chan,influence Hong of Kong structural Polytechnic variation University, for resistance biomassGermany and the impact of cultivar on fibre quality ofHong conductive Kong knitted fabrics Ikra177. Shuvo, Tubular University braids with of tuneable Manitoba, Poisson's Canada ratio Dr.126. Su Challenges Liu, Donghua arising University, from test China methods for foot 353.Ning EfficacyJiang, Hong Of Anti-Perspiration Kong Polytechnic Finish University, Using HongEco- 264.coverings Optical sensing textile yarn for wearable FriendlyKong Herbal Extracts On Silk Filaments electronicsProf. Raechel Laing, University of Otago, New Zealand FeliciaDesign Sunil, Fashion The Gandhigram and Retail MS.LG Rural Institute 19 - Achala Satharasinghe, Nottingham Trent University, 14:00 - 15:30 DeemedSK. The role University, of CTES Indiain promoting the commercial UK 422.and technical An innovative global cellulosic strategy fibers- for the typha Chinese Textile 47. Smart Diaper for Healthcare Management domingensisindustry naturally growing on swampy lands Dr. Chi-Leung Patrick Hui, The Hong Kong Polytechnic Dr.Fu Guangwei, Ritu Pandey, China Chandra Textile Shekhar Engineering Azad UniversitySociety, of University, Hong Kong AgricultureChina & Technology, India 222.373. 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Wednesday 25 July 08:00 Registration - Parkinson Court 09:00 - 09:30 Keynote Prof. John Xin, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Development of Bionic Structural Colors for Sustainable Textile Applications - Rupert Beckett Lecture Theatre 09:30 - 10:00 Keynote Prof. David Hinks, North Carolina State University, Catalyzing a Resurgent Textiles Industry via Community College - Industry - University Partnerships - Rupert Beckett Lecture Theatre 10:00 - 10:30 Keynote Prof. Behnam Pourdeyhimi, North Carolina State University, Nonwovens, the Other Textiles? Past, Current and Future Opportunities - Rupert Beckett Lecture Theatre 10:30 - 11:00 Break - Parkinson Court Parallel Session 4 Innovations for Natural Fibres MS.LG 10 Functional Textiles 1 MS.LG 15 169. Sustainable Development of Hemp Industry: 330. Surface modification of carbon fibres with Lithuanian Review graphene oxide for interface improvement in fibre- Dr. Vaida Jonaitiene, Kaunas University of reinforced composites Technology, Lithuania Lei Zeng, University of Manchester, UK 75. The study of reactive dye compatibility matrix of 331. Selective disassembly of fibre-reinforced Levafix CA reactive dyes for dyeing of cotton fiber in rotational moulded composites by plasma solvent-assisted PEG-based reverse micelle dyeing functionalisation system Dr. Muhammad Tausif, University of Leeds, UK Yiu Lun Tang, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong 342. Characterization of Bamboo composites 285. Developing conductive fabric using bacterial Underscoring Node Effects cellulose-polyaniline composite Rashed Al Mizan, BGMEA University of Fashion & Hyunjin Kim, Sookmyung Women's University, Technology, Bangladesh Republic of Korea 425. Inherent antioxidant and antibiotic activity of SK. Promotion and Practice of International Standards lignocellulosic fibers predisposing them to functional in Leading Textile Enterprises: the SUNSHINE 11:00 - 12:30 clothing purpose Experience Prof. Malgorzata Zimniewska, Institute of Natural Yong Xu, Jiangsu Sunshine Group, China Fibers and Medicinal Plants, Poland Functional Textiles 2 MS.LG 16 Design Fashion & Retail MS.LG 19 335. Surface Modification of Carbon Fibres for 259. Knitted Material in Movement Interface Improvement in Textile Composites Dr. Mandy Smith, Auckland University of Technology, Jiawen Qiu,University of Manchester, UK New Zealand 136. Development of electrochemical polyaniline/BC 30. SOOT – A study of emotionally design and textile composite using laccase catalysis colourants Euijin Shim, Sookmyung Women's University, Neha Rao, Chelsea College of Art and Design, UK Republic of Korea 104. Research and improvement of the fuzzing and 418. The sharing economy: Fashion business pilling performance of fabric made from polyester enterprise cases interlaced yarn. Dr. Eunsuk Hur, University of Leeds, UK MD Rokibul Hasan, Wuhan Textile University, China 337. A case study on mining curtains and its recycling 123. The No-Sew Revolution....the next chapter aspects Anita Mitchell, Manchester Metropolitan University, Dr. Asis Patnaik, Cape Peninsula University of UK Technology, South Africa 12:30 - 13:30 Lunch - Parkinson Court 13:30 - 14:00 Keynote Prof. Jianzhong Shao, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, Fabrication of tough photonic crystals for structural colouration of textiles - Rupert Beckett Lecture Theatre Parallel Session 5 Innovations for Natural Fibres MS.LG 10 Functional Textiles MS.LG 15 71. Dyeing of EDTA modified jute with reactive dyes 95. Designing the future of the medical textile sector in absence of salt Holly Morris, University of Otago, New Zealand 14:00 - 15:15 Dr. Sumantra Bakshi, National Institute of Fashion Technology, Kolkata, India 435. Extraction of anthocyanins from blackcurrant 206. Design and Construction of Integrated Solar (Ribes nigrum L.) fruit waste and application as Textile Fabrics renewable textile dyes Dr. Robert Mather, Power Textiles Limited, UK Dr. Richard Blackburn, University of Leeds, UK

