Dr. Abu Sadat Muhammad Sayem edits the Textile Institute Professional Publication Series as the editor-in-chief. He is a research academic with a focus on digital fashion innovation, smart textiles, and material sustainability. He leads the AHRC Project “Digital Fashion Network”. He is a member of the UKRI Peer Review College and the Assessment Panel for the UKRI (AHRC, Innovate UK, and NERC) Circular Fashion and Textile NetworkPlus programme. He is a fellow of the Textile Institute, the Royal Society of Arts, and the Higher Education Academy, UK. He is an alumnus of the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission, UK, and Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdiens (DAAD), Germany. He obtained his PhD in Textile Technology (Digital Fashion) from the University of Manchester in 2012. He gained his MSc in Textile and Clothing Engineering (2004) from the Dresden University of Technology in Germany. His first degree, gained in 1999, was in Textiles from the University of Dhaka in Bangladesh. His present role at the Manchester Fashion Institute (MFI) includes teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate courses, supervising and marking UG and PG research projects, including PhD projects, reviewing research ethics applications, providing research ethics training to staff and students, and contributing towards the activities of the Faculty Research Ethics & Governance Committee.
Dr. Abu Sadat Muhammad Sayem edits the Textile Institute Professional Publication Series as the editor-in-chief. He is a research academic with a focus on digital fashion innovation, smart textiles, and material sustainability. He leads the AHRC Project “Digital Fashion Network”. He is a member of the UKRI Peer Review College and the Assessment Panel for the UKRI (AHRC, Innovate UK, and NERC) Circular Fashion and Textile NetworkPlus programme. He is a fellow of the Textile Institute, the Royal Society of Arts, and the Higher Education Academy, UK. He is an alumnus of the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission, UK, and Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdiens (DAAD), Germany. He obtained his PhD in Textile Technology (Digital Fashion) from the University of Manchester in 2012. He gained his MSc in Textile and Clothing Engineering (2004) from the Dresden University of Technology in Germany. His first degree, gained in 1999, was in Textiles from the University of Dhaka in Bangladesh. His present role at the Manchester Fashion Institute (MFI) includes teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate courses, supervising and marking UG and PG research projects, including PhD projects, reviewing research ethics applications, providing research ethics training to staff and students, and contributing towards the activities of the Faculty Research Ethics & Governance Committee.