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Volume 2, Issue 3, Summer 2002

FEATURES / EVENTS

Call for Papers

JTATM seeks submissions for refereed articles. These should provide new understanding about the technology and management of fibers, textiles, manufacturers, retailers, as well as the environment and markets in which textile and apparel companies operate and evolve.

TATM Graduate Corner

TATM offers postgraduate education programs leading to Masters degrees, which are either thesis based (MS) or non-thesis (MT). TATM faculty are also very actively involved in Ph.D. programs in Textile Technology & Management and Fiber and Polymer Science. Details of the programs can be found at the College of Textiles Graduate web site and a summary.

Go to COT Graduate Website
or e-mail: Graduate Director

Nonwovens Cooperative Research Center

NCRC is pleased to announce the opening of registration for for the following Professional Education Courses:

"Quantitative Microscopy & Image Analysis"
Oct 1-4, 2002

This workshop will introduce you to the concepts and use of microscopy and image analysis methods in evaluating fibrous, polymeric and other materials including fibers, textiles and films. The course will deal with microscopy and image formation, image digitization, image enhancement and analysis. There will be an opportunity for the participants to see different hardware setups. The combination of instruction and hands-on sessions will provide attendees with a better understanding of the concepts.

"Nonwovens Principles & Practice"
Jan13-17, 2003

This workshop will introduce you to the concepts and practice of basic manufacturing processes including raw material selection, web formation, bonding technologies and finishing as well as product design and performance testing. There will be an opportunity for the participants to work with different processes during the hands-on sessions of the course.

Hydroentanglement
February 18-19, 2003

This workshop will introduce you to the concepts and practice of hydroentanglement process including raw material selection and product design.There will be an opportunity for the participants to see hydroentanglement during the hands-on sessions of the course. The combination of instruction and laboratory sessions will provide attendees with a better understanding of the concepts in both manufacturing and testing.

Fundamentals of Spunbond & Meltblowing
April 22-24, 2003

This workshop will introduce you to the concepts and practice of melt spinning as well as spunbond and meltblowing processes, including raw material selection, web formation, bonding technologies and finishing as well as product design and performance testing.
There will be an opportunity for the participants to see different processes during the hands-on sessions of the course. The combination of instruction and laboratory sessions will provide attendees with a better understanding of the concepts in both manufacturing and testing.

For detailed course information, including registration forms and fees, please visit the following web address:http://www.ncrc.ncsu.edu/training.html or
contact Alicia Ford - NCRC/ NCSU- 919-515-56651

NCRC Events
College of Textiles - North Carolina State University
2401 Research Drive
Raleigh, NC 27695-8301
http://www.tx.ncsu.edu/ncrc

Go To NCRC

International Textile and Apparel Association (ITAA)

Annual Conference 2003,
Savannah, Georgia

Contact: Ginger Woodard
School of Human Environmental Design,
East Carolina University, Greenville, NC 27858-4353, woodardg@mail.ecu.edu.
Tel: (252)328-1363.

Fiber Society

The Fiber Society proudly announces the following forthcoming Conferences:

1. The Annual Fall Conference of the Fiber Society will be held on October 16-18,in Natick, MA, USA,
Hosted by Materials Science Team, AMSSB-RSS-MS,U.S. Army Soldier Systems Center Natick, MA 01760-5020.

Contact: Drs. Phil and Hiedi-Schroeder Gibson for more information.

2. Call for Papers for the Technical Meeting:
"Advanced Flexible Materials and Structures: Engineering with Fibers" to be held June 30-July 2 2003
, Loughborough, UK

For More Information
Contact Dr Memis Acar,
Wolfson School of Mech and Manu Engineering
Loughborough University,


Subhash K. Batra, Secretary
The Fiber Society

Association of Nonwoven Fabrics Industry (INDA)

Filtration 2002
December 3-5, 2002
Washington Convention Center
Washington, DC

Vision 2003
January 26 - 29, 2003
New Orleans Marriott Hotel
New Orleans, Louisiana

Annual Meeting
May 1-3, 2003
Harbor Court Hotel
Baltimore, Maryland

Textile Off-campus Televised Education (TOTE)

The NC State University Textile Off-campus Televised Education (TOTE) program is a distance education program designed to provide textile undergraduate and graduate courses to any individual seeking an improved textiles education or background (credit or audit). The present delivery system is predominantly video tape, but the use of interactive CDs and on-line delivery will shortly be available for a number of course offerings. Certification and master's degrees in textiles can be obtained via TOTE without a residence requirement.

