Please see Technical Reviews for Basics of Biomass and it’s Utilization
Biorefinery
Nanotechnology
Wood
Green Chemistry
Pulp and Paper
Biorefinery |
Effect of pretreatments and enzymatic deconstruction on the surface of biomass: Chemical image analysis. Pyrolysis of SW Kraft Lignin Chemical Image of Poplar Stem Using Imaging Mass Spectrometry: ToF-SIMS and MALDI-MS Pyrolysis of Kraft Lignin at Different Temperature. Chemical Modification of Cellulose Nanowhiskers through Periodate Oxidation Novel Polyurethane Nanocomposite Foam Reinforced with Cellulose Whiskers. Investigating the Anatomical Features of Ethanol Organosolv Pretreated Buddleja Davidii Analytical BioEnergy Science Center Advances in Characterization of Biomass and Recalcitrance Effects of Two-Stage Dilute Acid Pretreatment on the Structure and Composition of Lignin and Cellulose in Loblolly Ultrastructure of Lignocellulose "Native-Pretreated-Deconstructed" by Advanced Solid-State NMR. Characterization of Biomass for Biofuels, Biochemicals and Biomaterial BioFueling The Future Challenges - OpportunitiesGT Novel Quantitative Method for Biodiesel Analysis Generating Bioethanol from Biomass Forest Residues and Primary Sludge Lignin from Forest BioRefinery and It's Applications Biomass Characterization of Buddleja davidii: A Potential Feedstock for Biofuel Production Biomass Characterization and Organosolv Pretreatment of Buddleja davidii Biomass Characterization of Buddleja davidii: Potential Feedstock for Biofuel Production New Energy: Fuel Resources from Kraft Pulping Effects of Two-Stage Dilute Acid Pretreatment On the Structure and Composition of Lignin and Cellulose in Loblolly New NMR Applications for Old Spectroscopic Techniques: Detection of Lignin-Quinone Structures by 31P-NMR BioFuels Research Opportunities/Needs The Challenges and Opportunities for Next Generation of Forest Product Biorefineries Bio Fuels, Chemicals and Materials: A Walk on the Green Side of Sustainability |
Nanotechnology |
Rigid Polyurethane Foam Reinforced with Cellulose Nano Whiskers.. West Coast – East Coast: Research in Cellulose Nanotechnology A Nano Perspective of Cellulose Nanotechnology
in the Forest Products Industry: Untapped Opportunities |
Wood |
OSB, MDF, and PB Curing Chemistry |
Green Chemistry |
An Innovative Green Chemistry Methodology for Selective Aerobic Oxidation of Primary Alcohols Laccase in Organic Synthesis and Its Applications Undergraduate Research: Laccase-Generated O-Quinones in O-Naphthoquinone Synthesis via Diels-Alder Reaction |
Pulp and Paper |
Product PlatformSustainable Pulping and Papermaking Technology Using Blends of Woodchips with Agricultural Residue (TAPPI 2013) FillersStarch as a Driver In Papermaking Development Modified Fillers for Enhanced Paper Performance Recent Research Results Utilizing Modified Fillers
in Paper Kraft PulpingThe Tincture (Color) of Kraft Pulps Deconvoluting Chromophore Formation and Removal during Kraft Pulping: Influence of Metal Cations 8th European Workshop On Lignocellulosics
and Pulp, August, (2004) Latvia Oxygen DelignificationOptimizing Pulping and Oxygen Bleaching to Improve Yield 7th European
Workshop on Lignocellulosics and Pulp, Turku, Finland (Aug.,
26, 2002). The Fate of Fiber Charge During Peroxide Bleaching and Oxygen Delignification Finding the Sweet Spot for Oxygen Delignification Pulp Properties Influencing Oxygen Delignification Bleachability Extending the Limits of Oxygen Delignification. Improving Bleached Kraft Pulp Production via Integrated Kraft Pulping and O-Delignification Technologies Oxygen Delignification Acacia Kraft Brownstock Carbonate Formation During Oxygen Delignification Improved Bleaching Performance with Reduced Cost: Chlorine DioxideFundamental Aspects of Rapid ClO2 Delignification of Conventional and Lo-Solids Kraft Pulps Evaluation of Hexenuronic Acids in U.S. Kraft Pulps Fundamental Chemistry of Oxidative Alkaline Extraction of Kraft Pulps: E, (E+O), (E+P), (E+O+P) Evaluation of ECF Bleached SW Kraft Pulps from Mature and Thinning Wood Resources Advances in Understanding the Basics of the First Alkaline Extraction Stage in Bleaching Mechanical PulpsDefining the Photostabilization Succor Properties of Acetylated Lignin Fiber Engineering Kraft-TMP Fibers BioBleachingModeling Mill Designed Laccase Biobleaching Technologies Exploring and Exploiting The Fundamental Chemistry of Laccase An Auspicious Application of Laccase and Hydrogen Peroxidases for Biobleaching of Recalcitrant Paper Dyes Chemo-Enzymatic Modification of High-Lignin Content Pulps with Laccase An Auspicious Application of Laccase and Hydrogen Peroxidases for Biobleaching of Recycled Paper Dyes Fiber-Fiber PropertiesFiber-Fiber Interactions Investigated by FRET Fiber Engineering: Kraft and Mechnical Pulps Carboxylic Acid Groups and Fiber Bonding The Deformation Behavior of Wet Lignocellulosic Fibers Fiber Modification - Role of Fiber Charge Gordon Conference, Italy (May, 2003). ExtractivesApplication of Lignin NMR Techniques For Wood Extractives |
The Center for Innovative Biomaterial Education and Research (CIBER) is directed at addressing key material science/chemistry/biochemistry parameters that limit greater exploitation of biomass for biopolymers and biomaterials. This multidisciplinary team is chartered to develop:
The objective of CIBER is two-fold: (1) to educate professionals and the general public on the opportunities and science of converting biomass into innovative biomaterial: (2) develop new technologies that will provide valuable and practical biomaterials from biomass. These new materials will have broad applications in the packaging, transportation, and health care industry, and will displace the need for nonrenewable, petroleum-based materials currently employed. The need to develop new materials from bio-based feedstocks has seen increasing national importance as acknowledged in Presidential Executive Order 13134, titled “Developing and Promoting Bio-based Products and Bio-energy.” This order challenges the research community to develop new materials derived from renewable biomaterials. The research deliverables of this proposal will be of prime value to the U.S.A. forest products industry that ranks among the top ten U.S. manufacturing industries.
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