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Aayush Jaiswal - Fiber Optics from Forests: Environmental Sensing with Cellulose Optical Fibers
MPACT Forum - Sustainability through innovative bio-based materials
April 25 2024
Aayush Jaiswal, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
Fiber Optics from Forests: Environmental Sensing with Cellulose Optical Fibers
Aayush Jaiswal works as a Research Scientist at VTT in the Biomaterial Processing and Products research area. His work focuses on application development for cellulose nanomaterials in fields such as barrier packaging, printed electronics, and photonics.
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Session 3 Panel Discussion - Reuse vs. single-use and the role of future regulation
Просмотров 264 месяца назад
Panel discussion: Reuse vs. single-use and the role of future regulation Moderator: Luana Dessbesell, Aalto University Assistant Professor Luana Dessbesell leads a research group at Aalto University focusing on sustainable bioproducts innovation via translating research to commercialization, considering an interdisciplinary approach leveraging techno-economic, environmental and circularity indi...
Arthur Ragauskas - New Math: Lignin + Cellulose + Hemicellulose = Net Zero
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IMPACT Forum - Sustainability through innovative bio-based materials April 25 2024 Arthur Ragauskas, University of Tennessee, United States New Math: Lignin Cellulose Hemicellulose = Net Zero Professor Arthur Ragauskas is the Interim Department Head and Governor’s Chair for Biorefining based in University of Tennessee’s Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, with a complementary a...
Bruno Mattos- Advanced light management with wood-based carbon materia
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IMPACT Forum - Sustainability through innovative bio-based materials April 25 2024 Bruno Mattos, Aalto University Advanced light management with wood-based carbon materials Dr. Bruno D. Mattos is a Senior Scientist in the Department of Bioproducts and Biosystems, where the leads the Circular Biobased Materials research group. Bruno obtained his doctoral degree at the Federal University of Paran...
Closing Remarks - Impact Forum
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IMPACT Forum - Sustainability through innovative bio-based materials April 25 2024 Closing Remarks Monika Österberg, Tekla Tammelin, and Michael Hummel FinnCERES Scientific Principal Investigators and Director of Bioinnovation Center
Sofia Guridi & Matteo Iannacchero - Bio-connected second skins
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IMPACT Forum - Sustainability through innovative bio-based materials April 25 2024 Sofia Guridi & Matteo Iannacchero, Aalto University Bio-connected second skins: Weaving the green future of smart textiles Sofía Guridi is a Design Researcher from Chile at the Aalto University Bioinnovation Center doctoral school. Her work focuses on the intersection of textiles, electronics, sustainability, and...
Joona Kontinen - Saving the world from plastic waste
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IMPACT Forum - Sustainability through innovative bio-based materials April 25 2024 Joona Kontinen, Sulapac Ltd Saving the world from plastic waste Joona Kontinen is one of the key talents behind Sulapac materials and nowadays works as a Growth & Innovations Manager developing and commercializing bio-based biodegradable materials that serve customers across various industries on three continents...
Ilona Leppänen - Two innovative cellulose-based approaches to tackle the plastic challenge
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IMPACT Forum - Sustainability through innovative bio-based materials April 25 2024 Ilona Leppänen, VTT Technical Research Center of Finland Ltd Two innovative cellulose-based approaches to tackle the plastic challenge: Controlled biodegradation of cellulose materials and novel methods for microplastic analytics Ilona Leppänen works as a Research Scientist at VTT Technical Research Centre of Fin...
Andrei Nahkala - Industry perspective to EU packaging and packaging waste regulation
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IMPACT Forum - Sustainability through innovative bio-based materials April 25 2024 Andrei Nahkala, Huhtamäki Industry perspective to EU packaging and packaging waste regulation Andrei Nahkala works as Global Head of Public Affairs at Huhtamaki, a leading sustainable packaging solutions provider globally with manufacturing operations in 36 countries and employing over 17 000 people worldwide. An...
Maija Pohjakallio - Navigating in the changing regulatory and business landscape
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IMPACT Forum - Sustainability through innovative bio-based materials April 25 2024 Maija Pohjakallio, Metsä Group Navigating in the changing regulatory and business landscape Maija Pohjakallio works as Vice President for Climate and Circular Economy at Metsä Group. She has extensive experience of circular & bioeconomy and related operational environment including both policy framework and innov...
