Develops sequestered hydrogen peroxide finishes that give fabrics rechargeable antimicrobial and odor control.
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Halo lists 56 antimicrobial textiles experts with a page on the network. They include Bernd Liesenfeld and Katie Laird. Open the antimicrobial textiles hub to see all of them.
Develops sequestered hydrogen peroxide finishes that give fabrics rechargeable antimicrobial and odor control.
Tests domestic laundering protocols for disinfecting healthcare textiles and curbing antibiotic resistance.
Grafts conjugated polyelectrolytes onto cotton fibers to capture and kill bacteria and viruses.
Modifies the bioactive dye emodin to make antiviral and antibacterial textiles.
Builds self-decontaminating nanofibrous and iron oxide nanowire filters that inactivate airborne bacteria.
Coats textiles with silicene quantum dot nanocomposites for UV protection and antibacterial activity.
Anchors MOFs onto TEMPO-oxidized cotton and impregnates fibers with silver nanoparticles as antibacterials.
Builds bactericidal quantum dot polymer nanocomposites and functional fabrics for healthcare.
Develops antibacterial functional polymers and fibrous materials for medical and protective clothing.
Engineers light-activated, wash-durable antimicrobial coatings for cotton and other textile fibers.
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Halo lists 56 antimicrobial textiles experts, including Bernd Liesenfeld, Katie Laird, and Eva Chi. Anyone with antimicrobial textiles listed on Halo comes first, and the page was last updated on Sept 30, 2026.
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