Titlebook: Emerging Trends in Leather Science and Technology; Sreeram Kalarical Janardhanan,Luis A. Zugno Book 2024 Centre for Science & Technology o

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An Overview of Leather Processingical: current thinking developed over the last quarter of a century constitutes a shift in approach to leather science, yielding a new paradigm in leather technology. The result is a new way of ensuring that development strategies are likely to be predictably successful, unlike the inevitable outcome of the alternative, ‘trial and error’.

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Yoshio Sone (Professor Emeritus)ve model in higher leather education and advanced training is suggested. This would enable to embrace next-generation technologies to achieve sustainable education. This article emphasizes the importance of the global education community and its relevance in alignment to achieve sustainable growth in the leather and allied sector.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-68922-5s of the Kenyan leather industry with a bias on the vegetable tanning sector. It highlights the historical perspective of vegetable tanning in Kenya, current trends, product development and its merit in socio-economic impact, sustainable production.

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Call for a Unique North-South-South-Triangular Co-operation for Education for Leather and Allied Secve model in higher leather education and advanced training is suggested. This would enable to embrace next-generation technologies to achieve sustainable education. This article emphasizes the importance of the global education community and its relevance in alignment to achieve sustainable growth in the leather and allied sector.

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Hides and Skins: Unravelling Nature’s Marvele properties derive from the composition and structure of skin. The principle structural components of skin are many members of the collagen family of proteins, particularly types I and III collagens. Skin comprises several structurally distinct zones. Outermost is the epidermis which is lost during

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Zero Waste Processing and Sustainability of Leatherater treatment technologies. Technologies that offer scope for promoting circular economy and reducing carbon foot-print through waste minimisation and or valorisation have been detailed. Global sustainability goals and their impact on sustainable leather processing have been discussed. Options for

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Challenges in the Treatment of Tannery Effluentsestablishing new leather clusters in developing countries. Due to only gradual increase in volumes of effluents and seasonal fluctuations associated with religious festivals, new CETPs are designed in modular way. Effluent collection and conveyance network is normally a combination of gravity and pr