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relevant area of study, Qualified candidates for The Textile Museum Curatorial Fellowship will be pursuing a PhD degree or hold a PhD in a relevant area of study completed within the past two years
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Physical Sciences and Winchester School of Art working towards the development of practical e-textile systems. This role will involve research on the following activities: E-Textile system development and
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Sciences and Winchester School of Art working towards the development of practical e-textile systems. This role will involve research on the following activities: E-Textile system development and
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clicking on this link . Where to apply Website https://emploi.univ-lemans.fr/poste/luv77tzetz-post-doctorat-en-sciences-humain… Requirements Research Field Geography Education Level PhD or equivalent
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Job Description Do you want to make a positive environmental and societal impact on textile dyeing? And do you want to contribute to a meaningful green innovation with real potential? Then this
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from the textile industry Development and optimization of depolymerization processes for PET and polyurethanes. Characterization and valorization of depolymerization products. Preparation of technical
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archaeology, and textile research to resolve species identity and post-translational modifications in the structural proteins collagen and keratin. The successful candidate will characterise collagen
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. See https://equity.unl.edu/notice-nondiscrimination/ . Minimum Required Qualifications PhD in textiles, art history, museum studies or related field such as anthropology or material culture 5 years
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textile consumption, ex-tend product lifetimes, and support the transition towards a circular economy. Particular emphasis is placed on designing solutions that respond to local market needs and support
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initiatives, and sustainable textile fibre processing. The MOOW project explores these seemingly contrasting yet interconnected dynamics of the green transition. The project investigates how citizens and