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Wednesday 25 July 08:00 Registration143. Enzymatic- colorationParkinson of Court bacterial cellulose via 99. The influence of bra features on wearing comfort 09:00 - 09:30 Keynotelaccase-catalyzed Prof. John polymerization Xin, HongKong of phenol Polytechnic University,and breastDevelopment support of brasof Bionic Structural Colors forcompounds Sustainable Textile Applications - Rupert BeckettDr. Lecture Kit-Lun Theatre Yick, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, 09:30 - 10:00 KeynoteJi Eun Song, Prof. Sookmyung David Hinks, Women's North University, Carolina State University,Hong KongCatalyzing a Resurgent Textiles Industry Republic of Korea via Community College - Industry - University Partnerships - Rupert Beckett Lecture Theatre Protective and Barrier Textiles MS.LG 17 Design, Fashion & Retail MS.LG 19 10:00 - 10:30 Keynote Prof. Behnam Pourdeyhimi, North Carolina State University, Nonwovens, the Other 61. Development of a novel wound dressing material 212. The Roles of Digital Print and Specialist Design & Textiles?based on a Past, blend Current of Psyllium and and Future Alginate Opportunities -Colour Rupert Management Beckett Lecture Software Theatre in Sustainable Textile 10:30 - 11:00 Breakpolysaccharides- Parkinson Court Printing Dr. Chris Agboh, Xiros, UK Parallel SessionDuncan 4 Ross, AVA CAD CAM, UK Innovations245. Effect of processfor Natural parameters Fibres onMS.LG viscoelastic 10 Functional194. Fashion Textiles education:1 MS.LG toybox 15 or toolbox 169.properties Sustainable of energy Development absorbing of materials Hemp Industry: 330.Anastasia Surface Vouyouka, modification SITAM-AB of carbon Fashion fibres Studies, with LithuanianDr. Yong Kim, Review University of Massachusetts - grapheneGreece oxide for interface improvement in fibre- Dr.Dartmouth, Vaida Jonaitiene, USA Kaunas University of reinforced composites Technology,253. Preparation Lithuania of PTFE Foam Coating Composite Lei442. Zeng, Jute: University its journey of in Manchester, the apparel UKsector 75.Filter The with study High of Filtration reactive dye Efficiency compatibility matrix of 331.Ms. Paridhi Selective Dhanuka disassembly of fibre-reinforced LevafixProf. Hong CA reactive Wang, Donghua dyes for University,dyeing of cotton China fiber in rotational moulded composites by plasma 15:15 - 15:45 solvent-assistedBreak - Parkinson PEG-based Court reverse micelle dyeing functionalisation system Parallel SessionDr. Muhammad 6 Tausif, University of Leeds, UK YiuInnovations Lun Tang,Hong for Natural Kong Polytechnic Fibres MS.LG University, 10 Functional Textiles 1 MS.LG 15 Hong107. Human Kong Hair Colouring by Utilising Chemical 91. Technical textiles sustainable solutions to directly 342.Oxidation Characterization of Bio-Catechols of Bamboo composites 285.reduce Developing global landfill conductive waste of fabric paint using exhaust bacterial filtration UnderscoringDr. Takanori Matsubara, Node Effects College of Industrial cellulose-polyanilinein the automotive industry. composite RashedTechnology, Al Mizan, Japan BGMEA University of Fashion & HyunjinDr. Jane Kim, Howarth, Sookmyung University Women's of Bolton, University, UK Technology,111. Dyeing of Bangladesh cotton yarn with natural extracts Republic214. The ofconductivity Korea mechanism of polyacrylonitryle 425.from Inherent lac, marigold antioxidant flower, and neem antibiotic tree bark activity and of SK.fibersPromotion doped in and situ Practice with silver of International nanoparticles Standards lignocellulosicBurma padauk fibers tree bark predisposing them to functional inOlg Leadinga Rac-Ru Textilemijow Enterprises:ska, Wrocław the Un SUNSHINEiversity of Science 11:00 - 12:30 clothingDr. Monthon purpose Nakpathom, National Metal and Experienceand Technology, Poland Prof.Materials Malgorzata Technology Zimniewska, Center, ThailandInstitute of Natural Yong Xu, Jiangsu Sunshine Group, China Fibers439. Optimisation and Medicinal ofColour Plants, Fibre-Blend Poland Systems 352. Heat and moisture transport properties of FunctionalProf. Stephen Textiles Westland,2 MS.LG University 16 of Leeds, UK Designhollow/microporous Fashion & Retail yarn fabricsMS.LG 19 335.Dr. Caroline Surface Hemingray, Modification Leeds of Carbon Beckett Fibres University, for UK 259.Dr. Devanand Knitted Material Uttam, GZSCCETin Movement Bathinda, India 15:45 - 17:15 Interface92. Dyeing Improvement properties improvement in Textile Composites of weld on Dr.441. Mandy Delivering Smith, the Auckland Comfort University and Performance of Technology, that Jiawencorona Qiu,Universitydischarge treated of Manchester, wool fabric UK NewCustomers Zealand Demand 136.Dr. Aazam Development Talebian, of Islamic electrochemical Azad University, polyaniline/BC Iran 30.John SOOT Crocker, – A study SDL Atlas of emotionally Textile Testing design Solutions, and textile USA compositeFunctional using Textiles laccase2 MS.LG catalysis 16 colourantsDesign, Fashion & Retail MS.LG 19 Euijin363. Facile Shim, fabrication Sookmyung of Women's amorphous University, photonic Neha112. Image Rao, Chelsea analysis College as a basis of Art to the and design Design, of UK Republicstructures of with Korea non-iridescent and high-stable wheelchair rugby sportswear 104.structural Research color and on improvementtextile substrates of the fuzzing and 418.Dr. Sara The Braganca, sharing economy: Southampton Fashion Solent business University, UK pillingYichen performance Li, Zhejiang Sci-Tech of fabric University, made from China polyester enterprise cases interlaced350. Synthesis yarn. of ethyl cellulose microcapsules with Dr.275. Eunsuk Assessing Hur, the University Impact of of Sharing Leeds, UK Textile Crafts MDimmortelle Rokibul essential Hasan, Wuhan oil Textile University, China Skills between UK and Indian Universities 337.Prof. A Sandra case study Bischof, on miningUniversity curtains of Zagreb, and its Croatia recycling 123.Dr. Julie The King, No-Sew University Revolution....the of Northampton, next chapter UK aspects309. Optimization of fire resistant and comfort Anita226. The Mitchell, Marketing Manchester of Culture: Metropolitan Luxury Brands’ University, Art Dr.properties Asis Patnaik, of knitted Cape fabrics Peninsula University of UKAppropriation in China Technology,Dr. Hafsa Jamshaid, South Africa National Textile University, Dr. WenYing Claire Shih, Hsuan Chuang University, 12:30 - 13:30 LunchPakistan- Parkinson Court Taiwan 13:30 - 14:00 Keynote346. Fibre-based Prof. Jianzhong chemical sensors Shao, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University,223. ChaineFabrication Operatoire: ofIndonesian tough photonic Stitch Resist crystals forDr.Carol structural Crean, colouration University of of Surrey, textiles UK - Rupert BeckettDyeing Lecture Technique Theatre Parallel SessionBintan Titisari, 5 University of Leeds, UK 18:30 InnovationsCoaches Depart for Natural to Conference Fibres MS.LG Dinner 10 Royal ArmouriesFunctional Leeds Textiles MS.LG 15 71. Dyeing of EDTA modified jute with reactive dyes 95. Designing the future of the medical textile sector in absence of salt Holly Morris, University of Otago, New Zealand 14:00 - 15:15 Dr. Sumantra Bakshi, National Institute of Fashion Technology, Kolkata, India 435. Extraction of anthocyanins from blackcurrant 206. Design and Construction of Integrated Solar (Ribes nigrum L.) fruit waste and application as Textile Fabrics renewable textile dyes Dr. Robert Mather, Power Textiles Limited, UK Dr. Richard Blackburn, University of Leeds, UK

