BioFibreLoop launches survey
BioFibreLoop has launched a short survey on materials and technologies used within the project to assess social acceptance and market potential. The survey was developed by our partner Next Technology Tecnotessile. The survey is available in English, German, French, Italian and Spanish. We invite people to share their perspectives from the textile sector in one […]
DITF Innovation Day 2026
Ideas, technological expertise, and experience are essential for developing new market-oriented products, processes, and services. Innovation is a key prerequisite for a successful industrial future. Close collaboration between science and industry, along with effective research transfer, is a critical success factor. The Innovation Day offers a platform for dialogue and inspiration for textile product development […]
Première Vision Paris
The event explores craftsmanship as a dynamic resource, highlighting how heritage and innovation intersect across different regions. This year’s focus includes Japan, Portugal, and France—territories that inspire new approaches to design and production. Through curated experience zones and expert talks, the program examines local models, sustainable practices, and the evolving role of artisanal skills in […]
AFBW Forum Funktionalisierung 2026
Join this event at Hohenstein for the Forum Functionalization! Hosted by AFBW (Alliance for Fiber-Based Materials Baden-Württemberg), Hohenstein, and the German Institutes of Textile and Fiber Research (DITF) Denkendorf, this event will take place on January 28, 2026, from 9:00 AM to approximately 4:30 PM at Hohenstein. Discover cutting-edge advancements in textile functionalization for personal […]
From fibre to final textile product: a fashion designer’s point of view
From fibre to final textile product: a fashion designer’s point of view BioFibreLoop is set to produce technical textiles, made from bio-based materials and functionalised in a safe and sustainable manner. What will the final products be exactly, how might they look like? What do you have to consider when designing the end product? To […]
ECOMONDO 2025
From 4th to 7th November 2025, BioFibreLoop was presented at ECOMONDO – ITALIAN EXHIBITION GROUP in Rimini, Europe’s leading event for ecological transition and the circular economy. Carlotta D’Aleo from our partner Next Technology Tecnotessile introduced the project during a dedicated talk, attracting strong interest from attendees. Visitors were particularly impressed by our sustainable approach: […]
SENTIATECH Congress 2025
From 21–22 October, the 1st SENTIATECH Congress in Valencia brought together experts to discuss industrially oriented research projects. During the session “Lessons from industrially oriented research projects”, Biase Liguori from Det Nationale Forskningscenter for Arbejdsmiljø (NFA) presented the BioFibreLoop project, highlighting our Sustainability Assessment Framework. The presentation attracted strong interest, particularly our approach to evaluating […]
ECOSYSTEX conference 2025
The ECOSYSTEX Conference 2025 in Gothenburg was an inspiring platform for collaboration and knowledge exchange. Over three days, BioFibreLoop actively contributed to discussions on sustainable textile solutions and future-oriented innovations. BioFibreLoop took part in this confernce with a booth, a talk and a co-creation workshop. Our dedicated workshop focused on the potential of lignin as […]
Digitalisation tools / Digital twin
Digitalisation tools / Digital Twin The development of digital tools, namely digital twin, plays an important role in BioFibreLoop. We interviewed Victoria Caballero, our digital twin developer from our partner IDENER. Set-up of a digital twin. ©IDENER What is a digital twin and why is it useful for BioFibreLoop? “A digital twin is a virtual […]
Challenge and opportunity of developing a lignin supply chain
The second consortium meeting of BioFibreLoop took place in June 2025 in Tampere, Helsinki, marking a milestone in the project’s first year. BioFibreLoop’s partners came together to share progress, including a major technical achievement: the German Institutes for Textile and Fibre Research (DITF) successfully spun fibres from lignin, blended with cellulose. This breakthrough, however, came […]
