ID 44 CORRELATION BETWEEN RHEOLOGY AND MORPHOLOGY OF ELECTROSPUN RECYCLED POLY (VINYL BUTYRAL) FIBRESPetra Peer, Czech Republic

ID 256NEXT GENERATION HEMP FIBERS USING ENVIRONMENTALLY - FRIENDLY PULP PRODUCTION AND HIGHPERCELL® TECHNOLOGYAntje Ota, Germany

DAY 1 | 17 May 2021

Coffee-Break

Azores RoomMinho Room Paraná Room

OPENING SESSION

KEYNOTE LECTURE - MINHO ROOMFIBERS AND CIRCULAR ECONOMY & SUSTAINABILITY

Seeram Ramakrishna National University of Singapore, Singapore

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ID 157TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT FOR BETULIN INTEGRATION INTO NANO-FIBERS WEBLaimdota Vilcēna, Latvia

ID 179NATURAL FIBERS INSULATION MATERIALS: USE OF TEXTILE AND AGRI-FOOD WASTE IN A CIRCULAR ECONOMY PERSPECTIVELorenzo Savio, Italy

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ID 204PHYSICOCHEMICAL SURFACE CHARACTERIZATION OF HEMP FIBRE REINFORCED POLYMER COMPOSITES: ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF VARIOUS FIBRE SURFACE TREATMENTCarlos Fuentes, Belgium

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ID 31INSIDE THE KINK BANDS OF FLAX FIBRES: INVESTIGATION OF THE LOCAL STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES OF CELL WALLSAlessia Melelli, France

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ID 226 PRODUCTION OF HEMP ROVING USING CLASSICAL FIELD MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES AND CARDED ROUTEMarie Gregoire, France

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ID 242CAN A FULL VALUE CHAIN BE ESTABLISHED FROM THE FIELD TO THE FIBRES FOR THE PRODUCTION OF FINE GARMENT TEXTILES FROM HEMP FIBRESPierre Ouagne, France

INVITED LECTUREID 189

EXTREMELY LIGHTWEIGHT, BIOMIMETIC NATURAL FIBRE-REINFORCED COMPOSITES PRODUCED VIA

WINDING PROCESSJörg Müssig, Germany

ID 163GRAPHENE NANOPLATELETS (GNPs) BASED WEARABLE PRESSURE SENSOR WITH IMPROVED SENSING PERFORMANCENauman Choudhry, Australia

ID 61 SURFACE MODIFICATION OF BASALT AND FLAX FIBRES BY ZNO NANOSTRUCTURES AND ITS EFFECT ON THERMAL, MECHANICAL AND CRYSTALLIZATION BEHAVIOUR OF THEIR PLA-BASED COMPOSITESFrancesca Sbardella, Italy

ID 98EFFECT OF DIFFERENT AGEING TESTS ON FLEXURAL PROPERTIES OF NON-DRY FLAX FIBRE/EPOXY COMPOSITESMaria Morissa Lu, Belgium

ID 84THE ADAPTATIVE POWER OF AMMOPHILA ARENARIA: BIOMIMETIC STUDY, SYSTEMATIC OBSERVATION, PARAMETRIC MODEL AND EXPERIMENTAL TESTSTarciana Araújo Brito de Andrade, Portugal

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ID 145 NANOCOMPOSITE HYDROGEL BIOINKS BASED ON PECTIN AND CELLULOSE NANOFIBRILS FOR 3D-BIOPRINTING APPLICATIONS Carmen Freire, Portugal

ID 195 AN OPTIMIZATION OF THE TIME REQUIRED TO PREPARE NANOCELLULOSE FROM DIFFERENT FIBER SOURCESJana Šašková, Czech Republic

ID 267 CELLULOSE NANOCRYSTAL FROM WATER HYACINTHWarunee Ariyawiriyanan, Thailand

ID 107 MULTIFUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF FLAX FABRICS FUNCTIONALIZED WITH MgO AND SiO2 NANOPARTICLESJoana Araújo, Portugal

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KEYNOTE LECTURE - MINHO ROOMFIBERS AND CIRCULAR ECONOMY & SUSTAINABILITY

Seeram Ramakrishna National University of Singapore, Singapore Lunch

ID 28 NATURAL FIBRE COMPOSTES MANUFACTURE USING WRAPPED HEMP ROVING WITH PA11Chaimae Laqraa, France

ID 71 PROPERTIES OF CELLULOSE FIBERS FROM RESIDUAL LEGUME STEMSNuno Belino, Portugal

ID 72 VALORISATION OF HEAVY METAL CONTAMINATED LAND BY INDUSTRIAL HEMP FOR FIBER PRODUCTIONBéatrice De Vos, Belgium

ID 220 MOROCCAN PLANT FIBERS (ALFA AND JUNCUS) AS GREEN SOURCE FOR THE PRODUCTION OF MICRO- AND NANO- CELLULOSE Mohamed Hamid Salim, Morocco