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Thursday 26 July 08:00 Registration - Parkinson Court 09:00 - 09:30 Keynote Beatrix Ong MBE, A Step into a Responsible Future… - Rupert Beckett Lecture Theatre 09:30 - 10:00 Keynote Prof. Stephen Russell, University of Leeds, Nonwovens Fit for the Next Regeneration - Rupert Beckett Lecture Theatre 10:00 - 10:30 Keynote Prof. Calvin Wong, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, How Artificial Intelligence Reshapes Online Shopping Experience: Challenges and Opportunities? - Rupert Beckett Lecture Theatre 10:30 - 11:00 Break - Parkinson Court Parallel Session 7 Textile Processes MS.LG 10 Functional Textiles MS.LG 15 398. Enzyme technology for sustainable textile 94. FE simulation of the interaction between breast coloration and surface pattern and daily bra during wearing Prof. Jinsong Shen, De Montfort University, UK Yue Sun, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong 297. Study on a water-saving and salt-free reactive 93. Analysis of bra design features for older women dyeing of cotton fabrics in non-aqueous medium of Shichen Zhang, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, liquid paraffin system Hong Kong Yuan An, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, China 193. Introduction of multi-dyes into Metal-Organic 209. Selection and Characterisation of Warp Knitted Frameworks materials for highly efficient Textile Materials used for Reflector Antennas on photodegradation of ultra-stubborn dyes under Communications Satellites visible-light irradiation Isa Bettermann, RWTH Aachen University, Germany Dr. Qing Li, Xi’an Polytechnic University, China 270. Spinning of high hollow pet filaments and their 181. Effect Of Bicomponent Fibers On Acoustical physical property according to elution conditions Properties of Spunmelt Three-layered Nonwovens Dr. Ji Man Kang, Korea Textile Development Dr. Dilan Canan Celikel, Gaziantep University, Turkey 11:00 - 12:30 institute, Republic of Korea Colour and Education MS.LG 16 Design, Fashion & Retail MS.LG 19 SK. Importance of Colour for Textile and Clothing 198. The Deployment of Korean Cultural Elements in Prof. Tetsuya Sato, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Printed Textiles Japan Jihye Park, University of Leeds, UK 317. The impact of LED lighting for textile industry 41. Technically Craft: Interdisciplinary Design Practice Prof. Ronnier Luo, Zhejiang University, China for Interactive Textiles Anne Toomey, Royal College of Art, UK 258. Modelling of the yarn-fabric spectral 405. Archiving futures: Cloth stories participatory reflectance for solid yarn-dyed fabric based on methodologies and practices, can records and archives hyper-spectral imaging system speak for themselves Prof. Zhang Jianxin, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, Rose Sinclair, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK China 45. Virtual Learning Environments for future textile 146. Analysis of the Sustainable Development education Potential of As You Like It Costume Design Working Andrew Filarowski, Society of Dyers and Colourists, Module UK Prof. Yi-meei Wang, National Taiwan University, Taiwan 12:30 - 13:30 Lunch - Parkinson Court Parallel Session 8 Textile Processes MS.LG 10 Functional Textiles MS.LG 15 377. Discriminatory Mechanical and Sensory 267. Study the Comfort properties of Conductive Properties for the Study of Fabric Finishing in the fabrics made by nanotechnology Laundry Cycle Azam Ali, Technical University of Liberec, Czech 13:30 - 14:45 Christopher Boardman, Unilever, UK Republic 324. Effects of position and tension of nylon filament 74. Evaluation of stress distribution on body exerted on properties of wool sirofil yarns by compression sports bras by using finite-element Dr. Tao Hua, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong sub-models of body and sports bra Kong Ruixin Liang, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

