Laureate Anke Domaske - Fondation Yves Rocher - 113771
网页It is a genuine alternative to waste that makes it possible to transform discarded milk into a useful product with a low ecological impact. Anke’s invention is a shining example of the power of upcycling: this young microbiologist has succeeded in developing a natural fibre from milk deemed unfit for consumption.
Heroes of Innovation: Hear from Anke Domaske - YouTube
网页2017年8月10日 · Anke Domaske saw sour milk’s great potential as a raw material. She uses it to manufacture biopolymers and fibers that offer unlimited possibilities for appl...
Anke Domaske - Eco Fashion Talk
网页2012年6月4日 · Anke Domaske is a German fashion designer and microbiologist, an unusual combination that led her to develop a chemical free process to produce milk fiber, making it both natural and sustainable. Milk fiber was first developed in the 1930’s, at the time, to extend the limited supply of natural fabrications, …
Qmilk: The Technology that Turns Milk Into Clothes
网页2023年10月3日 · Anke Domaske, a multi-talented German entrepreneur, fashion designer, and microbiologist, was the driving force behind the creation of QMILK. Inspired by her desire to develop non-chemically treated fabric, Domaske embarked on a journey that led her to the discovery of milk proteins as a potential textile material.
Story - www.qmilkfiber.eu
网页Founder of the company is Anke Domaske who originally was searching for chemically untreated clothing for her stepfather with cancer. Eventually milk proteins came to her interest. Those had already been processed to textiles in the 1930s, but the fibers were treated with various chemicals and produced in a complex process. Qmilk started as a ...
German fashion designer makes clothes from milk | Reuters
网页2011年10月7日 · Anke Domaske, 28, has developed a fabric called QMilch made from high concentrations of the milk protein casein -- the first man-made fiber produced entirely without chemicals.
In Their Own Words: Fashion Designer & Innovator Anke Domaske
网页2018年8月18日 · Anke Domaske is the founder of the QMilk company, which produces garments from milk protein. It all began when Anke was searching for chemically untreated clothing for her stepfather who was struggling with serious health problems.
Utterly fashionable – DW – 10/20/2011 - dw.com
网页2011年10月20日 · Biologist and designer Anke Domaske has succeeded in what other companies failed to do: creating a milk fiber for use in textiles that is water-resistant and tearproof. Her bright idea is...
Meet the Makers: Textiles Made From Milk | GPI Design
网页2016年11月8日 · Today, we feature our interview with Anke Domaske, the creative designer of Qmilk – textile fibers made from milk. Domaske uses renewable resources and a special recipe to set a new standard for fiber production.
German designer Anke Domaske and her fashions made from milk
网页Anke Domaske is a 28 year old biologist and fashion designer who makes clothes from a very unusual fabric, milk yarn.