ID 24DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A BACTERIAL CELLULOSE FILM AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR LEATHERPhilippe Vroman, France

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ID 188 CHEMICAL TREATMENT OF PAPER YARN FROM SWEDISH FORESTS TO ENHANCE THE YARN KNITTABILITYFelicia Syrén, Sweden

ID 251ANTIMICROBIAL PERFORMANCE OF LIGNIN EMBEDDED IN BACTERIAL NANOCELLULOSE MEMBRANESLiliana Melro, Portugal

14H40(UTC+1)

ID 3 INFLUENCE OF DEW RETTING DURATION ON THE CHARACTERISTICS OF FIBRES EXTRACTED FROM LINSEED FLAX STRAW FOR LOAD BEARING APPLICATIONSaif Ullah Khan, France

ID 190 FUNCTIONALIZATION OF CELLULOSE NANOCRYSTALS FOR APPLICATION IN DENTAL ADHESIVESLaleh Solhi, Finland

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ID 17 IN-SERVICE TENSILE CREEP/RECOVERY BEHAVIOUR OF HIGH-GRADE HEMP AND FLAX FIBRE REINFORCED GREENPOXY COMPOSITESBenjamin Sala, FranceSP

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ID 32THERMAL EFFECTS ON THE STATIC AND FATIGUE BEHAVIOUR OF WOVEN HEMP FABRIC/GREENPOXY COMPOSITESThomas Jeannin, France

ID 33 DAMPING BEHAVIOR OF HEMP AND FLAX FIBRE REINFORCED GREENPOXY COMPOSITESTaiqu Liu, France

ID 81RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN SURFACE FUNCTIONALIZATION OF NATURAL FIBERS BY DC REACTIVE SPUTTERINGHelena Cristina Vasconcelos, Portugal INVITED LECTURE

RENEWABLE MICRO - AND NANOPARTICLES IN MULTIFUNCTIONAL FILAMENTS AND WEARABLES Orlando Rojas, University of British Columbia, Canada

15H40(UTC+1)

ID 113 INCORPORATION OF A THIN POLYURETHANE INTERLAYER TO IMPROVE THE HYGROSCOPIC AND MECHANICAL DURABILITY OF FLAX AND HEMP FIBRE COMPOSITESGilles Koolen, Belgium

ID 53SCREEN-PRINTING OF MICROFIBRILLATED CELLULOSE FOR AN IMPROVED MOISTURE MANAGEMENT, STRENGTH AND ABRASION RESISTANT PROPERTIES OF FLAME-RESISTANT FABRICVanja Kokol, Slovenia

16H00(UTC+1)

ID 164DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A 3D PRINTED COCOA BEAN SHELL AND RECYCLED POLYPROPYLENE SUSTAINABLE COMPOSITEMaria Morales, Colombia

ID 172 FUNCTIONAL PH-SENSITIVE CELLULOSE FABRIC DYED WITH BACTERIAL EXTRACT FROM STREPTOMYCES SP.Ana Kramar, Serbia

ID 259 CRYSTALLINE NANOCELLULOSE FROM LIGNOCELLULOSIC BIOMASS RESOURCES AS PHYSICAL REINFORCEMENT FOR CHITOSAN BIOFILMSJoão Pires, Portugal

16H20(UTC+1)

ID 193 USE OF AGAVE POTATORUM AND SARGASSUM NATANS FIBERS AS REINFORCEMENT OF FILAMENTS FOR 3D PRINTING, BASED ON THERMOPLASTIC STARCHMarco Ramirez, Mexico

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ID 159 ECO PRINTING OF LINEN AND TENCEL SUBSTRATES WITH ONION SKINS AND RED CABBAGEBruna Fleck, Portugal

ID 134 NANOCELLULOSE-BASED PACTHES FOR CUTANEOUS WOUND HEALINGCarla Vilela, Portugal

16H40(UTC+1)

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ID 241BIOCOMPOSITE FROM COTTON DENIM WASTE FOR FOOTWEAR COMPONENTSPalloma Renny Fernandes, Brasil

ID 221 NOVEL TEXTILE FIBERS FROM DATE PALM BYPRODUCTS: PALMFILMohamad Midani, Egypt

ID 39 SUPERCRITICAL FLUID-ASSISTED NANOMATERIAL REINFORCEMENT OF FLAX FIBERSAmy Langhorst, USA

17H00(UTC+1)

ID 162 HYBRID COMPOSITES BASED ON THERMOPLASTIC STARCH AND AGRICULTURAL AND MARINE WASTES FOR 3D PRINTING FILAMENTSAlicia Reyes Samilpa, Mexico

ID 232 RETHINKING THE WOOL FIBERS DISCARD: DEVELOPMENT OF NEW TEXTILE PRODUCTSRegis Puppim, Brasil

ID 167 EFFECT OF THE CHEMICAL DEGUMMING ON SILK FIBROIN PROPERTIESNataly Pulido Velandia, Colombia

