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BioSusTex celebrates new publication on early-stage sustainability screening for safer innovation
© The authors. BioSusTex is proud to celebrate a new research publication that contributes important knowledge to the development of safe and sustainable by design (SSbD) approaches for early-stage innovation. Published in RSC Sustainability on 2 April 2026, the paper is titled “Life cycle based risk and opportunity mapping: a systematic collaborative procedure to integrate environmental and health aspects into early innovation for scoping and pre-screening for safe and susta
7 days ago


Advisory Board profile: Valvan
Valvan is a Belgian engineering company specialising in advanced sorting and baling systems for the textile and recycling industries . With more than four decades of experience in designing intelligent industrial solutions, Valvan has built a strong reputation for delivering reliable, high-performance systems that help companies handle complex textile waste streams efficiently and safely. At the core of Valvan’s approach is a commitment to innovation, durability and custome
Apr 2


BioSusTex celebrates new publication on safer and more circular textile printing
BioSusTex is proud to celebrate a new research publication that adds an important perspective to the project’s work on safe and sustainable textile innovation. Published on 19 March 2026 , the paper “Early-Stage Simplified SSbD Screening of a Removable, PVC-Free Screen-Printing Ink: A Qualitative Life Cycle Perspective” , published in Sustainability, presents a qualitative sustainability assessment of an innovative textile printing ink designed to help address some of the env
Mar 23


New research publication highlights progress in circular textile recycling
BioSusTex is proud to celebrate an important new milestone: the publication of a research paper arising from our work, officially made available on 10 March 2026. This publication marks a significant achievement for the project and highlights the value of close collaboration in addressing some of the most pressing sustainability challenges in textiles. The paper, “A comparative study of textile recycling techniques for dope-dyed cellulosic fibres: Viscose vs. lyocell-based pr
Mar 13


Collaboration in action: BioSusTex consortium meets in Izmir (Turkey)
The BioSusTex consortium held its third consortium meeting and second in-person gathering, in Izmir, Turkey, on September 9–10, 2025. The...
Sep 24, 2025


Recycling of dope-dyed cellulosic waste using Lyocell-based processes
The textile industry faces several significant challenges, including low recycling rates, the use of harmful substances, and its...
Jul 3, 2025


Biobased colour stripping method presented at BIO2 seminar
Sample presentation. On June 5th, 2025, the Department of Bioproducts and Biosystems at Aalto University hosted its annual BIO2 research...
Jun 9, 2025
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