Deutsche Institute für Textil- und Faserforschung (DITF)
Excellence in Textile Research
The German Institute for Textile and Fiber Research Denkendorf (DITF) is the largest textile research center in Europe with more than 300 scientific staff covering an area of more than 25,000 m². Under one roof, Denkendorf has three research facilities:
The Institut for Texitle and Fiber research Denkendorf (ITV) The Institute for Textile Chemistry and Chemiefasern Denkendorf (ITCF) The Center for Management Research (DITF-MR)The DITF is the only textile research institute worldwide to cover the entire production and value chain of textiles with its institutes and research areas:
From the molecule to the product From the idea to the market-oriented solution As a reliable partner to the economyThe DITF textile research and development projects in the fields of chemistry, materials science, process engineering, materials engineering, machine and plant construction as well as management are working on the topics of the DITF.
| Category | Institutes |
|---|---|
| Working areas | Biomaterials, Services, Development, Research, Medicine |
Contact
Körschtalstr. 26
73770 Denkendorf
+49 711 9340-0
ditf@ditf.de
http://www.ditf.de/
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