17H20(UTC+1)

ID 46 MICROSTRUCTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF THE FLAX XYLEM AND ITS USE AS COMPOSITE REINFORCEMENTLucile Nuez, France

ID 59THE FORMATION OF A FIBROUS RIBBON OF DENSE STRUCTURESharof Shukhratov, Lituania

ID 79 CORONA TREATMENT APPLIED IN THE PROCESSING OF SILK WASTE. COMPARATIVE DYEING STUDIES WITH COLOR ANALYSISDaives Arakem Bergamasco, Brazil

17H40(UTC+1)

ID 203 HYGROSCOPIC SWELLING OF FLAX FIBRE COMPOSITES: THE ROLE OF THE SURROUNDING MATRIXAlexandros Prapavesis, Belgium

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ID 137 LARGE THERMOPLASTIC MATRIX MARINE COMPOS-ITES BY LIQUID COMPOSITE MOULDING PROCESSESJohn Summerscales, United Kingdom

ID 128 FIBRESCANNER — DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW APPROACH TO ASSESS THE LENGTH DISTRIBUTION OF NATURAL FIBRESHolger Fischer, Germany

DAY 2 | 18 May 2021

Coffee-Break

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CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENTS

KEYNOTE LECTURE - MINHO ROOMINTERFACIAL MODIFICATION IN GREEN NANOCOMPOSITES TO TAILOR FUNCTIONALITIES

Sabu ThomasMahatma Gandhi University, India

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ID 117STRUCTURAL BEHAVIOUR OF FLAX FABRIC-REIN-FORCED EPOXY PIPESSaeed Eyvazinejad Firouzsalari, New Zealand

ID 173 MECHANICAL AND THERMAL PROPERTIES OF JUTE NANO-CLAY MODIFIED POLYESTER BIO-COMPOSITEMohammad Abdullah Kaysar, Bangladesh

ID 27INDUSTRIAL HEMP AS A SUSTAINABLE SOURCE OF TEXTILE FIBER: PROJECTS ON THE OPTIMIZATION OF HEMP CULTIVATION IN FLANDERS AND PROCESSING ON INDUSTRIAL FLAX EQUIPMENTVeronique Troch, Belgium

ID 82 NATURAL FIBER REINFORCED POLYMER COMPOSITES FOR SMALL/MEDIUM WIND TURBINE BLADES: A LCA STUDYSubrata Chandra Das, Norway

11H40(UTC+1)

ID 20CHARACTERIZATION OF ACACIA CAESIA BARK FIBRESSivasubramanian Palanisamy, India

ID 87INFLUENCE OF HARVESTING TIME ON MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF FOUR HEMP CULTIVARSAurélie Decker, France

ID 154 QUANTIFICATION AND PROPAGATION OF UNCERTAINTY ON VEGETAL FIBERS’ PROPERTIES ON MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR OF INJECTION-MOLDED SHORT-VEGETAL-FIBER-REINFORCED COMPOSITESJulien Proy, France

ID 261HEATED COMPRESSION MOULDING OF THERMOPLAS-TIC COMPOSITES REINFORCED WITH NATURAL JUTE FIBERSPuria Esfandiari, Portugal

ID 150 CHARACTERIZATION OF PLANT FIBER TRANSVERSE MECHANICAL BEHAVIOUR USING A MICRO-MECHANICAL SETUPJason Govilas, France

ID 155 MULTIFUNCTIONALITY AND CHARACTERISTICS OF WOOL FIBRE-REINFORCED THERMOPLASTIC POLYMERS FOR INJECTION MOULDING & ADDITIVE MANUFACTURINGVincent Röhl, Germany

ID 48 INDIVIDUALIZATION OF FLAX TOWS PROMOTED BY PHYSICAL TREATMENTS : IMPACT ON MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF A FLAX/PLA NON-WOVEN COMPOSITEMaxime Gautreau, France

ID 22 ELABORATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF PALM/POLYESTER NONWOVEN MATERIAL COATED BY THE SOL-GEL METHODOussama Azmami, Morocco

ID 68 ASSESSMENT OF THE LOW VELOCITY AND BALLISTIC IMPACT RESISTANCE OF HYBRID FLAX/BASALT SANDWICH STRUCTURES WITH AN AGGLOMERATED CORK CORE Claudia Sergi, Italy

ID 233PHYSICOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF PALM DATE TREE LEAFLET POWDERS FOR A GREEN MATERIALS MANUFACTURINGMohamed Aymen Kethiri, Algeria

ID 144RESURGENCE OF HEMP – CURRENT STATUS AND PERSPECTIVES OF EXPLORING THIS PLANTS IN AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRY, MEDICINE AND OTHER AREASRyszard Kozlowski, Poland

ID 47INVESTIGATION OF THERMAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POLYURETHANE COMPOSITES REINFORCED WITH THE FIBERS OBTAINED FROM AGRICULTURAL WASTESOguz Eryilmaz, Turkey

