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ড. শাফিউল ইসলাম: কানাডীয় TexTek Solutions (www.textek.piczo.com) এর ডিরেক্টর ও Institute of Textile Science (www.textilescience.ca) এর প্রেসিডেন্ট। স্পাইডার সিল্ক প্রযুক্তির উদ্ভাবক। যুক্তরাজ্য থেকে টেক্সটাইল বিজ্ঞান ও প্রযুক্তিতে ডক্টরেট ডিগ্রী অর্জন করেন। তাঁর অনেক গবেষণাপত্র, বই ও প্যাটেন্ট প্রকাশ পেয়েছে। Email: textek@gmail.com
Shafiul A. Islam; PhD, CText FTI, specializing in developing textile technology and strategy, authored numerous research articles, patents, theses, books and conference presentations. His biopolymeric-spider-silk micro-spinning innovation has advanced biomaterials processing knowledge. He is Director of TexTek Solutions (textek.piczo.com); President of the Institute of Textile Science (textilescience.ca); and a Royal Chartered Fellow of the Textile Institute International, UK. Dr. Islam lives and works out of Canada. His interests encompass stimulating science, technology, innovation and management seamlessly to turn challenges into opportunities.
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Selected Research Articles/Patents: Available on request
ARTICLES
2006 Boiactive Silk Proteins as Geotextile Substrates, M Tsukada, S Islam, Y Ishiguro, biggani.com, 6 Sep 1-4
2006 Problem, Potential and Solution, S Islam, biggani.com, 11 Sep
2006 Imagination Drives Textile and Clothing Innovations, S Islam, biggani.com, 4 Sep 1-6
2006 Emerging Textile and Clothing Technology, S Islam, ITET J., Mar. 8(1) 1-5
2006 Global Textile & Clothing Trade Environment: Challenges & Growth Opportunities, S Islam, Scholars J. Feb 21
2006 Enormous Opportunities to Work in Bangladesh, S Islam, 344 Chhutir Dine, Prothom Alo, Feb 18
2005 Textile & Apparel Trade - What's Next in 2006 and Beyond?, S Islam, Text. J. 122(6) 28-32
2005 Value-added Textile Technology, S Islam, Textile Excellence, Anniversary Edition, Jul. 3(1) 55-56
2005 ‘Specialty Textiles’ - ITS 98th Technical Session Review, S Islam, Text. J. 122(4) 44-45
2005 Microwave Irradiation Technique to Enhance Protein Fiber Properties, M Tsukada, S Islam, T Arai, A. Boschi, G Freddi, Autex Res. J. 5(1) 40-48
2005 High-toughness Spider Silk Fibers Spun from Soluble rc-Silk Produced in Mammalian Cells, C Karatzas, S Islam et al., Biotechnology of Biopolymers: From Synthesis to Patents, 2 Volumes, Germany 945-966
2005 Microwave Irradiation Technique to Enhance Protein Fiber Properties, M Tsukada, S Islam, T Arai, A. Boschi, G Freddi, 11th International Wool Research Conference Proceeding, Leeds, 4-9 Sep 62
2004 Enhancing Sorption Properties of Natural Fibrous Protein Substrates. Part I: Absorption of malodorous gases, M Tsukada, S Islam, N Kasai, Text. J., 121(6) 48-50
2004 ‘Cutting Edge Technical Textiles’ - ITS 97th Technical Session Review, S Islam, Text. J. 121(6) 51
2004 Antibiotic Silk Substrates for Healthcare, M Tsukada, G Shen, S Islam, Text. J. 121(5) 47-49
2004 Evolution of the Global Textile Fibre Market, S Islam, Text. J. 121(4) 54-57
2004 BioMedical Textiles and Beyond, Dept. of Clothing & Textiles, U of M, S Islam, Jul 25-27, Invited Speaker
2004 Textile & Apparel Workers’ Struggle for Subsistence, S Islam, Text. J. 121(3), 53-59
2004 ‘High Performance Textiles’ - ITS 96th Technical Session Review, S Islam, Text. J. 121(3) 84
2004 Textile & Apparel Exports/Imports Trade Horizons: Canada, US & Beyond, S Islam, Text. J. 121(2), 35-40
2004 ‘From Silk to High Tech’ - ITS 95th Scientific Session Review, S Islam, Text. J. 121(1) 48
2003 Optoelectronic Innovations for Processing Visco-elastic Textiles, S Islam, Canadian Text. J. 120(4) 48-51
2003 ‘Fibers & Beyond’ - ITS 94th Technical Session Review, S Islam, Canadian Text. J. 120(3) 46
2003 High-toughness Spider Silk Fibers Spun from Soluble rc-Silk Produced in Mammalian Cells, C Karatzas, S Islam et al., Biopolymers, Vol. 8: Polyamides and Complex Proteinaceous Materials II: Chapter 5, Germany. Apr 97-117
2002 Synthetic Silk Synthesis, Spinning and Weaving Process Design, S Islam, British Text. Tech. Group BTTG, TechniTex Faraday Partnership, Royal Armouries Leeds, UK Nov 6-7 Invited Speaker