Laureen Mahler - Bio-Based Tessellations: A Design Perspective on Ecology and Innovation
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IMPACT Forum - Sustainability through innovative bio-based materials April 25 2024 Laureen Mahler, Aalto University Bio-Based Tessellations: A Design Perspective on Ecology and Innovation Laureen Mahler is a designer and doctoral researcher at the Aalto University Bioinnovation Center doctoral school. Her research takes a multidisciplinary, practice-based approach to the creation and design of ...
Erfan Kimiaei - Innovative assembly of biomaterials for barrier packaging
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IMPACT Forum - Sustainability through innovative bio-based materials April 25 2024 Erfan Kimiaei, Aalto University Innovative assembly of biomaterials for barrier packaging: From design to end of the life Erfan Kimiaei is a last-year Doctoral researcher at Aalto University with 6-months of research visit experience at North Carolina State University. In parallel, he is also currently a Permeati...
Jaana Vapaavuori - Porous biomaterials as versatile and attractive solution for device applications
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IMPACT Forum - Sustainability through innovative bio-based materials April 25 2024 Jaana Vapaavuori, Aalto University Porous biomaterials as versatile and attractive solution for device applications Jaana Vapaavuori is a Professor at Department of Chemistry and Materials Science, Aalto University received her Ph.D. in Applied Physics in 2013. She leads Multifunctional Materials Design Group, es...
Akira Isogai - Present situation of cellulose biorefinery in Japan
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IMPACT Forum - Sustainability through innovative bio-based materials April 25 2024 Akira Isogai, University of Tokyo, Japan Present situation of cellulose biorefinery in Japan Akira Isogai is a professor in the Department of Biomaterial Sciences at the University of Tokyo. His research activities extend from fundamentals to applications of cellulose, chitin, and other polysaccharides. Fundament...
Q&A First Session - IMPACT Forum
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IMPACT Forum - Sustainability through innovative bio-based materials April 2024 Q&A Session Chaired by Jussi Manninen, VTT Antti Asikainen, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) Anna Lintunen, University of Helsinki, Finland Scott Renneckar, University of British Columbia, Canada Kalle Riihinen, Nordic Bioproducts Group, Finland
Anna Lintunen - ACCC flagship: the role of forests in climate change mitigation
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Anna Lintunen - ACCC flagship: the role of forests in climate change mitigation
Kalle Riihinen - Economical feasibility in sustainability and the death valley of innovation
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Kalle Riihinen - Economical feasibility in sustainability and the death valley of innovation
Scott Renneckar - Challenges and opportunities in lignin-based materials
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Scott Renneckar - Challenges and opportunities in lignin-based materials
Antti Asikainen - Doubling the value added of wood-based sector
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Antti Asikainen - Doubling the value added of wood-based sector
Welcoming Words - IMPACT Forum
Просмотров 684 месяца назад
Welcoming Words - IMPACT Forum
Optical Fibres from Wood
Просмотров 1644 месяца назад
Optical Fibres from Wood
Sustainable bio-based foams with extraordinary mechanical properties
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Sustainable bio-based foams with extraordinary mechanical properties
FinnCERES Flagship - Redefining the Bioeconomy with Advanced Bio-Based Materials
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FinnCERES Flagship - Redefining the Bioeconomy with Advanced Bio-Based Materials
Super Black Solid Wood
Просмотров 5368 месяцев назад
Super Black Solid Wood
Harnessing Solar Power: A Revolutionary Self-Sterilizing Material
Просмотров 1479 месяцев назад
Harnessing Solar Power: A Revolutionary Self-Sterilizing Material
Life saving fast drug detection
Просмотров 261Год назад
Life saving fast drug detection
Chemical imaging of wood
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Chemical imaging of wood
Stable nanocellulose hydrogels and foams
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Stable nanocellulose hydrogels and foams
INTERACT Summer school by FinnCERES Flagship, September 4-8, 2023
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INTERACT Summer school by FinnCERES Flagship, September 4-8, 2023
Wood in medical applications
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Wood in medical applications