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Thursday 26 July 08:00 326.Registration Influence- ofParkinson carding and Court punching parameters 436. Investigation into the Wet Abrasion of Cotton 09:00 - 09:30 onKeynote fibre orientation Beatrix Ong in cardedMBE, webA Step and into properties a Responsible of Fabric Future… and the- Rupert Effect of Beckett Anti-Fibrillation Lecture TreatmentsTheatre 09:30 - 10:00 needleKeynote punch Prof. nonwoven Stephen Russell, University of Leeds,Prof.Nonwovens Chris Carr, Fit University for the ofNext Leeds, Regeneration UK - Rupayan Roy, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, Rupert Beckett Lecture Theatre India 10:00 - 10:30 Keynote Prof. Calvin Wong, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, How Artificial Intelligence Reshapes Testing and Education MS.LG 16 Design, Fashion & Retail MS.LG 19 Online Shopping Experience: Challenges and Opportunities? - Rupert Beckett Lecture Theatre 437. Image-based Assessment of Fabric Pilling 319. Image creation on uniform jacquard textile by 10:30 - 11:00 Dr.Break Peter- Parkinson A. Rhodes, Court University of Leeds, UK laser ablation and multi-layered friction-spinning Parallel Sessiontechnologies 7 Textile Processes MS.LG 10 Dr.Functional Frankie Ng, Textiles Hong KongMS.LG Polytechnic 15 University, 398. Enzyme technology for sustainable textile Hong94. FE Kong simulation of the interaction between breast 365.coloration Methods and for surface Characterising pattern Fabric 131.and daily Radical bra change during forwearing novice textile designers in DeformationsProf. Jinsong Shen, De Montfort University, UK acceleratedYue Sun, Hong CAD Kong learning Polytechnic and application University, Hong Kong Dr.297. Ningtao Study on Mao, a water-saving University of and Leeds, salt-free UK reactive Dr.93. PhilAnalysis Henry, of braUniversity design offeatures Leeds, for UK older women 114.dyeing Outlines of cotton and fabrics Outliers: in non-aqueous A mix-method medium study of of 397.Shichen Made Zhang, in Macclesfield: Hong Kong Polytechnic community University,engagement garmentliquid paraffin silhouette system and ageing body shape throughHong Kong contemporary textile crafts MinzhiYuan An, Zhang, Zhejiang University Sci-Tech of University, Manchester, China UK Francesca Lockett Richardson, University of 193. Introduction of multi-dyes into Metal-Organic Huddersfield,209. Selection UK and Characterisation of Warp Knitted 14:45 - 15:15 BreakFrameworks- Parkinson materials Court for highly efficient Textile Materials used for Reflector Antennas on 15:15 - 15:45 Closingphotodegradation Ceremony of- ultra-stubbornRupert Beckett dyes Lecture under TheatreCommunications Satellites 16:00 - 21:30 Svisible-lightchool of Design irradiation Tours and Entertainment Isa Bettermann, RWTH Aachen University, Germany Dr. Qing Li, Xi’an Polytechnic University, China 270. Spinning of high hollow pet filaments and their 181. Effect Of Bicomponent Fibers On Acoustical *SK Denotes Sessionphysical Keynote property according to elution conditions Properties of Spunmelt Three-layered Nonwovens Dr. Ji Man Kang, Korea Textile Development Dr. Dilan Canan Celikel, Gaziantep University, Turkey 11:00 - 12:30 institute, Republic of Korea Colour and Education MS.LG 16 Design, Fashion & Retail MS.LG 19 SK. Importance of Colour for Textile and Clothing 198. The Deployment of Korean Cultural Elements in Prof. Tetsuya Sato, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Printed Textiles Japan Jihye Park, University of Leeds, UK 317. The impact of LED lighting for textile industry 41. Technically Craft: Interdisciplinary Design Practice Prof. Ronnier Luo, Zhejiang University, China for Interactive Textiles Anne Toomey, Royal College of Art, UK 258. Modelling of the yarn-fabric spectral 405. Archiving futures: Cloth stories participatory reflectance for solid yarn-dyed fabric based on methodologies and practices, can records and archives hyper-spectral imaging system speak for themselves Prof. Zhang Jianxin, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, Rose Sinclair, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK China 45. Virtual Learning Environments for future textile 146. Analysis of the Sustainable Development education Potential of As You Like It Costume Design Working Andrew Filarowski, Society of Dyers and Colourists, Module UK Prof. Yi-meei Wang, National Taiwan University, Taiwan 12:30 - 13:30 Lunch - Parkinson Court Parallel Session 8 Textile Processes MS.LG 10 Functional Textiles MS.LG 15 377. Discriminatory Mechanical and Sensory 267. Study the Comfort properties of Conductive Properties for the Study of Fabric Finishing in the fabrics made by nanotechnology Laundry Cycle Azam Ali, Technical University of Liberec, Czech 13:30 - 14:45 Christopher Boardman, Unilever, UK Republic 324. Effects of position and tension of nylon filament 74. Evaluation of stress distribution on body exerted on properties of wool sirofil yarns by compression sports bras by using finite-element Dr. Tao Hua, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong sub-models of body and sports bra Kong Ruixin Liang, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

