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9 July 13 2019 email: itgss2019@126.com
2019 organizing committee of Shanghai International Textile
Graduate Summer School, Writing: Jie Jia Translation: Weihao Luo
On July 13, 2019, the 2019 Shanghai International
Textile Graduate Summer School
met the tenth day in the drizzling rain. Today, Professor Martin W. King from
North Carolina State University and Professor Tao Xuyuan from the National
Textile Institute of France gave lectures to the students. The content of the
lectures included an overview of smart textiles and scientific research work.
In the morning, Professor Tao Xuyuan
brought the students into the magical world of smart textiles. By combining the
advanced research results of various research groups in the world and playing
videos, he vividly introduced many smart textiles to students, such as color
materials, phase change materials, shape memory materials, hydrogels and
superabsorbent materials. The wonderful features of the materials caused by
different mechanisms deeply attracted every student.
Later, Professor Martin W. King
introduced the basic lines of scientific research to the participants around
the four aspects of scientific research methods, including mastering the basic
theory, making assumptions and designing experiments, drawing conclusions based
on experimental phenomena, and revising the theory on this basis. The four
parts provided a clear idea for the future research work of the students.
In the afternoon, Professor Tao Xuyuan
gave an overview about the wide range of uses of wearable textiles and their
research status, showing the great convenience that smart textiles bring to our
future life. The students listened the introduction enthusiastically, and
revolved around the teacher to discuss the contents which they were interested
in after class.
Then, Professor Martin W. King showed
the application of medical textile materials in solving major medical healthy problems
such as the safety of drinking water and implantable tissues and so on. Through
the professor's explanation, the students saw the broad prospects of textile
materials in medical equipment applications.
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Prof. Tao Xuyuan |
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Prof. Martin W. King |