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1 January 2026

Recently, “fast fashion”—characterized by rapid production, shortened fashion cycles, and affordable consumption—has significantly reshaped the traditional textile and apparel industry ecosystem. The resulting controversies regarding manufacturing pollution, water resource depletion, and the massive recycling and disposal of waste have prompted global academia and industry to continually rethink how to strike a balance between commercial interests and environmental protection

 

As a result, Professor Jiun-Tai Chen, Dean of the College of Science at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, and the research team from the “Optoelectronic Polymer Research Group” chose to leverage their expertise in polymer materials, and successfully developed functional fabrics capable of “self-healing” after damage, aiming to significantly reduce the environmental impact of discarded textiles...

 


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