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Advanced Fibres and Materials Manufacture ID Title 66 A study of electrical percolation threshold about carbon black in polymer composites Dr Sang Young Yeo, Korea Institute of Industrial Technology, Republic of Korea Fabrication and characterization of exfoliated chitosan-gelatin- montmorillonite nanocomposite 88 nanofibers Dr Sima Habibi, Islamic Azad University, Yadgare Imam Khomeini (RAH) Shahr-e-Rey Branch, Iran 106 Investigation of thermal conductivity of 3D PET knits with different bio-ceramic additives Dr Vitalija Rubeziene, Center for Physical Sciences and Technology, Lithuania 181 Effect of bicomponent fibers on acoustical properties of spunmelt three-layered nonwovens Dr Dilan Canan Celikel, Gaziantep University, Turkey 240 The application of auxetic material for protective sports apparel Charlotte Moroney, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK 305 On-demand activation of an antimicrobial biomaterial for oral soft tissue regeneration Amy Smith, University of Leeds, UK In-situ synthesis of nano silver inside chitosan nano fibrous web and its deposition on polyester 367 nonwoven structure for water purification Rahul Gadkari, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India Polyurethane/graphene nanocomposite based weather resistant and gas barrier films and laminated 407 textiles for aerostat application Mr Bapan Adak, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India

Business ID Title

121 A model for adopting e-learning tools within the creative arts: a multiple stakeholder analysis Ryan Wilkinson, University of Huddersfield, UK

189 Environmental reporting: the way forward Dr Christina Wong, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong "How the competitiveness & sustainable development is reality through livelihood development & 265 income increment in textiles MSMEs by cluster based approach?- an Indian case study” Dr Saumen Mapdar, Ministry of Textiles, India

302 OEM - manufacturer matrix for reviving the financial fortunes of the textile value chain Dr Debasish Banerjee, Blackstone Synergy Consulting Group Limited, Kenya

Characterisation and Instrumentation ID Title Designing parameters for prosthetic grafts: analyzing the effects of stress and alcohol on medical grade 87 polyester Dr Mashiur Rahman, University of Manitoba, Canada 384 The extent of use of scanning electron microscopy in textile research and its reproducibility Michael Brookes, University of Leeds, UK 419 Realising nonwoven textiles as acoustic absorbents Neha Sharma, University of Salford, UK

