‘Dyeing Technologies for the Circular Economy’ is the third in a series of Masterclasses for the textile industry delivered by Zero Waste Scotland.
Textile dyeing is constantly evolving. With the primary objectives of textile dyeing being to improve the aesthetic and functional properties of textiles, the demand for superior quality and functionality from textiles is increasing. Dyeing operations must improve.
Techniques are being scrutinised to be more efficient from the technical, economic and ecological perspective and this trend is continuing. But what novel dyeing techniques will the future hold? Where does sustainability come into play?
Dr Richard Blackburn will give you a new perspective on textile dyeing, and the future of this constantly evolving area. The textile coloration of the world is changing!
Date & Time: Tuesday 01 March 2016 from 09:30 – 17:00
Venue: Lecture TBC, Edinburgh Napier University,School of Arts & Creative Industries, Merchiston Campus, EH10 5DT
Who should attend?– The Masterclass is free to attend and open to individuals in the textile industry looking to learn more about sustainable textile design. Attendance is by application and selection.
How can I register?- Download the Application Form from the Zero Waste Scotland website. Any queries please contact Suzanne on nelson@mabbett.eu
Dr Blackburn will also be carrying out a shorter version through an Open Lecture for the general public and students on 29 February 2016, from 18:30-20:00.
Click here for more information or to register.
This course is approved by The Textile Institute.
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