Talita Nicolau

  • Textile Engineering
  • Biotechnology
  • Smart Textiles
  • Sustainable Materials
  • Health Applications
  • Pressure Ulcers
  • Fashion Design
  • Nursing
  • Organ Transplantation

Talita Nicolau de Oliveira Vidal de Negreiros is a PhD student in Textile Engineering at the University of Minho and a researcher at the Centre for Textile Science and Technology (2C2T). She holds an MSc in Biotechnology (Ceará State University, 2018), a BSc in Nursing (University of Fortaleza, 2013), a BSc in Fashion Design (2017), and a specialization in Organ Transplantation (2016).

Talita’s interdisciplinary background bridges health sciences, biotechnology, and design. She has participated in three research projects (two as a researcher, one as a volunteer) and received three merit awards for scientific and academic excellence. Her current work develops innovative textile solutions that integrate biotechnology, nursing, and fashion design—such as smart fabrics to prevent pressure ulcers—advancing sustainable and functional medical textiles.

 

Talita Nicolau

  • Textile Engineering
  • Biotechnology
  • Smart Textiles
  • Sustainable Materials
  • Health Applications
  • Pressure Ulcers
  • Fashion Design
  • Nursing
  • Organ Transplantation

Talita Nicolau de Oliveira Vidal de Negreiros is a PhD student in Textile Engineering at the University of Minho and a researcher at the Centre for Textile Science and Technology (2C2T). She holds an MSc in Biotechnology (Ceará State University, 2018), a BSc in Nursing (University of Fortaleza, 2013), a BSc in Fashion Design (2017), and a specialization in Organ Transplantation (2016).

Talita’s interdisciplinary background bridges health sciences, biotechnology, and design. She has participated in three research projects (two as a researcher, one as a volunteer) and received three merit awards for scientific and academic excellence. Her current work develops innovative textile solutions that integrate biotechnology, nursing, and fashion design—such as smart fabrics to prevent pressure ulcers—advancing sustainable and functional medical textiles.

 

Scientific Highlights

  • Multiple merit awards recognising research excellence in textile engineering and sustainable innovation.
  • Active contributor to interdisciplinary projects merging smart-textile technology with healthcare applications.
  • Developed advanced prototypes of smart garments aimed at preventing pressure ulcers.
  • Presented findings at national and international conferences, driving progress at the health–textile interface.

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