Nabila Qayum

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Nabila Qayum is an emerging researcher whose work is shaping the discourse on sustainable industrial practices, with a particular focus on the textile sector. Her primary research area centers on the circular economy, where she investigates how waste can be minimized and resources can be continuously reused within manufacturing systems. Qayum’s most notable contribution, "The Circular Economy Concept in the Textile Industry," published in 2025, has already garnered 6 citations, signaling its early impact in a field urgently seeking practical solutions to environmental challenges. This work critically examines how textile supply chains can transition from linear "take-make-dispose" models to regenerative systems that prioritize recycling, upcycling, and material efficiency. By bridging theoretical frameworks with industry-specific applications, Qayum provides actionable insights for policymakers and manufacturers alike. Her research not only highlights the environmental necessity of circularity but also underscores the economic opportunities inherent in sustainable design. As a rising voice in sustainability science, Qayum’s work is poised to influence both academic thought and real-world textile production, making her a researcher to watch for students and professionals dedicated to building a more resilient, waste-free future.