Organization profile

Organisation profile

New ICLT Facilities opening September 2019.

“This September the ICLT team are delighted to be moving to the University’s newly built facilities on Waterside Campus located in the heart of Northampton. With our tannery, laboratories and teaching facilities, we are proud to be delivering world class leather education and research, supporting the global leather industry”

– R Garwood Director, ICLT.

What is the Institute for Creative Leather Technologies (ICLT)?

The Institute for Creative Leather Technologies (ICLT) is a unique research and education centre. Our research responds to the scientific and technological needs of the automotive, fashion, footwear and allied leather industries.

Understanding new and traditional leather processing techniques expands the possibilities of how leather can be used. Our research programme has an impact on diverse sectors, including medical and technological applications. The partnerships that we have also take leather developments into engineering, media and fashion.

Working with ICLT

If you are interested in working with ICLT please contact Rachel.Garwood@northampton.ac.uk.

External partners

The Worshipful Company of Leathersellers

The Company has supported the leather provision with us for many years.

The Leather Conservation Centre

The Centre engages in training and research into improved methods of leather conservation.

The National Leather Collection (NLC)

The unique focus on leather makes it a valued resource for aesthetic, technological and design studies.

The University of Leicester

There is a collaboration with ICLT to develop novel chemistries coming out of their research programme for application to the leather industry.

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Eutectics Chemical Compounds

Leather Chemical Compounds

Tanning Chemical Compounds

Metals Chemical Compounds

Gas foaming Chemical Compounds

Ionic Liquids Chemical Compounds

leather Agriculture & Biology

Collagen Chemical Compounds

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Profiles

Andrew Ballantyne

andrew.ballantyne@northampton.ac.uk

Institute for Creative Leather Technologies - Senior Lecturer in Leather Technology

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Stefan Davis

stefan.davis@northampton.ac.uk

Institute for Creative Leather Technologies - Lecturer in Leather Technology

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Rachel Garwood

rachel.garwood@northampton.ac.uk

Institute for Creative Leather Technologies - Director - Inst. for Creative Leather Technologies

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Research Output 2009 2019

22 Article
2 Chapter
2 Conference contribution
2 Magazine
4 More

Environmentally Sustainable Solvent-based Process Chemistry for Metals in Printed Circuit Boards

Ryder, K. S., Ballantyne, A., Palin, E. J. R., Smith, E. L. & Abbott, A., 9 Sep 2019, Electronic Waste Management 2nd edition. 2 ed. Royal Society of Chemistry, p. 278-312 34 p. (Issues in Environmental Science and Technology; vol. 49).

Research output: Contribution to Book/Report types › Chapter › Research

Printed circuit boards

Metals

Eutectics

Poisons

Process control

Influence of additives on the electrodeposition of zinc from a deep eutectic solvent

Ballantyne, A., Alesary, H., Cihangir, S., Harris, R., Weston, D. & Abbott, A., 1 May 2019, In : Electrochimica Acta. 304, p. 118-130 13 p.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Research › peer-review

Electrodeposition

Eutectics

Zinc

Ethylene Glycol

Niacin

Electrochemical deposition of silver and copper from a deep eutectic solvent studied using time-resolved neutron reflectivity

Ballantyne, A. D., Barker, R., Dalgliesh, R. M., Ferreira, V. C., Hillman, A. R., Palin, E. J. R., Sapstead, R., Smith, E. L., Steinke, N-J. & Ryder, K. S., 15 Jun 2018, In : Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry. 819, p. 511-523 13 p.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Research › peer-review

eutectics

silver

metal films

reflectance

neutrons