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Clothing ID Title

243 Assessment of carbon emission in garment sewing production process Xujing Zhang, Soochow University, China 248 Palestinian cultural heritage, symbolic costumes and textile designs Beissan Arafat, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK Employers' perception of achieved competency delivered by trainers in preparing graduates for 360 productive careers in textile/clothing industry in a developing country; Sri Lanka in perspective Prof Rohana Kuruppu, RMIT University/Brandix College of Clothing Technology, Sri Lanka

376 Healthcare solutions; the role of wearable textiles Andrea Izquierdo Ruiz, University of Manchester, UK 431 Thermal and Tactile Comfort of Nanofilament Fabric Musaddaq Azeem, Technical University of Liberec, Czech Republic

Colouration ID Title 92 Dyeing properties improvement of weld on corona discharge treated wool fabric Dr Aazam Talebian, Islamic Azad University, Iran Dr Aazam Talebian

109 Novel silk colouration by utilising metal chelation, oxidation or co-pigmentation of natural dyes Asuka Sato, College of Industrial Technology, Japan 196 Colour perception of clothes images: comparison between Thai and Japanese data Dr Saori Kitaguchi, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan 251 Study on properties of full deacetylated xanthan and its application in reactive printing Dr Lili Wang, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, China 379 Improvement of hydrophilicity and water/oil repellency of polyester fabrics Dr Burcu Yılmaz Şahinbaşkan, Marmara Universitym Turkey Identification of a screen print approach for the application of multi-colour and pattern changing 338 photochromic effects Dilusha Rajapakse, Birmingham City University, UK In-situ synthesis of silver nanoparticles@linen via green approach using orange peel extract biomolecules 390 as natural reductants Dr Shahid Ul Islam, Birmingham City University, United Kingdom

Design & Fashion ID Title 192 Mechanical properties of Japanese and Scottish tweed fabrics Prof Machiko Murakami, Gifu City Women's College, Japan 255 A study of microbiological patterns applied in traditional wall-hanging designs Yajie Gao,University of Manchester, UK 257 Fast, lean and green fashion; integrating design with sustainability Caroline Gilbey, Ravensbourne, UK 281 The ultimate bag for life Laura Camerer Cuss, Stitchsmith, UK Exploring indigenous West African fabric design in the context of contemporary global commercial 284 production Richard Acquaye, University of Southampton, UK

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Colouration ID Title 92 Dyeing properties improvement of weld on corona discharge treated wool fabric Dr Aazam Talebian, Islamic Azad University, Iran Dr Aazam Talebian

109 Novel silk colouration by utilising metal chelation, oxidation or co-pigmentation of natural dyes Asuka Sato, College of Industrial Technology, Japan 196 Colour perception of clothes images: comparison between Thai and Japanese data Dr Saori Kitaguchi, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan 251 Study on properties of full deacetylated xanthan and its application in reactive printing Dr Lili Wang, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, China 379 Improvement of hydrophilicity and water/oil repellency of polyester fabrics Dr Burcu Yılmaz Şahinbaşkan, Marmara Universitym Turkey Identification of a screen print approach for the application of multi-colour and pattern changing 338 photochromic effects Dilusha Rajapakse, Birmingham City University, UK In-situ synthesis of silver nanoparticles@linen via green approach using orange peel extract biomolecules CONFERENCE390 as natural reductants POSTER LIST Dr Shahid Ul Islam, Birmingham City University, United Kingdom

