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Dyeing Science and Clothing Care Science Lab (Kohama)
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The lab investigates the colorants in modern garments and fabrics without damaging them.
AboutAbout the lab
Identifying colorants without damaging the fabric
The specialties of Associate Professor Kohama of this lab are dyeing science and clothing care science.
The research keywords listed are clothing care science, natural dyes, and dyeing, and the research fields listed are cultural heritage science (dyeing and weaving) and clothing science.
Currently, the lab is working on identifying dyes and pigments that may affect health in modern garments and fabric products, without damaging the objects.
Associate Professor Kohama joined the Faculty of Education at Chiba University in April 2025.
Key terms
- Clothing care science
- A field of clothing science that deals with the laundering, cleaning, and similar care of clothes
- Modern dyed and woven textiles
- Dyed or woven garments and fabric products made in the modern era (late 19th century onward)
- Non-destructive analysis
- Analysis that examines the materials of an object as they are, without removing or breaking off any part of it
ResearchResearch themes
Associate Professor Kohama specializes in dyeing science and clothing care science. Currently, the lab is developing methods that use non-destructive analysis to identify colorants that may affect health in modern dyed and woven textiles.
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- Associate ProfessorYuki Kohama
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