The Proceedings of the 10th International Conference of Applied Research on Textile and Materials (CIRATM-10) offer a comprehensive compilation of scholarly works and presentations presented during this biennial gathering. The chapters present a diverse array of subjects on various facets of textile materials and their various applications. The topics cover the exploration and implementation of advanced technical materials, such as smart textiles integrating electronic components or responsive attributes. Moreover, emphasis is placed on environmental stewardship, with a dedicated focus on sustainable materials and manufacturing processes aimed at mitigating the ecological footprint of the textile industry. Additionally, the Proceedings delve into the realm of biobased materials and composites sourced from renewable reservoirs, presenting an eco-conscious alternative to traditional materials.

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Amel BABAY is a Textile Engineer from ENSISA School of Mulhouse in France. She holds a PhD in Mechanics from the University of Valenciennes. Currently, she is a full Professor and she heads the Textile Engineering Laboratory at Monastir University and the Higher Institute of Technological Studies of Ksar Hellal in Tunisia. Her research focuses on modeling textile and clothing processes and developing technical textiles for medical and health applications

Rim CHERIAA is an engineer in Textile Materials from Textile Engineering School of Monastir in Tunisia and a PhD in textile engineering. She is now Associate Professor and researcher in the Textile Engineering Laboratory, belonging to Monastir University and the High Institute of Fashion, Monastir- Tunisia. Her research focuses on clothing processes and developing technical textiles.

Riadh ZOUARI is an Engineer in Textile Materials from Textile Engineering School of Monastir in Tunisia and a PhD in Soft Matter Mechanics from University of Strasbourg in France. He is now Associate Professor and researcher in the Textile Engineering Laboratory, belonging to Monastir University and the High Institute of Technological Studies of Ksar Hellal in Tunisia. His research is focusing on technical textiles based on functionnalization of conventional materials, and nonwoven applications mainly oriented to recycling of clothes at their end of life.