For additional information:

TOTE mailing list: To add your name to the Fall and Spring brochure mailing list contact Deborah Savage - (919) 515-6627

TOTE Web Address:
http://www.tx.ncsu.edu/academic/distance

TOTE Program, College of Textiles
2401 Research Drive, Box 8301
Raleigh, NC 27695-8301
Phone: (919) 515-1532
Registration: (919) 515-6627
FAX: (919) 515-8578

College of Textiles Fall 2002 Seminar Series

1-August 21
"Safety in the Lab", Bruce MacDonald

Manager, Safety Programs and Biosafety, NCSU
also featuring; "College of Textiles Graduate Programs"; Harold Freeman,George Hodge,Muditha Senanayaka,

2-September 4,
"Harassment Prevention", Rhonda Sutton,

PhD, Coordinator, Harassment Prevention Programs

3-September 11,
"Library Services and Resources", Ms Honora Nerz,

Head, Textiles Library and Engineering Services Karen Grigg, Textiles and Engineering Services Librarian.

4-September 18,
"Fiber Dispersion in Mixing Tanks used in Wetlay Process"
Hooman Tafreshi,

Research Scientist, NCRC, College of Textiles

5-October 2,
"Technology Transfer" , Michael Batalia

Associate Director, Technology Transfer and Associate Vice Chancellor, NCSU,

6-October 9,
"A Brief History of Calico Printing", Rolf Kuehni,

Adjunct Professor, TECS, College of Textiles Tentative

7-October 16
"College Activities", Blanton Godfrey,

Dean, College of Textiles

8-October 23
"Modem Molecular Modeling Methods: Utility in Color Chemistry", Harold Freeman,

Ciba- Geigy Professor, TECS, College of Textiles

9-November 6,
"Electro Textiles", Abdelfattah Seyam,

Professor, TATM, College of Textiles

10-November 13,
"Automotive Fabric Design and Development", Nancy Powell,

Professor, TATM, College of Textiles

11-December 4,
"On the Mechanics of Thermally Point Bonded Nonwovens",
Subhash Batra,

Professor, TATM, College of Textiles

Collaborator's Corner - Resources

The Collaborator's Corner now houses the links to Professional Associations, Businesses, Trade Associations, and Universities.

Submission for inclusion in the Collaborator's Corner should be to mailto:j_tatm@ncsu.edu?subject=Collaborators_Corner . Please indicate the category for which a submitted link is to be filed.

Call for Reviewers

The Journal of Textile and Apparel Technology and Management (JTATM) welcomes researchers to become reviewers. Reviewers will be responsible for providing high quality, thoughtful, and helpful reviews for manuscripts submitted to JTATM. Reviewers should possess expertise in one or more subject matter areas, as well as experience in and knowledge of various types of research and analytical methods. Please forward (j_tatm@ncsu.edu)

     a) curriculum vitae, including contact addresses
     b) your area(s) of expertise,
     c) review expertise,
     d) standing in field

National Textile Center (NTC)

The National Textile Center
http://www.ntcresearch.org

3rd AUTEX Conference
Textiles - Necessary Condition For Development Of Civilization (25th To 26th June 2003)
Textile Education And Research: Evolution Or Revolution
(27th June 2003)

Venue:
Hotel Mercure Hevelius
Gdansk, Poland

Lodz, Zeromskiego, Poland

Organized by the Faculty of Textile Engineering and Marketing
Technical University of Lodz, Poland

For more information, go to:
http://textiles.rug.ac.be/Autex/Menu.htm

 

Industrial Fabrics Association International (IFAI)

The Industrial Fabrics Association International (IFAI) is a not-for-profit trade association whose more than 2,000 member companies represent the international technical fabrics marketplace.

IFAI Expo 2002 will be held Oct. 24-26, 2002 including the Textile Technology Forum and the 3rd International Conference on Safety and Protective Fabrics on October 23, 2002, at the Charlotte Convention Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.

More info on www.ifai.com

Other Events

Material World
October 7-9, 2002
Miami Beach Convention Center, Florida
By: American Apparel & Footwear Association
Urban Expositions
1395 South Marietta Parkway
Building 400, Suite 210
Marietta, GA 30067
http://www.material-world.com

Advanced Techniques For Pore Sturcture Characterization
October 8-10, 2002
Ithaca, N.Y.
Porous Materials Inc
Contact Mindy Durrani, PMI;
telephone 607-257-5544;
fax: 607-257-5639;
www.pmiapp.com.

Continuous Product Maintenance Workshop
October 10-11
, 2002
Montreal, Canada.
ASTM Committee E18,
Le Centre Sheraton Hotel,
Contact Jim Olshefsky,
ASTM; telephone 610-832-9714;
email jolshefs@astm.org;
www.astm.org.

Color Forecasting Conference
October 13-15
, 2002
San Diego, Calif.
Hotel del Coronado,
For more information, contact the
Color Marketing Group;
telephone 703-329-8500;
fax 703-329-0155;
www.colormarketing.org

6th Digital Printing Of Textiles Conference
October 16-18
, 2002
Palm Springs, California.
Wyndham Palm Springs Hotel,
Contact Alvin G. Keene,
Information Management Institute Inc.;
telephone 207-235-2225;
fax 207-235-2226;
email: imi@tdstelme.net.

Weaving Group Tour: China
October 19-26
, 2002
The Textile Institute
1st Floor, St James's Buildings
Oxford Street, Manchester, M1 6FQ
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)161 237 1188
For more information:
jhewitt@textileinst.org.uk


Color Measurement Principles
And The Textile Industry
October 23-24, 2002

Technical Center Research Triangle Park, NC
AATCC
Event Contact: nicholk@aatcc.org
Call Hilda McQueen (919)549-3549 or
Bonnie Green (919)549-3525.
http://www.aatcc.org

Seams Conference
October 25-26, 2002

College of Textiles
NCSU, Raleigh
Contact:
Seams: (803)-772 5861
http://www.seams.org/

Fiber Finish And Surface Modifier Conference 2002
October 28-29

Greenville, S.C.
Embassy Suites Hotel,
Contact: AFMA
Telephone 202-296-6508;
Fax 202-296-3052
www.afma.org

4TH The International Foundation Of Fashion
Technology Institutes (IFFTI) CONFERENCE
November 7-9
, 2002
Kowloon, HONG KONG.
Email : tciffti@inet.polyu.edu.hk
http://www.itc.polyu.edu.hk/tciffti

Digital Textile 2002
November 7-9

Istanbul, Turkey.
Contact Julie Hyde,
Web Consulting Ltd;
telephone +44-0-1235-821771;
fax +44-0-1235-821775.

Analytical Techniques And Calculations For The Dyeing And Finishing Process Improvement Engineer,
November 12-13
, 2002
Charlotte, N.C. Duke Power's Advanced Technology Center,
Contact Laura Painter, Institute of Textile Technology;
telephone 434-296-5511 ext. 228;
fax 434-296-2957;
email laurap@itt.edu;
www.itt.edu.

Basic Textiles, North Carolina State University,
Short Course
November 12-14
, 2002
College of Textiles, North Carolina State University,
Raleigh.
Contact NCSU Office of Continuing and Professional Education;
telephone 919-515-2261;
fax: 919-515-7614;
www.ncsu.edu.

12th Annual Tandec Nonwovens Conference
November 19-21, 2002

Knoxville, Tenn.
UT Conference Center,
The University of Tennessee,
Contact Dong Zhang, conference chairman;
telephone 856-974-3570;
fax 856-974-3580;
http://web.utk.edu/~tancon/

Textile Manufacturers Energy Symposium,
November 20-21, 2002

Charlotte, N.C.
Duke Power's Advanced Technology Center,
Contact Laura Painter,
Institute of Textile Technology;
telephone 434-296-5511 ext. 228;
fax 434-296-2957;
email: laurap@itt.edu;
www.itt.edu.

Short Staple Yarn Manufacturing,
December 2-5, 2002

Charlotte, N.C.
Duke Power's Advanced Technology Center,
Contact: Laura Painter,
Institute of Textile Technology;
telephone 434-296-5511 ext. 228;
fax 434-296-2957;
e-mail: laurap@itt.edu;
www.itt.edu.


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