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KEYNOTE LECTURE - MINHO ROOMINTERFACIAL MODIFICATION IN GREEN NANOCOMPOSITES TO TAILOR FUNCTIONALITIES

Sabu ThomasMahatma Gandhi University, India

ID 206ISORA/COTTON BLENDED YARN AND ITS PROPERTIESCharlotte Facho, India

ID 182 THE INFLUENCE OF NATURAL RESINS ON PLA MELT SPUN MULTIFILAMENTS YARNS MECHANICAL PROPERTIESEvaldas Bolskis, Lithuania

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ID 90 CHARACTERIZATION OF RICE HUSKS AS POTENTIAL REINFORCEMENT FOR POLYLACTIC ACID COMPOSITESVianney andrew Yiga, Uganda

ID 73 OPTIMIZATION OF WASHING PROCEDURES OF AS-RECEIVED NATURAL FIBERS PRIOR TO COMPOSITES MANUFACTURING: PHYSICAL, MECHANICAL, CHEMICAL AND WETTABILITY STUDYAli Abbass, Portugal

ID 102 TOWARDS DLP-BASED ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING ROUTE TO PROCESS POLYMERIC COMPOSITES WITH HIGH NATURAL FIBRE LOADSSofiane Guessasma, France

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ID 95 CONSEQUENCES OF ULTRA-FINE MILLING ON PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FLAX FIBRES AND COMPOSITES THEROFJohnny Beaugrand, France

ID 112 IMPACT OF LONG-TERM WEATHERING ON THE PROPERTIES OF A DIGESTATE BASED BIOCOMPOSITEMarion Gebhardt, Germany

15H40(UTC+1)

ID 194 ENVIRONMENTAL AND MECHANICAL PERFORMANCE ANALYSES OF 3D PRINTED BIOCOMPOSITESAlessio Vita, Italy

ID 10 OPUNTIA SPP. FIBRE CHARACTERIZATION TO OBTAIN SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS IN THE COMPOSITES FIELDJessica Castellano Vera, Spain

ID 201THE BAMBOO CULM AS A NATURAL COMPOSITE TUBEAsier Elejoste, Spain

14H20(UTC+1)

INVITED LECTURE GECKO- UND INSECT-INSPIRED FIBRILLAR ADHESIVES:

WHERE ARE WE NOW?Stanislav Gorb, Kiel University, Germany

ID 23 ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS OF GIANT REED (ARUNDO DONAX L.) IN THE MACARONESIA REGION AND ITS CHARACTERIZATION AS A POTENTIAL SOURCE FOR THE PRODUCTION OF NATURAL FIBRE COMPOSITESLuis Suárez, Spain

ID 215 INTERACTIONS OF PULP FIBERS WITH JET COOKED CATIONIC STARCHESStefan Spirk, Austria

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ID 264 PROPERTY CHANGES IN PLANT FIBRES DURING THE PROCESSING OF BIOBASED COMPOSITESAlain Bourmaud, France

ID 246 DIOECIOUS HEMP FIBRES FOR TEXTILE OR STRUCTURAL COMPOSITESLola Pinsard, France

ID 129COMPOSITES WITH NATURAL POLYMERS FOR NETS INTENDED TO REPAIR PARIETAL DEFECTSAlina Florentina Vladu, Romania

16H00(UTC+1)

ID 148 EVALUATING LONG-TERM DURABILITY OF COMPRESSION MOULDED FLAX/PLA POP BIOCOMPOSITE PLATES: MOVING TOWARDS CIRCULARITYHom Dhakal, United Kingdom

ID 56NOVEL LOW TWIST BAST FIBRE YARNS FROM DISORDERD LINES FOR HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPOSITE APPLICATIONSNina Graupner, Germany

ID 236FEASIBILITY STUDY TO WASTE INCORPORATION FROM THE WEAVING INDUSTRY FOR OUTSOLES COMPOSITESAlexandre Oka Thomaz Cordeiro, Brazil

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ID 83 IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF THE FLAX FIBRE INTRICATE MICROSTRUCTURE IN RELATIONSHIP WITH ITS MECHANICAL BEHAVIOUREmmanuelle Richely, France

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ID 19 PHYSICAL AND THERMAL PROPERTIES OF NONWOVEN MATERIALS BASED ON RAW PALM FIBRE FOR INSULATION APPLICATIONSLaila SAJID, Morocco

ID 88 DEFECT AND VARIABILITY REDUCTION IN NATURAL FIBERS FOR STRUCTURAL COMPOSITE APPLICATIONSAnshul Singhal, USA

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ID 80 DURABILITY OF BIODEGRADABLE NON-WOVEN COMPOSITES REINFORCED WITH FLAX FIBRES: A STUDY OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND HARSH AGEINGDelphin Pantaloni, France