Комментарии

  • @glike2
    @glike2 Месяц назад

    Biodegradability was not discussed which I hope can be better than foam used for the food industry for that version of this product. CFC and other chemicals used for production is another concern that must be better than petrochemical based foam. Most importantly, greenhouse gas emissions during production must be better than legacy products and ideally negative by sequestering the wood carbon.

  • @smkh2890
    @smkh2890 Месяц назад

    Right now I'm wearing a shirt made from bamboo cellulose, called 'viscose' .

  • @user-um9sl1kj6u
    @user-um9sl1kj6u 2 месяца назад

    Is it possible to also make simple insulating foam for spacecraft?

  • @zafarali5996
    @zafarali5996 3 месяца назад

    Great work!

  • @giammi56
    @giammi56 3 месяца назад

    what happens if one breaths NP?

  • @martiansoon9092
    @martiansoon9092 4 месяца назад

    @4:32 Aaand there it goes wrong... If you just calculate the mass above the ground you get this kind of view. But a clear cut affects on ground storage too. So clear cut CREATES emissions due to carbon release from the ground. It is extremely vital to add what happens in the ground to get real sinks and emissions. Roots, and fungus that works with trees, take lots of carbon in them. And if you have excess carbon in the air the ground behavior changes and it starts to release more carbon. At first you may see more nutrients taken to boost the growth and then carbon cycle is altered. And with clear cut and if done even worse the soil is turned, the carbon is released from ground sinks too. and even more carbon can be adde with fossil fuel made fertilizers that are often added to boost the growth... @5:50 Methane plays minor role, because the water table is not affected. If CO2 cycle goes under water it releases more methane (roughly 50% more due to chemistry change, C2+2O2 = 2 CO2, but C2+2H2O = CH4 + CO2, but this is over simplified version). @8:50 Weird dense regenerated forests. Why not use similar forests where just some trees are taken within 30 year period and every tree on rotation is taken in 120 years? 4 Harvests in a long period of the time. With this model you keep 90+ years old trees in the mix and only 120 years old ones are taken (except making space for trees to grow). And of course regeneration won't work if the forest is not forest but just too dense shrubs. Taken study model does not make sense. Seems like another study made by forest companies that does not want any changes on their clear cut methods.

  • @asran008
    @asran008 4 месяца назад

    I would like try use Saphonine

  • @Norrlands-rg5vm
    @Norrlands-rg5vm 4 месяца назад

    They still cut large areas of ancient forest and ruin them for a quick profit

  • @tokajileo5928
    @tokajileo5928 7 месяцев назад

    can it be foamed?

  • @SiriusBernd
    @SiriusBernd 8 месяцев назад

    Hallo

  • @ramooyeido1772
    @ramooyeido1772 Год назад

    its better if they try using the date palm tree branches or fronds as a row material for that it has lots of long visible stands of fibers in it it could be better than cutting down trees, also for any wood making palm tree branches or leaves or fronds can be used as a wood substitute without needing to cut a tree down, if you try to tell this suggestion to not only these researchers but to most researchers researching the topic of making things from wood or from cellulose or from lignin, it might be helpful for them and for the environment and to preserve forests.

  • @sobuhikhan683
    @sobuhikhan683 Год назад

    how can u get that powdered lignin? extracted from biomass?

  • @niranjanpatil7706
    @niranjanpatil7706 Год назад

    if it is hydrophobic how it's shown in the video it's getting dissolved in water

    • @davidchase3269
      @davidchase3269 8 месяцев назад

      it's not dissolved in water; the addition of water to the solution causes it to leave the solution, and that is when the spheres are formed.

  • @KnucklesAndBig
    @KnucklesAndBig Год назад

    We're getting closer to having a real Spider-Man

  • @shokoofehshokri9726
    @shokoofehshokri9726 Год назад

    Thanks for sharing the video.

  • @dorisalt452
    @dorisalt452 Год назад

    Awesome. Do you do select logging or use clear cutting methods? Can certain old growth and mixed forests be left standing to support biodiversity? Here in Canada the mixed boreal forests are raped and replaced with sprayed mono softwood plantations that are again harvested in 50 years. Floods, draughts, fires, biodiversity gone....silence

    • @keko4618
      @keko4618 Год назад

      In past years clear cutting in large scales was MUST. If owner complained he was forced to clear cutting method. Now wind is slowly turning. No big clear cuttings and owners voice is heard. Still forests are mostly monocultural. Industry make the rules. Biodiversity...could be more. Only visiting in protected areas shows what real forest is.

  • @akauppi2
    @akauppi2 Год назад

    Olkaa niin ystävällisiä ja välttäkää tekstitysten polttamista itse videostriimiin. Kiitos.

  • @nxgrs74
    @nxgrs74 2 года назад

    The Earth is cooler with the atmos/GHGs/albedo not warmer. To perform as advertised the GHGs require “extra” energy upwelling from the surface radiating as a black body. ruclips.net/video/0Jijw7-YG-U/видео.html The kinetic heat transfer processes of the contiguous atmos molecules render that scenario impossible. No greenhouse effect, no GHG warming, no man/CO2 driven climate change or Gorebal warming. Version 1.0 062122