Posts tagged cellulose nanocrystals
Over 600 Organizations in 43 Countries Purchased Cellulose Nanomaterials!
Over 600 Organizations in 43 Countries Purchased Cellulose Nanomaterials!

In a testament to the exciting commercial opportunities that exist for cellulose nanomaterials, the University of Maine Process Development Center (PDC) recently reported that since 2013 they have distributed over 4 tons of cellulose nanomaterials (CNM) to over 600 organizations worldwide, including over 300 companies and 275 universities.

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NanomaterialsJames Edecellulose nanomaterials, University of Maine, the University of Maine Process Development Center (PDC), cellulose nanofibers, Forest Products Laboratory, cellulose nanocrystals, TEMPO cellulose nanofibrils, wet slurry, cake, or freeze-dried formComment
Review Highlights Current State and Path Forward for Characterizing Cellulose Nanomaterial Safety
Review Highlights Current State and Path Forward for Characterizing Cellulose Nanomaterial Safety

An opinion piece published in Fibers this month by Camarero-Espinosa and colleagues highlighted the tremendous potential of cellulose nanocrystals (CNCs) for a wide range of consumer applications.

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Guidance, Nanomaterials, Risk AnalysisJames EdeFibers, Camarero-Espinosa, cncs, cellulose nanocrystals, nanotoxicology, microfibrillated cellulose, cnc safety, human health risks, Vireo Advisors, Safety, Characterization, hazard assessmentComment