Rate My Professor Parik Goswami

Goswami's research focuses on product development using flexible materials, application of chemistry for functionalising textiles, fibre/polymer science, nonwovens, medical textiles, sustainable materials, nano/submicron fibres for novel applications, plasma treatment for textiles, technical textiles, textile dyeing and finishing, and fibre-reinforced composites. His contributions align with UN Sustainable Development Goals including Good Health and Well-being, Responsible Consumption and Production, and Climate Action. With a Google Scholar h-index of 22 and 1,585 citations, his work demonstrates significant academic impact. Key publications include 'A Novel Methodology for AI-based Sorting of Post-Consumer Textile Using Spectrophotometer' (2024), 'Alginate–Arabinoxylan Composite Films with Enhanced Mechanical Strength and Functional Properties for Potential Food Packaging Use' (2026), 'A scoping review of materials and approaches for developing antibacterial textiles' (2026), and 'Recent Development on Sorting of Textiles Waste by Fibre Type for Recycling: A Mini Review' (2026). He holds influential roles as the first academic appointed to the board of the UK Fashion and Textile Association (UKFT), Trustee of the Society of Dyers and Colourists, member of EDANA’s R&D working group, and member of the advisory board for Textiles 2030. Additionally, he is President of the Bradford Textile Society, Freeman of the City of London, and Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Woolmen. Goswami has delivered 26 invited talks, 20 oral presentations, and keynotes on topics such as technical textiles, circularity, and industry-academia collaborations.