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💡 The StrentexProject “Meeting with Stakeholders” lecture series continued yesterday with the second lecture “Physico-chemical methods for modification of lignocellulosic fibers in order to improve their electro-physical properties” given by…
Prof. Goran Stojanovic, the coordinator of the STRENTEX project, gave the speech (on 14.12.2022) at the webinar: “Smart Textiles for industrial application” organized in the framework of the following initiative…
Prof. Dr Goran Stojanović (coordinator of the STRENTEX project) delivered a plenary talk at the 4th International Conference for Innovation in Biomedical Engineering and Life Sciences held in hybrid format,…
STRENTEX Project team members Mitar Simić and Ivana Knežević had the opportunity to participate in the 2nd Butterfly Innovation & Business Forum, in Sarajevo, 6-7 December. Mitar Simić was the…
Prof. Goran Stojanovic delivered a talk entitled, “Inventions in the field of textile and edible electronics and their applications in biomedicine”, in the framework of the event “Scientific activities and…
STRENTEX project organized the workshop: “Possibilities for commercialization of textile electronic devices”. The workshop was held in on November 23rd in Rectorate Building, Dr. Zorana Djindjica 1, Novi Sad. It…
We are excited to invite you to the workshop organized by STRENTEX project: „Possibilities for commercialization of textile electronic devices’. Join us on November 23rd in Rectorate Building, Dr. Zorana…
Prof. Dr. Goran Stojanovic, leader of the STRENTEX project had an interview on the „From Science to Industry“, in serbian language. The video can be found here.
As our project is already halfway through its lifetime, we have created a short video to summarize the interesting things we have been working on in the past years and…
The Strentex Project is highlighted in the “Smart Textiles and Wearables Newsletter” alongside with notable Institutes working on E-Textiles such as MIT, UNSW, and others. This article features a spotlight…