DTT #83 - Walaa Enab- Wilson School of Textiles - Product Showcase

Today's Guest is Walaa Enab (https://www.linkedin.com/in/walaa-enab/) and she is Discussing her Nano Bridging Technology that she presented and the North Carolina Federal and Defense Textile Summit (https://www.ncmbc.us/event/lorem-ipsum-dolor-5/). As a Ph.D. student that Wilson School of Textiles she is bringing unique technology into the Defense market (https://textiles.ncsu.edu/)

Walaa is a motivated and creative textile engineer with 10 years of experience in a wide range of textile materials, manufacturing processes, and product development. Along with practical and research experience in manufacturing and characterizing a wide range of textiles, including woven, composites, knitted, and non-woven materials.

I'm looking forward to where I can utilize my knowledge and skill set to grow as a professional and be resourceful to an organization. I am particularly interested in companies that prioritize sustainability and innovation in their product lines. I believe that my skills and experiences align with the goals of these organizations, and I would be a valuable addition to their teams.

Thank you for taking the time to read my profile. Let's work together to utilize the incredible properties of soft textiles to make our lives more comfortable and sustainable.


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