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Sustainable clothing futures

The main aim of the project is to investigate how new solutions and practices for producing, (re-)using and recycling clothes can contribute to more efficient resource use and reduced climate

FULLRECO4US

Waste is being generated as a result of population growth, industrialization, and improvement of human standard of living. In the absence of efficient waste management systems, waste ends in

Future circular business models: Designing systems for large-scale repair of clothing

In collaboration with Chalmers University of Technology and two Swedish companies, the project aims to explore the opportunities and challenges of large-scale clothing repair. The overarching goal

Fast-Tracking Biodegradation of non-recyclable Textile Waste Using Embedded Enzyme

The aim of the project is “to systematically accelerate the biodegradation of non-recyclable textile waste by using enzyme cocktails directly, enabling efficient and complete breakdown as a part

SMDTex (Sustainable Management and Design for Textiles)

SMDTex is an Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate Programme about Sustainable Management and Design for Textiles.

Social sustainable consumption of groceries

The purpose of the project is analyse the multi-cultural market and diversity at work places in order to contribute to the development of social sustainable consumption of groceries. The research

Fully-Fair

This doctoral project seeks to understand potential advantages and disadvantages of small scale and localized textile production and use as a alternative to large scale globalized

Social aspects of waste management

The aim of this project is to develop an analysis tool for influencing, develop and improve people's behaviour concerning fractioning of house hold waste and waste combustion.

From neo-Fordism to post-Fordism in education and working life. In whose interests? A case-study of union education

Sustainable Fungal Textiles: A novel approach for reuse of food waste

There is huge demand after sustainable textiles. This is due to the shortage of cotton and the environmental concerns of petrochemical based textiles, e.g. release of micro-plastics in the