Lecturer and researcher, Bahir Dar University, Ethiopian Institute of Textile and Fashion Technology, Ethiopia
Bantamlak Birlie is a dedicated lecturer and researcher at Bahir Dar University Ethiopian Institute of Textile and Fashion Technology. With a strong foundation in textile engineering, he holds a Master of Science in Textile Manufacturing and Material Science and Engineering, alongside a Bachelor of Science in Textile Engineering. Over the past seven years, his academic and research pursuits have significantly contributed to the field, focusing on the extraction and characterization of natural cellulosic fibers for eco-friendly composite manufacturing. His commitment to innovation drives him to continually explore and implement sustainable practices within the textile industry.
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Education 🎓
Bantamlak Birlie’s educational journey is rooted in textile engineering and manufacturing. He earned a Master of Science in Textile Manufacturing and Material Science and Engineering, which provided him with advanced knowledge and skills in the field. Prior to this, he completed a Bachelor of Science in Textile Engineering. His education has equipped him with a deep understanding of textile materials and processes, laying a solid foundation for his career as a researcher and lecturer at Bahir Dar University.
Experience 💼
With seven years of experience as a lecturer and researcher at Bahir Dar University, Bantamlak Birlie has developed a robust academic and professional portfolio. His role involves teaching, guiding graduate students, and conducting significant research projects. His expertise lies in the extraction and characterization of natural cellulosic fibers for green composite applications, as well as eco-friendly textile waste effluent treatment and biobased flame retardancy of textile polymers. His work not only advances academic knowledge but also promotes sustainable practices in the textile industry.
Research Interests 🔍
Bantamlak Birlie’s research interests are centered around sustainable and eco-friendly materials within the textile industry. He focuses on the extraction and characterization of natural cellulosic fibers, aiming to develop green composites that reduce environmental impact. His work also extends to treating textile waste effluent and enhancing the flame retardancy of textile polymers using biobased materials. These research endeavors reflect his commitment to promoting sustainability and innovation in textile manufacturing.
Awards 🏆
Bantamlak Birlie’s dedication to research and innovation in textile engineering has earned him recognition within the academic community. His impactful work on sustainable materials and eco-friendly practices in the textile industry positions him as a strong candidate for the Best Research Award. Through his contributions to both academia and industry, he continues to inspire positive change and drive advancements in sustainable textile technologies.
Publications Top Notes📚
“Extraction and Characterization of Natural Cellulosic Fibers for Eco-Friendly Composite Manufacturing” (2020) – Journal of Textile Science & Engineering, cited by 2 articles.
“Eco-Friendly Textile Waste Effluent Treatment” (2019) – International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology, cited by 1 article.
“Biobased Flame Retardancy of Textile Polymers” (2021) – Journal of Materials Science Research, cited by 1 article.
“Sustainable Practices in Textile Manufacturing” (2022) – Journal of Cleaner Production, cited by 1 article.
“Innovations in Green Composite Applications” (2023) – Advanced Materials Research