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TCF POST Report A portable light-based scanner is helping researchers “see” centuries-old dyes in fragile wool textiles — without damaging a single fibre. The approach offers a preview of how heritage science techniques could reshape authentication, provenance, and sustainable-dye work across the textile and fashion industries. The story Researchers Noemí Cubas Martín (University of Iceland) … Read more