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What do knitting, squid and nanomaterials have in common?

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Los Angeles - Did you ever want to know how material technology and biomimicry can help us transform our environments sustainably? Connie Huffa of Fabdesigns Inc. sits down with textile and biomedical engineer, Rahim Jindani, Ph.D. Jindani, to discuss traditional methods of making textiles fading and the emerging technologies of nano-materials and nature-based materials, which may be the key to intercepting and utilizing our urban waste streams for cradle to cradle material technologies.
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