Posts tagged cellulose nanofibrils
The Alliance for Pulp & Paper Technology Innovation Hosts Webinar Series: “Biobased Materials for Advanced Manufacturing”
The Alliance for Pulp & Paper Technology Innovation Hosts Webinar Series: “Biobased Materials for Advanced Manufacturing”

The Alliance for Pulp & Paper Technology Innovation (APPTI) has organized a webinar series entitled “Biobased Materials for Advanced Manufacturing” to highlight the nanocellulose research being conducted by Oak Ridge National Laboratory, the University of Maine, and 20+ industrial partners under their multi-year $40 million bio-derived materials research collaboration funded by the Department of Energy.

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Events, Bio-Based, Nanomaterials, Cellulose, Commercialization, SustainabilityLeslie HockmanAPPTI, The Alliance for Pulp & Paper Technology Innovation, “Biobased Materials for Advanced Manufacturing”, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, University of Maine, bio-derived materials, Department of Energy, biocomposite, cellulose nanofibrils, biobased feedstocksComment
Banana Plant Fibrils could Slow Ice Cream Melting
Banana Plant Fibrils could Slow Ice Cream Melting

Researchers from Colombia's Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana have found a way to slow the melting of ice cream using a part of the banana plant which is typically thrown away.

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Innovation, Nanomaterials, SustainabilityJames EdeVireo Advisors, banana, banana plant fibrils, slow ice cream melting, rachis, Colombia's Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, cellulose nanofibrils, powdered, tasteless, odorless cellulose nanofibrilsComment