ID 7 MECHANICAL EVALUATION OF THE STABILITY OF MERCERIZED SISAL FIBERS ON ALKALINE ENVIRONMENTRaylane Castoldi, Brazil

ID 244 UTILIZATION OF FIQUE FIBERS FROM COLOMBIA IN SPECIALTY PAPER PRODUCTSRonalds Gonzalez, USA

17H00(UTC+1)

ID 16 IMAGING AND MODELLING FLOW IN POROUS NATURAL MATERIALS: FROM SAWN TIMBER TO FLAX TEXTILE PREFORMSDarshil Shah, United Kingdom

ID 237EXTRACTION OPTIMIZATION OF RUBIA TINCTORUM FOR TEXTILE APPLICATIONS: TOWARDS A MORE ECO-SUSTAINABLE DYEING PROCESSJesus M Rodilla, Portugal

ID 57 MECHANICAL AND ACOUSTIC PERFORMANCE OF PLANTAIN (musa paradisiacal) FIBRE REINFORCED EPOXY BIO-COMPOSITEPatrick Imoisili, South Africa

17H20(UTC+1)

ID 263A NEW LIGHT FLAX REINFORCEMENT FOR AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Floran Pierre, France

ID 208INNOVATION AND MARKET OPORTUNITIES IN THE ORGANIC COTTON NETWORK IN BRAZILLarisa Duarte, Brazil

ID 217 DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERISATION OF FLEXIBLE AND WEARABLE STRAIN SENSING FABRICS FOR COMPOSITE APPLICATIONSAhmed Abed, France

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ID 8 PRODUCTION OF RECYCLED POLYPROPYLENE REINFORCED WITH BAMBOO FIBERSSantino Melo, Brazil

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ID 122MODELLING OF A FIBERWOOD MANUFACTURING PROCESSFernando Tadeo, Spain

INVITED LECTURE PROBING THE STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES OF

NATURAL FIBRE COMPOSITES USING SPECTROSCOPY

Steve Eichhorn, University of Bristol, UK

ID 254ANALYSIS OF SORGHUM STALK FIBRES TO USE IN THE PRODUCTION OF LOW-COST HOUSING BRICKSTaghried Abdel-Magid, United Kingdom

DAY 3 | 19 May 2021

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CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENTS

KEYNOTE LECTURE - MINHO ROOMRECENT ADVANCES ON THE MULTISCALE USES OF VEGETAL BIOMASS IN THE BUILDING MATERIAL CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

Sofiane AmzianeInstitut Pascal, Université Cermont Auvergne, France

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ID 37 MECHANICAL AND HYGROSCOPIC PROPERTIES OF MOLDED PULP PRODUCTS USING DIFFERENT WOOD BASED CELLULOSE FIBERSClaire Dislaire, France

ID 4 HIGH-STRENGTH BIOCOMPOSITES - A COMPARISON OF LIGNOCELLULOSE MICROFIBRILS AND FIBERSErfan Oliaei, Sweden

ID 21VALORISATION OF INVASIVE PLANTS FROM MACARONESIA AS FILLER MATERIALS IN THE PRODUCTION OF NATURAL FIBRE COMPOSITES BY ROTATIONAL MOULDINGZaida Ortega, Spain

ID 69 A STUDY ON THE PROPERTIES OF PLANTAIN PSEUDO-STEM FIBRES, PLANTAIN BUNCH FIBRES AND RICE HUSK FOR CONSTRUCTION APPLICATIONHumphrey Danso, Ghana

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ID 100 CEMENT-BASED MORTARS REINFORCED WITH AZOREAN NATURAL FIBRES EXTRACTED FROM GREEN WASTE – TOWARDS SUSTAINABILITY IN CONSTRUCTIONRaquel Galante, Portugal

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ID 12 BEHAVIOR IMPROVEMENT OF CONCRETE GEOPOLYMERS USING WET PRESERVATION HEMPMaria Paz Saez-Perez, Spain

ID 250 NEW LIGNOCELLULOSIC PARTICLEBOARD BASED ON CARDOON (CYNARA CARDUNCULUS L.) AND CITRIC ACID - CEMENT Jorge Santos Ucha, Portugal

ID 227EFFECT OF FIBRE TYPE ON THE STICKINESS SENSATION IMPARTED BY A FABRIC WHEN WETStewart Collie, New Zealand

ID 124 DEVELOPMENT OF A CARE LABELLING PROCESS FOR COMPRESSION STOCKINGS BASED ON NATURAL (COTTON) FIBERSBilge Koyuncu, Turkey

ID 170THERMAL ANALYSIS OF PRE-CAST CONCRETE WALL WITH SANDWICHED RICE BALESDeepak Jain, India

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ID 51 EFFECT OF ACIDIC ENZYME IN THE BAGGING BEHAVIORAbir Ben Fraj, Tunisia

ID 5 A REVIEW OF 3D AND 4D PRINTING OF NATURAL FIBRE BIOCOMPOSITESAntoine Le Duigou, France

