PRESENTATION

Textile chemists and colourists play an important role in the production of comfortable and fashionable textiles. Chemical industrial unit process and operations including those in the textile industry may generate hazards to the environment as well as to the consumers.
Products (e.g. textiles) built up by chemical elements and finally degraded into them represent a cycle of which all steps should be studied to judge their hazard to the environment and to the consumers.
To elaborate Environmentally Friendly Cycles has been the Goal!

ORGANIZATION

Hungarian Society of Textile Technology and Science

PATRONS

NATIONAL INNOVATION OFFICE

HUNGARIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

AWARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Best Young Textile Chemist Award 
The Best Poster awards

TOPICS

Sustainable textile chemistry (bio based raw materials and environmentally friendly processes).
Innovations in textile processing, elaboration and introduction of new technologies in the fields of spinning, weaving, pre-treatments, dyeing (including garment dyeing), printing (including digital printing), finishing.
Quality, environment and safety.
New opportunities and developments in the field of technical textiles.
Textile machinery.
Fashion and its importance.
European textile chemical educational activity (actual situation of the related European textile chemical education at all existing levels).

INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITEE

Prof. Ermanno Barni
University of Turin, Italy
Thomas BECHTOLD
Austria
Judit Borsa
Hungary
Prof. J. M. CANAL
Spain
Emília CSISZÁR
Hungary
Dr. Giuliano FREDDI
Italy
Jean Pierre Gallet
France
Alessandro Gigli
Italy
John Hansen
Denmark
Robert Hirschler
Hungary
Prof. György Keglevich
Dep. of Organic Chemistry and Technology of BME, Hungary
Markus Krayer
Switzerland
Francois Litty
France
Prof. Jan Marek
Czech Republic
Ágota Orbàn
Hungary
Pál Pataki
Hungary
Roshan Paul
Spain
Prof. Giuseppe Rosace
University of Bergamo, Italy
István Rusnàk
Hungary
András Vìg
Hungary
Kurt van Wersch
Germany

HONOUR COMMITEE

Alessandro  A. Gigli
former president of IFATCC
Prof. G. Keglevich
Department of Organic Chemistry and Technology of BME
Prof. J. Marek
next president of IFATCC
W. Möck
honorary president
P. Pataki
TMTE president
I. Rusznàk
honorary president
L. Simon Sarkadi
MKE president
Andras Vìg
IFATCC president

NATIONAL ORGANIZING COMMITEE

Beáta Androsits
MKE manager
Katalin Lakatos Gyori
TMTE manager
Ágota Orbàn
TMTE Section of Textile Chemists and Colourists
Pál Pataki
TMTE president
András Vìg
IFATCC president

LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITEE

 Andras Vìg
Chair
Ágota Orbàn
Secretary
Beate Andorsits
Hungarian Chemical Society
Katalin Lakatos Gyori
Hungarian Society of Textile Technology and Science
Gabriela Ecker
Hungarian Society of Textile Technology and Science
B. Schenker
Hungarian Chemical Society

PRESENTATION

Omne Trinum Est Perfectum

In the fire-proofing regulation there is represented the fire triangle. This triangle illustrates the rule that in order to ignite and burn, a fire requires three elements to be present at the same time: FUEL, COMBURENT and TRIGGER. The idea that three conditions have to take place simultaneously was translated to the Stresa Congress 2010. Whereas the tristimulus triangle, borrowed from the CIE organization, represents the fundamental criteria building the present and the future of the colour-textile world: MENS, SALUS and NEGOTIA, concepts placed at the vertexes of the triangle. The Latin language was chosen for its universality and the spirit of the Congress is well expressed by the motto: OMNE TRINUM EST PERFECTUM.
It has to be explained that each word has several other related meanings: MENS (education, research, advanced technology, nanoscience, biotechnology, innovation, equipments, machineries, etc); SALUS (environment, safety, regulations, welfare, labelling, ecology, etc); NEGOTIA (installations, industry, marketing, costs, earnings, employments, international business, etc)

ORGANIZATION

Associazione Italiana di Chimica Tessile e Coloristica

PATRONS

 The President of the Italian Republic

TOPICS

Bio-based raw materials and environmentally friendly processes.
Precursors and polymers for new fibres, auxiliary agents, dyes, biological textiles. Introducing new technologies to bring more added value.
Spinning, preliminary treatments, dyeing and printing, finishing, specific surface applications, bio and nanotechnologies, measuring instruments and techniques.
How to contribute to improving the quality of products and processes and protecting environment and health.
New opportunities offered to the sector of traditional textiles and development of innovative applications in non-conventional sectors.
A driving element for operating effective, ecological and inexpensive processes.
Fashion is an element of primary strategic importance.
The joint efforts of manufacturing pipeline, design and fashion elements aimed at enhancing the technical/economical value of the textile sector.

INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITEE

Alessandro Gigli
IFATCC-AICTC President, Italy
Prof. Ermanno Barni
University of Turin, AICTC Italy
Prof. Franco Corbani
AICTC, Italy
Dr. Giuliano Freddi
AICTC, Italy
Antonio Mauro
AICTC, Italy
Prof. Giuseppe Rosace
University of Bergamo, Italy
Eng. Piero Sandroni
AICTC, Italy
Claudia Bernet
Switzerland
Prof. J.M. Canal
AEQCT, Spain
Jean-Pierre Gallet
France
Markus Krayer
Switzerland
Francois Litty
ACIT, France
Ingo Mangold
Austria
Prof. Jan Marek
Czech Republic
Werner Streit
Germany
Dr. A. Vig
TMTE, Hungary
J. Hansen
TBF, Denmark

HONOUR COMMITEE

Prof. G. Di Modica
AICTC Honorary President, Italy
Prof. J. M. Canal
IFATCC Past President, Spain
Alessandro Gigli
IFATCC and AICTC President, Italy
Andras Vig
IFATCC Next President, Hungary
P. Locatelli, A.J. Zaninoni
Foundation President, Italy
S. Salmoiraghi
ACIMIT President, Italy
G. Seccomandi
AISPEC-Federchimica President, Italy
M. Tronconi
Sistema Moda Italia President, Italy