Design & Fashion Innovative light-emitting imaging on fabrics integrated with polymer optical fibre using laser 321ID micromachiningTitle technology 192Dr MechanicalInnovative Frankie Ng, light-emitting properties The Hong of Kong imagingJapanese Polytechnic on and fabrics Scottish University, integrated tweed Hongfabrics with Kong polymer optical fibre using laser 328321 HowmicromachiningProf Machiko can industry Murakami, technology and technologists Gifu City Women's utilise the College, unique Japan craft knowledge of weavers? 255Sophie ADr study Frankie Zajicek, of Ng,microbiological The University Hong Kong of patterns the Polytechnic West applied of England, University, in traditional UK Hong wall-hanging Kong designs 395328 AHowYajie systematic canGao,University industry review and of of technologists Manchester, zero waste fashion UK utilise construction the unique craft techniques knowledge of weavers? 257Dr Fast,Sophie Hye-Won lean Zajicek, and Lim, green University Birmingham fashion; of the integrating City West University, of England, design UK with UK sustainability 395 ACaroline systematic Gilbey, review Ravensbourne, of zero waste UK fashion construction techniques 281 TheDr Hye-Won ultimate Lim, bag Birminghamfor life City University, UK Laura Camerer Cuss, Stitchsmith, UK SustainabilityExploring indigenous West African fabric design in the context of contemporary global commercial 284ID Titleproduction SustainabilityRichard Acquaye, University of Southampton, UK 90 Sustainable competitiveness in the urbanization economies of slow relational fashion networks in Taiwan ID Title Dr WenYing, Claire Shih, Hsuan Chuang University, Taiwan 16990 Sustainable developmentcompetitiveness of hemp in the industry: urbanization Lithuanian economies review of slow relational fashion networks in Taiwan Dr VaidaWenYing, Jonaitiene, Claire Shih, Kaunas Hsuan University Chuang of University, Technology, Taiwan Lithuania 169 IntroductionSustainable development of multi-dyes of into hemp metal-organic industry: Lithuanian frameworks review materials for highly efficient photodegradation 193 ofDr ultra-stubborn Vaida Jonaitiene, dyes Kaunas under University visible-light of Technology,irradiation Lithuania DrIntroduction Qing Li, Xi’an of multi-dyesPolytechnic into University, metal-organic China frameworks materials for highly efficient photodegradation 232193 Developmentof ultra-stubborn of nonwoven dyes under air visible-light filter for petrol irradiation and diesel engines PranilDr Qing Vora, Li, Xi’an D.K.T.E'S Polytechnic Textile University,& Engineering China Institute, India 340232 IntroducingDevelopment "Scoby" of nonwoven textiles air to teensfilter for petrol and diesel engines GraciePranil Vora, Matthews, D.K.T.E'S St Cuthberts Textile & EngineeringCollege, New Institute, Zealand India 343340 AIntroducing study on antimicrobial "Scoby" textiles efficiency to teens of croton bonplandianum stems sap on cotton fabric GoutamGracie Matthews, Bar, National St Cuthberts Institute ofCollege, Fashion New Technology, Zealand Bhubaneswar, India 343 ApplicationA study on antimicrobial of ethyl cellulose efficiency microcapsules of croton with bonplandianum Helichrysum stems italicum sap essential on cotton oil fabric onto modal and cotton 350 fabricGoutam Bar, National Institute of Fashion Technology, Bhubaneswar, India ProfApplication Sandra Bischof,of ethyl Universitycellulose microcapsules of Zagreb, Croatia with Helichrysum italicum essential oil onto modal and cotton 350 fabric 366 From responsive design to sustainable systems: digital laser processing across the textile production cycle Prof Sandra Bischof, University of Zagreb, Croatia Dr Laura Morgan, Loughborough University, UK 374366 CharacterizationFrom responsive of design bamboo to sustainable fibers underscoring systems: digitalnode effects laser processing across the textile production cycle IrfanDr Laura Iqbal, Morgan, BG University, Loughborough Bangladesh University, UK 374 Characterization of bamboo fibers underscoring node effects 382 Study on key problems and their features towards an industrial level of fashion remanufacturing Irfan Iqbal, BG University, Bangladesh Biruk Semu, University of Borås, Sweden 382 Study on key problems and their features towards an industrial level of fashion remanufacturing 406 Investigation into the development of a durable and “degradable” binder for the inkjet printing of cotton Biruk Semu, University of Borås, Sweden Xenia Mutter, University of Leeds, UK 406 Investigation into the development of a durable and “degradable” binder for the inkjet printing of cotton Xenia Mutter, University of Leeds, UK Textile Manufacturing ID Title 55 CottonTextile yarnManufacturing production process parameters optimization ID ZeeshanTitle Mohammad Ali, Baluchistan University of Information Technology engineering & management 55sciences, Cotton yarn Quetta, production Pakistan process parameters optimization EffectZeeshan of Mohammadyarn input tension Ali, Baluchistan and stitch University cam setting of Information on the dimensional Technology parameters engineering of circular & management knitted 76 fabricssciences, using Quetta, ultrasonic Pakistan technique DrEffect Sandip of yarn Mukherjee, input tension National and Institute stitch cam of Fashion setting Technology, on the dimensional Kolkata, parameters India of circular knitted 76 Researchfabrics using and ultrasonic improvement technique of the fuzzing and pilling performance of fabric made from polyester 104 interlacedDr Sandip Mukherjee, yarn. National Institute of Fashion Technology, Kolkata, India MDResearch Rokibul and Hasan, improvement Wuhan Textile of the University, fuzzing and China pilling performance of fabric made from polyester 104 interlaced yarn. MD Rokibul Hasan, Wuhan Textile University, China

16 | THE 91ST TEXTILE INSTITUTE WORLD CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Innovative light-emitting imaging on fabrics integrated with polymer optical fibre using laser 321 micromachining technology Dr Frankie Ng, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong 328 How can industry and technologists utilise the unique craft knowledge of weavers? Sophie Zajicek, University of the West of England, UK 395 A systematic review of zero waste fashion construction techniques Dr Hye-Won Lim, Birmingham City University, UK

