Supercritical CO2 Lab Dyeing system

There is a joint wish from Swedish School of Textiles, TEKO and Swedish textile industry to become leading in the domain of effective textile coloration processes and preparation with limited

Manufacturing process for Spacerpad being developed

Max Anderhell, Karin Högberg and Lena Berglin place one of the materials for cutting in laser cutter. Photo: Nils Lindh Spacerpad´s current design is fully functional with good performance

SimpleSkin— Cheap, textile based whole body sensor sensing system for interaction, physiological monitoring and activity recognition

The SimpleSkin project proposes a fundamentally new approach to wearable sensing that will provide an unprecedented amount of information on the wearer’s activities and physiological parameters

A study of variability in the time elapsed before medical care is received for acute pain/discomfort in the chest

There is a current lack of knowledge about whether it can take different lengths of time – variability – to receive medical care for acute pain/discomfort in the chest, depending on which hospital

ST-133 Soft, weight-bearing materials for implants in the human body

The project intends to develop an artificial disc which can replicate the behaviour of a natural disc.

Styvhetsmekanik för pappersgarn

Recent research corroborates cellulosic paper as a potential raw material in the form of yarns (i.e. paper-yarn) for textiles. Cellulosic paper is biodegradable, eco-friendly and sustainable

ST-142 Textiles as Surface Reinforcement

The project aims to develop and test textiles as reinforcements for wall elements.

ST-154 Spacewear

The project aims to develop a prototype for a combined sweatsuit and space suit.

Stratospheric chemistry

We have performed molecular-level studies on Reaction (R1) to gain a deeper fundamental understanding of the reaction and to obtain kinetic data for modelling of stratospheric chemistry.

It started with a graduation project – now Eva designs for one of the world’s toughest environments

2025-05-05

When Eva Weiss joined the Master’s Programme in Fashion Design at the University of Borås, it was with a strong interest in functionality and form. During her studies, a fascination for