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Collagen degradation

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13th AICLST Congress · 2026 · TI-98-P

Paper TI-98/P

Debjit Sena,b, Nakkala GopiKrishnac, Senthilkumar Ganesand, Punitha Velmurugana,b

Microbial infestation of wet leathers during its storage and transport is major challenge in the tanning industry leading to structural and aesthetic degradation, compromised leather quality, reduced commercial value and reliance on synthetic thiazolebased …

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13th AICLST Congress · 2026 · TI-70-O

Paper TI-70/O

Janani. V ab, Akash Bhalla c, Bindia Sahuab

… The designed polymer possesses a dual ionic architecture incorporating cationic, anionic, and hydrophobic functionalities, enabling adaptive interactions with collagen across varying pH conditions. Comprehensive structural characterization using FTIR, 1H NMR, GPC, and ESIMS confirmed …

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XXXVIII IULTCS Congress · 2025 · L-O-002

Hide and Seek: Enhancing Sustainability in Leather Production with Spectroscopic Technologies

Yang (John) Liu; Yash Dixit; Siew Ling Ong; Sujay Prabakar; Marlon M. Reis

The leather industry faces critical sustainability challenges, including inefficient detection of microbial spoilage in raw hides and inadequate supply chain traceability. Currently, no rapid spoilage detection techniques suitable for industrial practices exist, resulting in …

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13th AICLST Congress · 2026 · TI-47-P

to a Robust Catalytic Platform via a Novel Zirconium-Based MOF

Guanjie Huanga, Jianzhong Mab, Jie Chenc

… Subsequently, by loading traditional zirconium tanning agents into the MOF framework, this study establishes a composite zirconium tanning agent with a controlled release mechanism, promoting the uniform distribution of zirconium ions within the collagen …

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III IULTCS EuroCongress · 2022 · V-O-169

Biodegradability and compostability of tannery articles and products

Massimiliano Franceschi, Silvia Pierozzi, Claudio Luchetti, Francesca Braca, Valeria Bevilacqua; Francesca Gambineri, Fabrizia Turchi, Antonio Cecchi

The tannery sector and the fashion groups are determined to create products, such as chemicals, leather articles and fi nished products having reduced environmental impacts in respect to circular economy, taking into account their …

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