Sustainability ID Title 90 Sustainable competitiveness in the urbanization economies of slow relational fashion networks in Taiwan Dr WenYing, Claire Shih, Hsuan Chuang University, Taiwan 169 Sustainable development of hemp industry: Lithuanian review Dr Vaida Jonaitiene, Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania Introduction of multi-dyes into metal-organic frameworks materials for highly efficient photodegradation 193 of ultra-stubborn dyes under visible-light irradiation Dr Qing Li, Xi’an Polytechnic University, China 232 Development of nonwoven air filter for petrol and diesel engines Pranil Vora, D.K.T.E'S Textile & Engineering Institute, India 340 Introducing "Scoby" textiles to teens Gracie Matthews, St Cuthberts College, New Zealand 343 A study on antimicrobial efficiency of croton bonplandianum stems sap on cotton fabric Goutam Bar, National Institute of Fashion Technology, Bhubaneswar, India Application of ethyl cellulose microcapsules with Helichrysum italicum essential oil onto modal and cotton 350 fabric Prof Sandra Bischof, University of Zagreb, Croatia 366 From responsive design to sustainable systems: digital laser processing across the textile production cycle Dr Laura Morgan, Loughborough University, UK 374 Characterization of bamboo fibers underscoring node effects Irfan Iqbal, BG University, Bangladesh 382 Study on key problems and their features towards an industrial level of fashion remanufacturing Biruk Semu, University of Borås, Sweden 406 Investigation into the development of a durable and “degradable” binder for the inkjet printing of cotton CONFERENCEXenia Mutter, University POSTER of Leeds, UK LIST

Textile Manufacturing ID Title 55 CottonSignificance yarn ofproduction thermal shrinkage process parameters of heat-set optimization polyester plain knitted fabric panels subjected to different 108 thermalZeeshan basedMohammad processes Ali, Baluchistan University of Information Technology engineering & management H.A.sciences, Ayomi Quetta, Enoka Pakistan Perera, University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka LaccaseEffect of immobilization yarn input tension onto and plasma stitch treated cam setting polyethylene/polypropylene on the dimensional parameters nonwoven ofcircular for dye knitted 17076 decolorizaitonfabrics using ultrasonic filter bag technique media Prof.Dr Sandip So Hee Mukherjee, Lee, Gyeongsang National National Institute University, of Fashion Republic Technology, of Korea Kolkata, India 256 RelatingResearch energy and improvement usage to fabric of the properties fuzzing andin the pilling hydroentanglement performance of processfabric made from polyester 104 Drinterlaced Doice Moyo, yarn. Cape Peninsula University of Technology, South Africa 263 EffectsMD Rokibul of ozone Hasan, washing Wuhan treatment Textile University, on the structure China and mechanical properties of polyolefin elastic fibers Ms Gao Ke, Wuhan Textile University, China 270 Spinning of high hollow pet filaments and their physical property according to elution conditions Dr Ji Man Kang, Korea Textile Development Institute, Republic of Korea 295 Effect of loop structures on compression, friction and abrasion resistance of warp-knitted spacer fabrics Dr Yanping Liu, Donghua University, China 314 Determine the shear rigidity modulus for warp knitted non-crimp fabrics by picture frame test Dr Jinhua Jiang, Donghua University, China 315 Compression and permeability of fiber reinforced material in VIMP Prof Nanliang Chen, Donghua University, China

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Monday 23 July - Welcome Reception

On Monday 23rd July, 16:00 - 19:00, we are holding a welcome reception for early arrivals in Parkinson Court. All attendees are welcome. This is a fantastic opportunity to register and collect your conference badge and bag, meet fellow delegates and network. A light buffet and drinks will be served. Poster presenters are also invited to hang their posters on arrival in advance of the academic conference starting on Tuesday.

Tuesday 24 July - Poster Exhibition & Buffet

Parkinson Court will host the TIWC 2018 Poster Session from 17:30 on Tuesday 24 July. We would like all poster presenters to be available to answer questions on their work for the duration of the poster exhibition. A hot fork buffet and drinks will be served.

Wednesday 25 July - Gala Dinner and Awards Ceremony, Royal Armouries Leeds

All full Conference Delegates, Student Delegates and Wednesday Day Delegates are invited to attend the Gala Dinner and Awards Ceremony at the Royal Armouries. Coaches depart from the Parkinson Steps outside the Parkinson Building at 18:30. Coaches return from 22:00 to the Parkinson Steps. The dress code is smart casual.

Thursday 26 July - Social Evening, School of Design Tours and Entertainment

The social interaction and networking of any conference is important and so we have tried to provide another distinctive event that will build on the Dinner at the Royal Armouries. The social evening on Thursday is built around the tour of the School of Design and its facilities, but in addition we are also showcasing a jazz band to provide soothing mellow tones, bhangra music and dance to set your feet tapping and karaoke for the “rock and pop stars” to round off the evening. In addressing your musical and cultural appetites we will also provide the expected food and drinks to ensure your dietary intake needs are also satisfied.

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