ID 243 CELLULOSIC FABRICS REINFORCED CEMENTITOUS MATRIX (FRCM): LIGAMENTS, TREATMENTS AND EMPLOYMENTKohan Lais, Brazil

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ID 91 APPLICATION OF MUNJA FIBRESaket Totala, India

ID 123 DEVELOPMENT OF COTTON BASED COMPRESSION STOCKINGS FOR CLASS II COMPRESSION REQUIREMENTSBilge Koyuncu, Turkey

ID 202 UPCYCLING OF NATURAL FIBERS TO CREATE NEW FASHION PRODUCTSAntónio Dinis Marques, Portugal

ID 104COMFORT-RELATED PROPERIES OF COTTON SEERSUCKER WOVEN FABRICSMalgorzata Matusiak, Poland

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ID 146 MICROMECHANICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF WOOD FIBRE-REINFORCED BIOCOMPOSITESChiara Zarna, Norway

ID 224 INFLUENCE OF MANUFACTURING CONDITIONS ON THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF NON-WOVEN FLAX/PLA COMPOSITESAnurag Pisupati, France

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ID 218LINSEED FLAX: A POTENCIAL SOURCE OF FIBRE SUITABLE FOR LOAD BEARING COMPOSITESMahadev Bar, France

ID 65 EFFECT OF NANOFIBRILLATED CELLULOSE ON SHRINKAGE OF CEMENT PASTELetícia Souza, Brazil

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ID 11DURABILITY OF GEOPOLYMER COMPOSITES REINFORCED WITH SISAL FIBERSAna Carolina Constâncio Trindade, Brazil

ID 34 4D PRINTED CONTINUOUS FLAX-FIBER REINFORCED BIOCOMPOSITES FOR ARTIFICIAL REEFThomas Fruleux, France

ID 130 SORPTION BEHAVIOUR, GLASS TRANSITION AND FLOWABILITY OF POWDERED ORANGE COPRODUCTNuria Martínez-Navarrete, Spain

ID 97 SPONGE GOURD-EPOXY COMPOSITES: EFFECT OF HORNIFICATION ON THE CRYSTALLINITY OF THE FIBERS AND ON THE DYNAMIC MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR OF THE COMPOSITEDiana Parada, Peru

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ID 169 WET SPINNING BI-COMPONENT FIBRES FOR ADVANCED APPLICATIONSLucas Rosson, Australia

ID 228 PILLOWCASE COMFORT: SENSORIAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSISMariana Costa Laktim, Brazil

ID 231PROPERTIES OF BACTERIAL CELLULOSE FOR THE SCENIC ARTS Beatriz Suárez López, Portugal

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ID 58MODELLING AND OPTIMIZATION OF TENSILE STRENGTH OF PLANTAIN (MUSA PARADISIACAL) FIBRE/MWCNT HYBRID NANOCOMPOSITE USING RESPONSE SURFACE METHODOLOGYPatrick Imoisili, South Africa

ID 86 OPPORTUNITY OF RECYCLING POLYPROPYLENE DISPOSABLE FACEMASKS INTO BIO-BASED COMPOSITES FOR CAR COMPONENTS Philippe Vroman, France

ID 238 THE RECYCLING OF PRE-CONSUMER JEANS IN BRAZIL AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SHREDDED MATERIALBarbara Contin, Brazil

ID 92 MATERIALS TOWARDS TRANSITION - CIRCULARITY IN FASHION DESIGN EDUCATIONGabriela Forman, Portugal

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ID 9THE INNOVATIVE PROTECTIVE NONWOVENS WITH ADDITION OF FEATHERSKrystyna Wrześniewska-Tosik | ŁUKASIEWICZ Research Network-Institute of Biopolymers and Chemical Fibres | Poland

ID 14INFLUENCE OF FINISHING PROCESS ON THE THERMOPHYSIOLOGYCAL COMFORT OF KNITTED FABRIC MADE OF UNCONVENTIONAL CELLULOSE YARNSDragana Kopitar | University of Zagreb Faculty of Textile Technology | Croatia

ID 18PLAegg – GREEN COMPOSITE FROM EGG SHELLS AND PLARita Leite | University of Porto | Portugal

ID 26HEMP FOR HIGH-VALUE TEXTILE APPLICATIONS: UPSCALING HEMP CULTIVATION FOR PROCESSING ON THE FLAX SCUTCHING LINEKatrien Vandepitte | HOGENT | Belgium

ID 29LEARNING FROM ANCIENT FLAX FIBRESAlain BOURMAUD | University of South Brittany | France

ID 30DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERIZATION OF FLAX/POLYPROPYLENE BASED MICRO-BRAIDED HYBRID YARN FOR BIOCOMPOSITESMarilú Andrea Silva-Espinoza | Gemtex, Ensait | France

ID 43COMPUTATION OF ASYMMETRIC TENSILE LOADING OF WOVEN FABRIC USING SIGMOIDAL APPROXIMATION OF NONLINEAR TENSILE RESPONSESnježana Brnada | University of Zagreb Faculty of Textile Technology | Croatia

