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  • Anne has obtained her BSc (Hons.) in Leather Technology from Bangladesh College of Leather Technology, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. She successfully completed her MSc Leather Technology and PhD at the University of Northampton, UK. Her PhD research focused on the growth and proliferation of bacteria in tannery effluent. 

    She joined the University of Northampton, in 2014 to work with the Institute for Creative Leather Technologies (ICLT) team.

  • Subject leader for Leather

    • Programme Leader for BSc (Hons) Leather
    • Technology and Leather Technology (Top-up)

    Module leader and teaching on the following modules:

    • LEA013 (Leather Technology and Material Evaluation: Raw to Tanned)
    • LEA014 (Leather Technology and Material Evaluation: Tanned to Crust)
    • LEA2001 (Leather Technology 2)
    • LEA3001 (Leather Technology 3)
    • LEA3005 (Leather Manufacture and Sustainability)
    • LEA4001 (BSc Project)
    • LEA014 (Leather Process Operations)
    • LEAM016 (Performance Leather Process Operations)
    • LEAM018 (MSc Dissertation
    • LEAM20S (Sustainable Manufacture Within the Leather Industry)

    Anne also contributes towards co-ordinating and running short courses organised at the ICLT.

  • Anne’s research interest is sustainability within the leather industry. She is currently working with UNIDO to create an e-learning module focusing on sustainable leather manufacture for tannery profession at the Kanpur Unnao Leather Cluster Company (KLC) – India.

    She is also interested in historic and archaeological leather research. She is supervising a PhD project (leather technology in the pharaohnic period) in conjunction with the British Museum funded by the Art and Humanities Research Council.  

  • For publications, projects, datasets, research interests and activities, view Anne Lama’s research profile on Pure, the University of Northampton’s Research Explorer.