A @CornellCHE-led team has devised a knitted wearable technology that can ease discomfort caused by hand edema.
KnitDema gently massages the swollen area through sequential compression by small robotic actuators. https://t.co/24ujZjNZYa
How can we use today’s fibers to design better products?
Mechanics of Fibrous Assemblies and their Composites, taught be @ygowayed, explores the mechanics of fibers, yarns and fabrics. Students design products that are lighter, greener and more durable.
What’s better than an all day retreat to the start the fall semester? A Spring Retreat! See you on Friday, starting at 8. If all goes well, we’ll wrap up by 4:30. Don’t forget to pack a lunch!
For millennial Black women, shopping at the beauty supply store is necessary but can be far from a satisfying experience. @DrReedReads has ideas on making the Black beauty supply store shopping experience better in our latest podcast episode: https://t.co/cBdMKeVBmK
Learn how clothing is #tech and how Professor Juan Hinestroza's work was inspired by #superheroes in this @PBS piece with @FredericBertley.
https://t.co/DOXGpbglwa
After 38 years of distinguished teaching and research, @CornellHCD Prof. Anil Netravali retires, leaving a legacy of tangible solutions to the climate crisis:
https://t.co/Yby9GMVupR
#sustainabledesign
Global Textile and Apparel Sustainability explores the textile and apparel industry through the lens of the @UNStats sustainability goals. Students created posters identifying sustainability issues, how they impact UN goals, and solutions. On display, MVR Gallery, thru Jan 11.
It's fall - which means flannel season!🍁
@GMA spoke with CHE Prof. Margaret Frey for tips on finding the perfect fit. Her expert advice includes looking for the "classic" plaid design w/ mini diagonals, and checking that a label says 100% cotton fabric.
https://t.co/s6FiqYiws2
@CornellCHE Prof. Margaret Frey knows "The Right Stuff" when it comes to evaluating quality flannel. Read on to learn her @GMA tips for finding the best flannel—whether you're shopping new, reuse, or your parents' closet—https://t.co/wLF3au6Lly
I love being a part of @CornellCHE! Yesterday I got to model in my colleague and good friend, Dr. Denise Green’s fashion collection. She dyed all of the garments with natural and sustainable products. AMAZING! @CornellHCD
“Sometimes, there is more complexity in designing the dress than making the molecule”-Prof. Juan Hinestroza
Such a beautiful, fun, and enlightening seminar by Prof. Juan Hinestroza from @CornellCHE.
Thank you for this amazing talk✨
Prospective graduate students: Attend the Cornell Virtual Graduate School Fair on Friday, Oct. 7 to learn about Cornell's graduate programs and summer research internships for undergraduates and have your questions answered. Register now: https://t.co/JPPbPm9lTv
Last week, CHE faculty Fran Kozen and Kim Phoenix brought 21 @CornellHCD students to NYC for a FSAD New York Study Tour, offering an opportunity to connect with alumni and industry leaders.
Students visited places like Jump Design and @MichaelKors and networked with 35+ alumni.
Less than 3% of apparel is recycled or repurposed (UN). Prof Juan Hinestroza & student Yelin Ko created a circular process converting waste polyester clothing into high value molecules such as antibacterial coatings: https://t.co/bZx7Pj6rtm
#sustainability#design#fiberscience
Graduate student Kyuin Park, with @CornellCHE faculty Margaret Frey and Heeju Park, is designing textiles that reflect 52% of the sun's rays. Potential applications range from personal use to cooling entire buildings thanks to the @atkinsoncenter 2030 Project Fast Grant: