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Innovations
proliferate at every phase of the textile supply chain,
from polymer production to final finished fabrics. The
main drivers of change and innovation in textiles are:
consumer demands for comfort and performance, advanced
technologies influencing product and process innovations,
ecological concerns and compliance with eco-regulations,
safety, health and aesthetics.
In the development of fibres,
yarns and fabrics, functional aspects such as anti-bacterial,
anti-static, UV protective, thermal, or biodegradable
functions are playing an increasingly important role.
Smart polymeric materials have been used as tools to
solve problems such as separation, drug delivery and
sensing. Development of smart polymeric fibres is poised
for take off and will certainly promise an exciting
future. Electro conductive fibres have been incorporated
in garments to protect the wearer from potentially harmful
radiations. Nanotechnology is being utilized to impart
permanent properties to fabrics and design of nanoscale
materials engineering, will have an increasingly important
impact on a number of sectors, including biotechnology,
electronics, energy, and industrial products. Smart
"e-type" textiles incorporate microelectronic
components to detect faint sounds and pinpoint them
on the battlefield. The new generation of textiles may
be so high-tech and smart that they take you into outer
space, allow you to communicate and even save your life.
The Conference will provide
an opportunity to national and international experts
from academic, research institutions and industry to
discuss the emerging trends in polymers and textiles.
Scientists and participants will share their leading
edge research in the emerging fields. The poster session
will give opportunity to young scientists to interact
with leading scientists and industry leaders.
Department
of Textile Technology, IIT Delhi
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Indian Institute of Technology
Delhi is one of the seven Institutes of Technology created
as centres of excellence for higher training, research
and development in science, engineering and technology
in India, the others being at Kanpur, Kharagpur, Chennai,
Mumbai, Guwahati and Roorkee.
The Textile Technology
Department enjoys a special status in the country and
has the distinction of being the only Textile Technology
Department among the seven IITs. The Department aims
to achieve excellence in education in Textile Technology
through continuous upgradation of textile syllabi, conducting
fundamental research in established and emerging technologies
as well as applied/developmental research by closely
interacting with the industry and thus provides highly
competent technical manpower for the industry, R&D
organisations and academic institutes.
The Department offers broad-based
undergraduate and post-graduate programmes with various
specializations in order to prepare the students for
the career of their choice. Today, there are about 160
students studying for their B.Tech degree, about 70
students pursuing the M.Tech programmes and 25 research
students registered for doctoral degree. As the result
of careful planning and decades of development, the
Department has risen to a position of international
eminence. It has been actively interacting with the
industry for well over a decade. Today the Department
has achieved a preeminent status not only in teaching
but also in sponsored research and industrial consultancy
The conference is dedicated
to Prof. Pushpa Bajaj who was a committed teacher and
a renowned scientist in the area of fiber science and
technology.
Conference
Core Committee
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Dr V K Kothari, Professor
and Head
Dr R B Chavan, Professor
Dr S M Ishtiaque, Professor
Dr Manjeet Jassal, Assistant Professor & Convener
Core Committee
A K Sengupta |
Ex-Professor
IIT Delhi |
A K Dadoo
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Reliance
Industries Ltd. |
A K Roopanwal
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GIVO Ltd. |
Ashwini
Agrawal |
Department
of Textile Technology, IIT Delhi |
BC Goswami
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Clemson
University, USA |
G
N Babu |
3M
Center, USA |
G
S Balasuramanian |
Rieter
India Pvt. Ltd. |
J V Rao
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North
India Textile Research Association |
M
L Malhotra |
Jubilant Organosys Ltd. |
Mohan
Rao |
Himmatsingka
Seide Ltd. |
P
R Rastogi |
Clariant
(India) |
R Alagirusamy
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Department
of Textile Technology, IIT Delhi |
R
Rengasamy |
Department
of Textile Technology, IIT Delhi |
Radhakrishnan
J Nair |
Procter
& Gamble Fareast Inc., Japan |
Royston
Dawber |
Practisolve
International Limited, UK |
S K Ghosh
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Gonterman
Peipers India Ltd. |
S Sivaram |
National
Chemical Laboratory, Pune |
Sanjay
Mehta |
Invista,
USA. |
Satish
Khurana |
Invista
(Dupont India Pvt. Ltd.) |
Satish
Kumar |
Georgia
Institute of Technology, USA |
Thomas
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Vergese
Grasim Industries |
V B Gupta
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Ex-Professor
IIT Delhi |
V
P Malhotra |
Micro
Industrial Corporation |
Dr. Manjeet Jassal
Convener - Conference Committee
Department of Textile Technology
Indian Institute of Technology
Hauz Khas, New Delhi-110016. India.
Email: manjeet@netearth.iitd.ernet.in, manjeetjassal@hotmail.com
conferencepbajaj@yahoo.com
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Co-sponsors |
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Acknowledgement in a display panel at conference
venue |
Rs
2,00,000
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- Two
free registrations |
Joint
Sponsors |
- Logo
in souvenir |
Rs
1,00,000
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- One
free registration |
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Acknowledgement in a display panel at conference
venue |
Associate-sponsors |
- Acknowledgement
in a display panel at conference venue |
Rs.
50000
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- One
free registration |
Patron |
- Acknowledgement
in a display panel at conference venue |
Rs.
25,000
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Event
Sponsorship |
Inaugural
Tea |
Rs.
50,000
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Lunch |
Rs.
75,000
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Dinner |
Rs.
1,25,000
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Tea |
Rs.
25,000
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Conference
Docket |
Rs.
40,000
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Book of
Papers |
Rs.
80,000
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Souvenir |
Advertisement
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Back page |
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50,000
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Inside
front |
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25,000
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Inside
back |
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20,000
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Special
colour page |
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15,000
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Full page
(BW) |
Rs.
10,000
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Half page
(BW) |
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5,000
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Exhibition
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Exhibition
Table space is available as below |
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Two table
space (2x170x90 cm) |
Rs.
25000
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One table
space (170x90 cm) |
Rs.
10000
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For inclusion
of literature in registration kit |
Rs.
5000
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Last
date for receipt of advertisement is 15th December 2004
Engineering with fibres:
Evolution of an industry, S K Batra, North Carolina
State University, USA
High speed spinning, T Kikutani, Tokyo Institute
of Technology, Japan
Current and emerging use of high performance fibres,
B C Goswami, Clemson University, USA
Preparation of aromatic hyper-branched polymers,
Masa-Aki Kakimoto, Tokyo Institute of Technology,
Japan
Macromolecular assemblies: Novel architectures,
G N Babu, 3M Center, USA
Electrotextiles: State of the art and future potential,
T K Ghosh, North Carolina State University, USA
Design and characterization of novel medical devices
for venous leg ulcer treatment, S C Anand and S
Rajendran, Bolton Institute, UK
New methodology for appraisal of advanced non woven
geo-Textiles, Royston Dawber, P R Rankilor and R
S Karri, Practisolve International Ltd. UK
PET fibre bottles and films, V B Gupta, Ex-Prof,
IIT Delhi
Structure-property relationships in textile finishing
through functionalised polymers, Anjan Ray, Jubilant
Organosys, Noida, UP
Multidirectional fibre architecture for high temperature
composites, Rohini Devi and K H Sinnur, Advanced
Systems Laoratory, DRDO, Hyderabad
Recent developments in responsive textiles, Ashwini
Agrawal, Manjeet Jassal, Ninad S Save, Arnav K Ghosh,
K R T Ramasubramani and Amrish Vishnoi, IIT Delhi
Application of textile material as sound absorbent,
M D Teli & Y N Rane, MUICT, Mumbai
Modification of viscose rayon for dyeing with reactive
dyes with low salt or without salt, M L Gulrajani,
B L Deopura, Nilanjana Bairagi, IIT Delhi
Polymer carbon nano tube composites , T V Sreekumar
& Satish Kumar, Georgia Institute of Technology,
USA
Structure - property correlation of epoxy/clay nanocomposites
, T P Mohan, IIT Madras
Polymer clay nanocomposites , K Karthikeyan and
R Velumrugan, IIT Madras
An overview of new and old chemistry used in making
performance golf balls, R Murali, Golf Ball R&D,
USA
Development of a simple cooling garment for hot and
dry climate, L Hes, K Machova, P Offemann and G
Hoffmann, Technical University of Liberec, Czech Republic
Smart vest-wearable physiological monitoring system,
G P Agrawal, P S Pandiyan, K Mohanavelu, K P Safeer
and T M Kotresh, Defence Bio-engineering and Electro
Medical Laboratory (DEBEL), Bangalore
Characterization of smart fabrics: Applications to
gas & humidity sensor, V A Bambole & Y A
Kamble, MUICT,Mumbai
A novel alginate hydrogel as post surgical adhesion
preventive material, M Jassal, S Ghosh and A R Ray,
IIT Delhi
Poly(ethyleneglycol terephthalate)-derived scaffold
for tissue engineering, S Ghosh, Basel, Switzerland
Structure and properties
of commingled hybrid yarns for thermoplastic composites,
R Alagirusamy and V Ogale, IIT Delhi
Why PTT is different from other polyesters, S
Mehta, Invista, USA
Polypropylene staple fibre for non-conventional applications,
S.R.Vengsarkar, Zenith Fibres Ltd
Compaction of rotor yarn, K Ramachandralu, PSG
College of Technology, Coimbatore
Innovative methodology for spinning ultra fine cotton
yarns, P Bhat, L D'Souza and G Rajkumar, Kumaraguru
College of Technology, Coimbatore
Latest innovations in spunbonded technology,
C Vollmers, Saurer GmbH & Co. KG.,Germany
Grading of cotton fibres using the AHP & TOPSIS
method of multi criteria decision making, Abhijit
Majumdar, B Sarkar and P K Majumdar, College of Textile
Technology, Berhampore
Objective evaluation of fabric appearance by digital
image processing, B K Behera, R Mishra and L Agrawal,
IIT Delhi
Evaluation of fabric thickness using inductance principle,
S Saha and A Majumdar, College of Textile Technology,
Berhampore
Evaluation of primary hand values for readymade garments
with simple instruments, M J Doshi and P V Kadole,
Textile and Engineering Institute, Ichalkaranji
Study on morphology of polyacrylonitrile and cellulose
acetate blend fibers, H Bahrami, H Barani Behrami,
Amirkabir Unversity, Iran
Clean products and technologies in textile chemical
processing, R B Chavan, IIT Delhi
Neem treated bioactive cotton textiles, M Joshi
and R Purwar, IIT Delhi
Presentation of new method for purification of industrial
waste water from ionic compounds, M Zargaran, A
M Shoushtari and M Abdouss, Amirkabir University, Iran
Preparation and application of functional polymers
as eco-friendly textile auxiliaries, A I Wasif,
S K Laga, Textile & Engineering Institute, Ichalkaranji
Bio finishing of underwear garments, S Thambidurai,
Alagappa University, Tamilnadu
Eco-friendly textile production, S D Bhattacharya
and S R Shah, M S University, Baroda
Application of High Performance Liquid Chromatography
(HPLC) & Liquid Chromatography - Mass Spectrometry
(LC-MS) in the analysis of allergic disperse dyes in
polyester textile Products, Ranjan Kumar, Ramesh
Kumar and D K Patel, Industrial Toxicology Research
Center, Lucknow
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