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HÖR MAL ZU(KUNFT)! — Award for STFI Podcast
Nina Litsios from STFI honoured with second place
On 17 October 2022, the annual conference of the textil+mode association took place in Berlin. In this context, the best three podcasts of the new series HÖR MAL ZU(KUNFT)! were awarded. One of the winners was Nina Litsios from the Sächsischen Textilforschungsinstitut e.V. (STFI). Her podcast explored the question of what sustainability means for a textile research institute.
Die große Freude über die Auszeichnung ist Nina auf der Bühne in Berlin anzusehen. Glücklich strahlt sie über das ganze Gesicht, als sie die Urkunde von Johannes Diebel, Leiter des Forschungskuratoriums Textil, überreicht bekommt. Trifft man sie im STFI in Chemnitz, ist sie stets gut gelaunt und voller Tatendrang. So hat sie auch den Podcast mit ihrem Kollegen Franz Klötzer einfach aufgezeichnet. Ergebnis ist ein informatives Gespräch mit den richtigen Fragen zur Nachhaltigkeit und der Message, in kleinen Schritten den Wandel zur nachhaltigen Textilindustrie stetig voranzutreiben.
Overwhelmed with joy did Nina receive the award by Johannes Diebel, head of the Textile Research Board. If you meet her at the STFI in Chemnitz, she is always in a good mood and full of energy. So she simply recorded the podcast with her colleague Franz Klötzer. The result is an informative conversation with the right questions about sustainability and the message to constantly drive forward the change to a sustainable textile industry in small steps.
The podcast's content: Have you ever felt that sustainability is out of reach? Are you motivated to learn more about what the sustainable design process looks like in the textile industry, but don't know where to start? You're not alone! In this episode of HÖR MAL ZU(KUNFT)!, Franz, a research assistant in the field of woven and knitted fabrics at the Sächsischen Textilforschungsinstitut e.V., talks with Nina, a very motivated student, about his learning process on sustainability in his work and in the technical textile industry. Listen to what obstacles he has overcome and what he hopes for the future!
We congratulate Nina for the second place in the Go Textile! education campaign competition!