Mission: Leaving No Waste Behind
Wilson College of Textiles Professor Ahmed El-Shafei delivers a zero-waste solution to one of the industry’s biggest problems: What to do about wastewater produced following fabric dyeing?
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Wilson College Double Graduate Joins Patagonia’s Wolfpack
Julia Koehler uses her master's in textile chemistry and bachelor's in polymer and color chemistry to help lead color development and innovation at the company.
Wilson College Professors, Student Use Fiber Robots to Research Stem Cells
Research experience over the summer allowed a polymer and color chemistry student to develop experimental skills and investigate stem cell development.
Using Chemistry to Solve Problems
Em Lichtenberger uses their two chemistry degrees from the Wilson College of Textiles to keep Parker Lord running.
Where Textiles Meets STEM
In the Department of Textile Engineering, Chemistry and Science, STEM majors can discover surprising opportunities and exceptional career preparation.
Peer Tutoring Provides In-Building Support to Wilson College Students
Students who need a little extra help with a textiles or prerequisite course have access to peer tutors across three degree programs.
Undergraduates, Ph.D. Students Advance E-Textile Research
Wilson College of Textiles students are discovering how e-textiles can improve heating technology and increase the application of electrocardiograms.
Wilson College Students Earn Experience, Job Offers During Summer Internships
Read about more than 30 students' summer internships, ranging across undergraduate, master's and doctorate programs.
Research Experience for Undergraduates Develops Confidence, Resumes
Nearly 30 Wilson College students spent their summer researching in our labs and developing their professional skills to chart a path for their next steps after graduation.
Jean Ferman: Mentoring Provides the Opportunity to Give Back
Recent alumnus Jean Ferman graduated with a degree in polymer and color chemistry and will continue his studies at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine this fall.