Advanced Textiles' Masterclass Fostex organized a unique and international virtual Masterclass on Advanced Textiles, taking place 8-15-22-29 June 2021. The Masterclass will cover different topics related to Advanced Textiles (advanced…
Sixth Fostex consortium meeting: making the best out of the “new normal” On March 3rd 2021, the FOSTEX consortium held its sixth meeting. The online meeting offered the opportunity to…
Updates from the advanced textile centre: equipment installed at ESITH! Despite the difficulties in the past month due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, the FOSTEX consortium went on in pursuing…
UNIWA promotes FOSTEX to an international audience of stakeholders Project partner UNIWA seized the opportunity to communicate FOSTEX to an international audience of relevant stakeholders, again, in the very beginning…
Fostex promoted at the T-CREPE e-seminar for trainers The aim of the Erasmus+ project “Textile Engineering for Co-creation Paradigms in Education”, in short T-CREPE, is to develop an innovative web-based,…
Fifth Fostex consortium meeting: online is the new normal After a quite busy period during the summer months, the FOSTEX partners “gathered” again virtually for the 5th consortium meeting held…
FOSTEX roundtable 2: the Moroccan edition held as webinar to comply with COVID-19 restrictions. ESITH - Higher School of Textile and Clothing Industries, AMITH - Association of Textile and Clothing…
FOSTEX Capacity Building Training: The experience from the trainers’ point of view. From August 31st to September 11th 2020, the training of FOSTEX Capacity Building took place under on-line format…
The evaluation of the candidacies by the project committees resulted in the selection of Ammar Abu Tarboush. Details about the evaluation will be given upon request through the following email:…
Transnational consortium meetings despite the pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic has overwhelmed habits and plans, having a deep impact on the social activities of FOSTEX’s international collaboration. All consortium partners were…