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Latest papers
Modelling the physiological strain and physical burden of chemical protective coveralls.
Ergonomics · 2015
Latest funding
- $100,000
The anti-stink clothing label: quantifying and mitigating malodours from sweaty activewear
NSERC · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $242,800
Machine learning approach for sustainable clothing and textile waste management: Evidence-based policy and circular economy framework in the fashion industry
NSERC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $28,902
Tiny source, large problem! Canadians' preferences for mitigating the environmental impacts of microfibre pollution from domestic laundering
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
1 publications.
Modelling the physiological strain and physical burden of chemical protective coveralls.
Wen S, Petersen S, McQueen R, Batcheller J
The anti-stink clothing label: quantifying and mitigating malodours from sweaty activewear
Principal investigators: Borduas-Dedekind, Nadine N
Keywords: activewear; analytical chemistry; body odours; gas chromatography; indoor air quality; mass spectrometry; smell mitigation; sweat; textiles; volatile organic compounds
Machine learning approach for sustainable clothing and textile waste management: Evidence-based policy and circular economy framework in the fashion industry
Principal investigators: Ng, Kelvin Tsun Wai
Keywords: Post-consumer clothing and textile waste; Data driven waste policy in end-of-life textile sector; Circular economy in Canadian fashsion industry; RNN-LSTM modeling using K-fold validation and distinct time-series; Interaction of odorous molecules with textile fibres ; Sensory detection of body odor emanating from fabrics; Holistic scenario mapping and social justice; Recycling opportunities and disposal behaviors of second-hand clothing; Gender stereotyping and cultural appropriation in Fashsion
Tiny source, large problem! Canadians' preferences for mitigating the environmental impacts of microfibre pollution from domestic laundering
Principal investigators: McQueen, Rachel
Keywords: Consumer behaviour; Laundry; Clothing; Microfibre pollution; Pro-environmental behaviour
Let's stop shifting the burden! Exploring barriers and opportunities for managing post-consumer clothing and textiles within Canada
Principal investigators: McQueen, Rachel H.
Keywords: second-hand clothing; textile waste; circularity; post-consumer textiles; extended producer responsibility; donations; textile recycling; reuse; circular textiles economy
Tiny source, large problem! Canadians' preferences for mitigating the environmental impacts of microfibre pollution from domestic laundering
Principal investigators: McQueen, Rachel
Keywords: Consumer behaviour; Laundry; Clothing; Microfibre pollution; Pro-environmental behaviour
Let's stop shifting the burden! Exploring barriers and opportunities for managing post-consumer clothing and textiles within Canada
Principal investigators: Kozlowski, Anika B.
Keywords: second-hand clothing; textile waste; circularity; post-consumer textiles; extended producer responsibility; donations; textile recycling; reuse; circular textiles economy
Optimization of spacer materials for an Advanced Oxidation System
Principal investigators: McQueen, Rachel
A multidisciplinary approach to characterizing odour retention within textiles
Principal investigators: McQueen, Rachel
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