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Proceedings
ITAA 2011 Annual Conference
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
November 2 – 5, 2011
Textile Science Track
An, S.K., Gam. H.J., & Jung, H.S. (2011). Evaluating Thermal Comfort of Renewable Fibers
for Baby Clothing
Cao, H., Wool, R., Bonanno, P., Dan, Q., Kramer, J., & Lipschitz, S. (2011). Using Materials
from Renewable Sources to Develop Apparel and Footwear
Domingcil, K. & Lin, S.-H. (2011). Natural Dyes from Invasive Plants for Hawaii’s
Sustainable Environment
Eike, R., Farr, C., Swinney, J., Blackwell, C., Hill, B. (2011). New Insights into Ultraviolet
Protective Properties of Natural Treatments on Cotton and Wool Fabrics
Jones, A. & Sindicich, D. (2011). The Application of Temperature Sensors into Fabric
Substrates
Sadachar, A. & Calvert, P. (2011). Blue Light Cured Adhesive Bonding for Textiles
Walter, N. & McQueen, R. (2011). Evaluation of Antimicrobial-Treated Textiles on Normal
Skin Microflora
Object Description
| Title | ITAA Proceedings 2011 Textile Science |
| Papers | Evaluating Thermal Comfort of Renewable Fibers for Baby Clothing; Using Materials from Renewable Sources to Develop Apparel and Footwear; Natural Dyes from Invasive Plants for Hawaiis Sustainable Environment; New Insights into Ultraviolet Protective Properties of Natural Treatments on Cotton and Wool Fabrics; The Application of Temperature Sensors into Fabric Substrates; Blue Light Cured Adhesive Bonding for Textiles; Evaluation of Antimicrobial-Treated Textiles on Normal Skin Microflora |
| Authors |
An, Su Kyoujg Blackwell, Cindy Bonanno, Paula Calvert, Paul Cao, Huantian Dan, Quan Domingcil, Kristen Eike, Rachel Farr, Cheryl Gam, Hae J. Hill, Brent Jones, Alexander Jung, Han S. Kramer, Jillian Lin, Shu-Hwa Lipschitz, Stacey McQueen, Rachel Sadachar, Amrut Sindicich, Diana Swinney, Jane Walter, Nancy Wool, Richard |
| Corporate Author | International Textile and Apparel Association |
| Date | 2011 |
| Type [DCMIType] | text |
| Type [IMT] | |
| Collection | International Textile and Apparel Association Records, 1944-[ongoing];http://findingaids.lib.iastate.edu/spcl/manuscripts/MS342.pdf |
| Location | Iowa State University Library Special Collections and University Archives; http://archives.lib.iastate.edu/ ; International Textile and Apparel Association: http://www.itaaonline.org/ |
| Call Number | MS 0342 |
| Format-Extent | PDF from Word doc; 15 pp. |
| Identifier | 0342-ITAA-Proceedings.2011.Textile Science |
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| Collection | International Textile and Apparel Association Records, 1944-[ongoing];http://findingaids.lib.iastate.edu/spcl/manuscripts/MS342.pdf |
| Transcription | Proceedings ITAA 2011 Annual Conference Philadelphia, Pennsylvania November 2 – 5, 2011 Textile Science Track An, S.K., Gam. H.J., & Jung, H.S. (2011). Evaluating Thermal Comfort of Renewable Fibers for Baby Clothing Cao, H., Wool, R., Bonanno, P., Dan, Q., Kramer, J., & Lipschitz, S. (2011). Using Materials from Renewable Sources to Develop Apparel and Footwear Domingcil, K. & Lin, S.-H. (2011). Natural Dyes from Invasive Plants for Hawaii’s Sustainable Environment Eike, R., Farr, C., Swinney, J., Blackwell, C., Hill, B. (2011). New Insights into Ultraviolet Protective Properties of Natural Treatments on Cotton and Wool Fabrics Jones, A. & Sindicich, D. (2011). The Application of Temperature Sensors into Fabric Substrates Sadachar, A. & Calvert, P. (2011). Blue Light Cured Adhesive Bonding for Textiles Walter, N. & McQueen, R. (2011). Evaluation of Antimicrobial-Treated Textiles on Normal Skin Microflora |
