SAVE THE DATE

Join our Pool 3 workshop

Join us on March 22, 2024, as Trace (Innomission 4) extends an invitation to research institutions, as well as private and public companies/institutions to partake in the Pool 3 Workshop. During this event, we will discuss challenges and possibilities and find solutions to facilitate a transition towards a Circular Economy – with focus on PLASTICS and TEXTILES.
Trace extends a warm invitation to entrepreneurs, SMEs, large corporations, researchers, NGOs, and pertinent public companies/institutions in the plastics and textiles sector to participate in the kick-off conference for Trace- Pool 3. This pool encompasses funding for ground-breaking and innovative projects, which private companies, public institutions and knowledge institutions can collaboratively apply for.

Arvid Aagaard Sihm joins TRACE as Head of Strategy and Funding

We are delighted to welcome Arvid Aagaard Sihm as our new Head of Strategy and Funding at TRACE.  Arvid brings valuable expertise to TRACE’s mission of developing scalable circular solutions in plastics and textiles. 

New Trace Call

TRACE Funding Call: DKK 67.4 Million for Collaborative Initiatives within Healthcare and Applied Textiles – Applications Open in March

 

Save The Date

Join us at the Trace Pool 4 Conference on March 25th 2025 at Design School Kolding, as we create new projects within the framework of the Trace partnership.

Potentially Breaktrough for PETfection

The TRACE project, named PETfection, has made significant progress toward converting PET from household plastic waste into high-quality recycled PET (rPET). 

CircularTEX launches a circular guide

CircularTEX launches a circular guide for purchasing upholstered furniture 

A strong responsibilty to change the textile industry

- We are participating in Trace to try and move the needle together with other companies, research institutions, and various actors," says Dorte Rye Olsen, Head of Sustainability at Bestseller.

Pioneering Circular Solutions for Textiles and Plastics

Professor, Head of Department, Department of Environmental and Resource Engineering Claus-Helix Nielsen on DTU's role in Trace

Read article by Trace researchers

By adjusting fashion companies' product development to create more inclusive designs, substantial benefits can be realized for the climate, environment, economy, and consumers.