SSbD: Boosting sustainability and
safety in the
textile sector
REGISTRATIONS
From 09am to 01pm
AITEX facilities
Limited capacity and prior
registration required

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER, 25

FROM 09AM TO 01PM

AITEX FACILITIES

LIMITED CAPACITY. REGISTRATION NOW OPEN.


PROGRAMME
09.00. Registration and Welcome Coffee
10.00. Introduction to the Workshop
Presented by AITEX technical specialists
10.05. Introduction to the framework “Promoting sustainability and safety in the textile sector” (SSbD)
Presented by AITEX technical specialists
10.25. Presentation: “SSbD in the textile industry”
Presented by AITEX technical specialists
10.45. Presentation: “Risk and sustainability assessment in design”
Presented by AITEX technical specialists
11.05. Q&A and interactive audience participation
11.10. Coffee networking
11.30. Presentation on the INTEGRANO Project – “Multidimensional Integrated Quantitative Approach to Assess Safety and Sustainability of Nanomaterials in Real Case Life Cycle Scenarios Using Nanospecific Impact Categories”
By Bruno Marco, R&D Project Manager at AITEX
11.50. Presentation on the SUBBIMATT Project – “Sustainable, Biobased and Bio-Inspired Materials for Smart Technical Textiles”
By José Luis Valles, Senior Researcher at ProtoQSAR
12.10. Case study: Application of SSbD solutions in the development of antimicrobial textile finishes
By Noelia Beltrán, CEO of Nob166
12.30. Q&A and interactive audience participation
12.40. Closing
Knowledge and data exchange platform
The Safe and Sustainable by Design” (SSbD Hub) platform is an initiative driven by the European INTEGRANO project. It provides a space for knowledge sharing, training, and access to a database and tools aimed at promoting the SSbD approach in the innovation process of chemicals and materials.
Its main objectives include the creation of a repository of technical information, the promotion of exchange among key stakeholders (companies, research centres and institutions), and the provision of training to support the adoption of the framework by SMEs and other interested organisations.

Funded by the European Union under Grant Agreement No. 101138414 – INTEGRANO project.
The content and opinions expressed are the sole responsibility of the author(s) and can under no circumstances be regarded as reflecting the position of the European Union or the European Commission. Neither the European Union nor the European Commission can be held responsible for them.
