The Herman and Myrtle Goldstein Graduate Student Paper Competition highlights emerging researchers and the innovative work shaping the future of the textile industry. This year’s finalists represent talented graduate students who will present their original research to a panel of industry experts, demonstrating not only the strength of their work, but their ability to communicate its relevance and potential impact. The competition provides these students with an opportunity to share their ideas with the broader textile community while gaining valuable exposure and professional experience.
Presenters
Chenxi Zhu, North Carolina State University
“3D Texture Creation on Synthetic Fabrics using Laser Engraving Technology”
Anita Amir Labonno, North Carolina State University
“Skin Bioaccessibility of Perfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) Leached from Firefighter’s Turnout Gear using Skin Excretions”