ID 45DEVELOPMENT OF MULTI-FUNCTIONAL WOVEN FABRICS FOR THERMAL PROTECTIVE CLOTHING BY OPTIMIZING STRUCTURAL AND CONSTRUCTIONAL PARAMETERSIvana Schwarz | University of Zagreb, Faculty of Textile Technology | Croatia

ID 52ANTIMICROBIALLY-ACTIVE VISCOSE YARNS RING-SPUN WITH INTEGRATED AMINO-FUNCTIONALIZED NANOCELLULOSEVanja Kokol | University of Maribor | Slovenia

ID 54INNOVATIVE NEEDLED NONWOVENS WITH NATURAL ADDITIVESTomasz Kowalewski | Łukasiewicz Research Network - Institute of Biopolymers and Chemical Fibres | Poland

ID 74EFFECT OF ELASTANE FIBERS ON THE COMFORT PROPERTIES OF COTTON KNITTED FABRICSHatice Açıkgöz Tufan | Istanbul Technical University | Turkey

ID 75INVESTIGATION ON THE EFFECT OF KNITTING CONSTRUCTION ON THE COMFORT PROPERTIES OF 100% COTTON FABRICSHatice Açıkgöz Tufan | Istanbul Technical University | Turkey

ID 78COMPREHENSIVE SURFACE CHARACTERIZATION AND WATER SORPTION ISOTHERM OF CELLULOSE-BASED MATERIALS USING SORPTION TECHNIQUESAnett Kondor | Surface Measurement Systems | United Kingdom

ID 85BIO-POLYMER WITH NATURAL FILLERS AS BIO-COMPOSITES FOR HANDHELD 3D PRINTINGCarolina Vasco Costa Delgado | CIAUD, Lisbon School of Architecture, Universidade de Lisboa | Portugal

ID 96SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION FROM A DIRECT AID FUND FOR SMALL SILK PRODUCERS IN THE FRAMEWORK OF SILK PROJECT EUROPE AID LA/2016/378-553Patricia Marino | INTI | Argentina

ID 105GEOMETRICAL AND THERMAL PROPERTIES OF ELASTIC SINGLE JERSEY KNITTED FABRICAMANY AHMED SALAMA KHALIL | Technical University of Liberec (TUL) | Czech Republic

ID 106EFFECT OF ALKALINE TREATMENT OF PINEAPPLE LEAF FIBERS (PALF) ON PALF REINFORCED POLYMER COMPOSITEPrathmesh Bhadane | Indian Institute of Technology, Gandhinagar | India

POSTER SESSIONS

ID 108YARN POSITIONING EFFECT ON MOISTURE MANAGEMENT PROPERTIES OF PLATED KNITTED FABRICSNorina Asfand | Kaunas University of Technology | Lithuania

ID 114DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF BIO-BASED FILAMENTST FROM CELLULOSE NANOFIBRES AND BIOPOLYMERS FOR 3D PRINTING APPLICATIONSVictor Chike Agbakoba | Nelson Mandela University | South Africa

ID 115ANALYSIS OF PARAMETERS CHARACTERIZING THE GEOMETRIC STRUCTURE OF THE SURFACE OF PLAIN WEAVE COTTON FABRICSGabriela Kosiuk | Lodz University of Technology | Poland

ID 116EFFECTS OF DRY ETCHING PLASMA TREATMENTS ON NATURAL AND SYNTHETIC FIBERS: A COMPARATIVE STUDYSergio Mosquera Gómez | Universidad Nacional | Colombia

ID 119CORE-SHELL BIODEGRADABLE ELECTROSPUN NANOFIBERS FOR ENHANCED CANCER PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY (PDT)Sofia Costa | University of Minho | Portugal

ID 126FIBER EXTRACTION OF PHILIPPINE BAMBOO SPECIES ‘KAWAYAN TINIK’ (Bambusa Blumeana) AND ITS TEXTILE POTENTIALJosanelle Angela Bilo | Philippine Textile Research Institute | Philipinnes

ID 133WASHING PERFORMANCE OF DENIM FABRICS COMPOSED OF CO/HEMP BLEND FIBERSMd Abul SHAHID | Cukurova University | Turkey

ID 139TRAJE À VIANESA – A STUDY ON NATURAL VS SYNTHETIC MATERIALSGabriela Forman | CIAUD, Lisbon School of Architecture, Universidade de Lisboa | Portugal

ID 140NANOCELLULOSE FROM WATER HYACINTH: CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS AND POTENTIALShamima Akter Smriti | Bangladesh University of Textiles | Bangladesh

ID 142CONCENTRATION OF SELECTED METALS IN SHEEP WOOLMonika Rom | University of Bielsko-Biala | Poland

ID 143COARSE SHEEP WOOL AS A PRECIOUS RAW MATERIAL FOR PRODUCTION OF RUG YARNSKatarzyna Kobiela-Mendrek | University of Bielsko-Biala | Poland

