Tallinn University Researchers Focus on Textile Technology and Circularity Textile materials extend far beyond clothing and fashion, playing a crucial role in numerous industries. The textile technology laboratory at Tallinn University of Technology is dedicated to advancing these materials and exploring innovative solutions for managing textile waste. The laboratory’s work centers on developing new textile technologies and repurposing existing materials. According to Tiia Plamuse, the laboratory’s director and a co-professor, expertise in textile technology is increasingly vital for Estonia’s economic development and preparedness for unforeseen circumstances. “Textile technology competence is important for the country both for the development of the industry and for crisis situations,” Plamuse stated. The research team investigates methods for transforming used textiles into valuable resources, contributing to a more sustainable and circular economy. The laboratory’s efforts contribute to a broader understanding of textile science and engineering, with potential applications across diverse sectors. The focus on innovative technology within the textile field is seen as a strategic investment for Estonia, bolstering resilience and supporting industrial growth. Further research is planned to explore the full potential of textile materials and their role in addressing future challenges. Topics: #textile #technology #crisis Post navigation ANALYSIS ⟩ A European crisis of leadership on the Ukraine issue OTSE POSTIMEHEST ERISAADE⟩Has our international order changed? President Toomas Hendrik Ilves is in the studio