 | January 27 2010 
Fabric batteries for 'wearable electronics'
STANFORD University researchers have discovered a way to turn cotton fabrics into supercapacitors, energy storage devices similar to a battery.
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 | September 29 2009
Soon, clothes that can send and receive messages through 'textile antennas'
Thanks to the efforts of a Finnish company supported by ESA (European Space Agency), clothes that can send and receive messages would soon turn out to be a reality, through the use of textile antennas.
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 | September 29 2009
The fashion of the future
If you want to know what the hot looks will be a decade further on, don't ask a designer: talk to a scientist
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 | September 01 2009
INDIA: Technical textile consumptions to cross Rs 2,200 cr by 2013
The consumption of technical textiles, used in the healthcare industry, in India is growing and the industry body Ficci wants the government to provide capital subsidy to the domestic companies to meet the demand.
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 | April 13 2009
New nonwovens lab for TIEHH
The Institute of Environmental and Human Health (TIEHH) at Texas Tech University, USA, has opened a state-of-the-art fabric laboratory research into nonwoven technologies.
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 | April 06 2009
TEXAS TECH UNVEILS NEW $1.5 MILLION NONWOVENS LABORATORY
The Institute of Environmental and Human Health (TIEHH) at Texas Tech University introduced a new, state-of-the-art fabric laboratory to help researchers continue creating products that can protect both military and civilian populations.
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 | March 20 2009
Pulling out all the stops for Techtextil
Organiser Messe Frankfurt says that Techtextil 2009, which takes place in June, will be a busier three-day show than ever before. The last event attracted almost 23,000 visitors.
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 | March 03 2009
5th Annual Smart Fabrics proves to be the top event of industry
Smart Fabrics 2009 will be attended by more than 130 industry leaders, including names such as Louis Vuitton, Adidas, Philips and many more.
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December 16 2008 Nanotechnology-based smart yarn for soldiers
December 03 2008 New fabric can wipe away toxic chemicals
November 18 2008 Carbon-Nanotube Thread
November 12 2008 "Intelligent" clothes store makes full use of RFID
October 16 2008 Mass market for filter fabrics
October 09 2008 Nonwoven: Global report predicts growth
October 02 2008 Nanotechnology deployed in textiles to fight global MRSA bug
July 31 2008 Colossal carbon nanotubes could replace cotton fibers for high-tech clothing
July 30 2008 Sun protection you can wear
July 29 2008 The first quarter of 2008 of global technical textile sector
July 29 2008 Cotton Insulation
July 23 2008 India's technical textiles sector set to boom
July 14 2008 Lenzing increases fiber production capacity for TenCate Defender(TM)M military fabrics
June 11 2008 Solar Textile Offer Architects Design Flexibility as well As Energy Efficiency
May 22 2008 Hinestroza receives federal grants to create fabrics to render toxic chemicals harmless
May 22 2008 INDIA: Double-Digit Growth of Nonwoven, Technical Textile Industry in India
May 20 2008 Italian Commitment To Technical Textiles
May 19 2008 INDIA: Focussing on technical textiles
May 06 2008 Nuclear radiation-blocking, anti-chemical, biological-protection fabric granted Australian patent
April 21 2008 Indian technical textile sector may grow 4 fold by 2020