ID 153BIODEGRADABLE ELECTROSPUN MEMBRANES FOR EFFECTIVE AIR FILTRATION AND ACTIVE DEGRADATION OF MICROORGANISMSDiana Ferreira | University of Minho | Portugal

ID 158NATURAL FIBER REINFORCED COMPOSITES AND APPLICATIONS OF IN HIGH END SECTORSMerve UYAN | Ege University | Turkey

ID 161COMPARATIVE STUDY OF GREASE EXTRACTION USING GREEN SOLVENT FROM ITALIAN SHEEPMarina Zoccola | Italian National Research Council STIIMA | Italy

ID 168GREEN TECHNOLOGY FOR DESIGNING INDUSTRIAL GARMENT WITH UBIQUITOUS COMPUTINGKanwar Varinder Pal Singh | Dr B R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar, Punjab | India

ID 171MULTICOMPONENT WOUND DRESSINGJorge Padrão | Centre for Textile Science and Technology (2C2T), University of Minho | Portugal

ID 181PERFORMANCE AND LIFE CYCLE ANALYSIS OF DENIM FABRICS PRODUCED USING SOYBEAN PROTEIN FIBER AND COTTON FIBERİpek DONMEZ UZUN | BOSSA T.A.S | Turkey

ID 184THE INFLUENCE OF THE ALKALINE TREATMENT OF RICE HUSK INCORPORATED IN CEMENTITIOUS COMPOSITESAna Raimundo | CERIS, DECivil, IST, Universidade de Lisboa | Portugal

ID 185MECHANICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF NATURAL FIBER REINFORECED POLYMER BLENDKhalid Alzebdeh | Sultan Qaboos University | Oman

ID 205SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF SILVER-CHITOSAN NANOPARTICLES ON TEXTILEBehnaz Mehravani | University of Minho | Portugal

ID 207INFLUENCE OF FIBRES NATURE ON STRUCTURAL AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF KNITSEdgaras Arbataitis | Kaunas University of Technology, Department of Textile Technology | Lithuania

ID 213CONTEMPORARY JEWELLERY: COMPOSITE MATERIAL REINFORCED WITH CHICKEN FEATHER FIBERSLívia Sampaio | University of Minho | Portugal

ID 214APPLICATION OF FLAX HYBRID COMPOSITE ON THE HIGH PERFORMANCE ELECTRIC PERSONAL WATERCRAFTJan Zouhar | Brno University of Technology | Czech Republic

ID 222ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF POLYESTER-COTTON BLEND COMPARED TO COTTON FIBER PRODUCTION IN BRAZILRaysa Ruschel-Soares | University of Sao Paulo | Brazil

ID 230DEVELOPMENT OF NATURALLY FUNCTIONALIZED PLA FILAMENTSNuno Belino | University of Beira Interior | Portugal

ID 235BRAZILIAN AGRO-INDUSTRIAL WASTES AS POTENTIAL TEXTILE RAW MATERIALS: A SUSTAINABLE APPROACHMylena Uhlig Siqueira | University of Sao Paulo | Brazil

ID 240SUSTAINABLE BIOMATERIALS FROM RENEWABLE SOURCES OF PORTUGUESE FLORA AND OF LOW ENVIRONMENTALJunior Costa | University of Minho | Portugal

ID 249USE OF MULTI-HOLLOW POLYESTER PARTICLES AS OPTICAL BRIGHTENERS TO MEDIUM DENSITY FIBREBOARDLuísa Carvalho | Department of Wood Engineering, Instituto Politécnico de Viseu | Portugal

ID 252BANANA FIBER (MUSA SP.): EXTRACTION PROCESS, PROCESSING AND ITS APPLICABILITY IN TEXTILE PRODUCTSLuciano Pinheiro | University of S. Paulo | Brazil

ID 258EVALUATION OF THE CHEMICAL PROTECTION BEHAVIOUR OF GNP'S FUNCTIONALIZED WOOL FABRICSCristina Silva | University of Minho | Portugal

ID 260UPCYCLING BASED ON TRADITIONAL WEAVINGIvana Schwarz | University of Zagreb Faculty of Textile Technology | Croatia

ID 262INFLUENCE OF FIBRE DIAMETER ON THE WOOL-BASED FELTS PROPERTIESPedro Silva | Fibrenamics, University of Minho | Portugal

ID 265INFLUENCE OF ORGANIC AND INORGANIC REINFORCEMENTS ON THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF HOMECOMPOSTABLE BIOPOLYMERSCarlos Mota | Fibrenamics, University of Minho | Portugal

ID 266NEW GENERATION OF HIGH-TECH NONWOVENS TROUGH NANOTECHNOLOGYPedro Silva | Fibrenamics, University of Minho | Portugal

ID 268CIRCULAR ECONOMY: MECHANICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF RESIDUES FROM DIFFERENT STAGES OF TERRY TOWEL PRODUCTIONRita Costa | Fibrenamics, University of Minho | Portugal