2002 BioSteel rc- Spider Silk Protein Fiber Properties and Characterizations – Challenges and Opportunities, S Islam, A Rodenhiser, C Karatzas, Technical Presentation, Nexia - DRDC Strategic Meeting, Montreal, Canada, May 09
2002 Royal Chartered Textile Fellowship - CTJ pays tribute, Canadian Text. J. 119(3) 42
2001 BioSteel rc- Spider Silk Protein Fiber Properties – Challenges and Opportunities, S Islam, C Karatzas, J Turner, Technical Presentation, Nexia - Acordis Specialty Fibers Strategic Meeting, Coventry, UK, Dec 04
2001 Pick Spreading with Specific Reference to Set Marks, S Islam, Canadian Text. J. 118(5) 23-27
2001 Weaving Fault Free Visco-elastic Silk-Like Materials, S Islam, Inst. of Text. Science 91st Scientific Session, Kingston, Oct 17, Invited Speaker
2001 Creating a Better World with Synthetic Spider Silk Technology - simplifying science to kids, S Islam, Pleasant Corners Public School, Ontario, Jun 19 Invited Speaker
2001 Features Identification & Analysis of Set Marks, S Islam, Canadian Text. J. 118(4) 28-31
2000 Prevention of Set Marks in Weaving, S Islam, Inst. of Textile Engineers & Technologists J. 8(1), 42-47
1999 Cloth Fell Control to Prevent of Start-up Marks in Weaving, S Islam, M P U Bandara, J. Text. Inst., Part 1: Fiber Science & Technology 90(3) 336-345
1998 Tomorrow's Textiles, S Islam, Clothworkers’ Library, 2nd Edition, Leeds, Feb
1998 A Novel Technique for Compensating On-loom Warp and Fabric Creep, S Islam, Text. Tech. for China, London, 45-46
1997 Textile Intelligence Information Systems TIIS, S Islam, http://www.geocities.com/shafiul_i/textile, Oct 12
1997 Touch of Textiles - Weaving a Flexible Future! Invited Speaker, S Islam, British Association for the Advancement of Science Annual Science Festival, University of Leeds, Sep 7-12
1996 Aspects of Cloth Fell Control to Minimize Set Marks in Fabrics Woven on Power Looms, S Islam, M P U Bandara, 25th Text. Res. Symp. Proc., Mt. Fuji, 2-5 Aug, 247-254
1996 Effect of Extension Rate and Cyclic Loading on Some Physical Properties of Viscose, S Islam, M P U Bandara, Textile Inst. Fiber Science/Yarn Group Conference Proceedings, Manchester, 3-4 Dec, 1-6
1996 Yarn Spacing Measurement in Woven Fabrics with Specific Reference to Start-up Marks, S Islam, M P U Bandara, J. Textile Inst., Part 1: Fiber Science & Technology 87(1) 107-119
1996 Prevention of Start-up Marks in Fabrics Woven on Power Looms, S Islam, Doctoral Thesis, School of Textile Industries, University of Leeds, i-xxi and 1-257
1995 Measurement of Pick Spacing and Related Aspects in Woven Fabrics, S Islam, M P U Bandara, ARS TEXTRINA International Textiles Conference, Leeds University, Jul 10-12
1994 Measurement of Pickspacing and Related Aspects in Woven Fabrics, S Islam, M P U Bandara, University of Leeds Staff & Departmental Development Unit: Effective Teaching & Learning, Dec 5-8, Invited Speaker
1992 Textile Fiber, Sunflower Publishers, Dhaka, Jan
1989 Simplified and Synchronized Let-off and Take-up Mechanisms for Improved Control of Warp Tension, S Islam, B. Sc. Thesis, College of Textile Engineering & Technology, University of Dhaka
PATENTS
2006 Methods and apparatus for spinning spider silk protein, USP 7,057,023 June 6
2005 US Patent Application 20050054830, March 10, 2005; filed July 12, 2004
2004 US Patent Application 20040102614, May 27, 2004; filed April 3, 2003
2004 US Patent Application#10/893,588, Patent Attorney Docket#602922-999014 filed Jul 12
2003 WIPO PCT International Publication # WO 03/060099 A3, 24 July 2003, filed Jan 13
2003 PCT Patent Application#10/406,832, Patent Attorney Docket# 9529-013-999 filed Apr 3
2003 PCT & US Patent Utility Application#10/341,096, Attorney Docket#9529-012 filed Jan 13
2002 US Patent Application#60/408,530 Pat. Attorney Docket#06632/023002 filed Sep 4
2002 US Patent Application#60/347,510 Pat. Attorney Docket#06632/023001 filed Jan 11
1996 British Patent Application# 9627143-2, University of Leeds Innovations, Dec 24
1991 Synchronized mechanisms for controlling warp tension, BP 1 002 290, Oct 31
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