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KTH | WWSC The defense is taking place at room F3 and is possible to follow online via zoom. Opponent:  Professor Thaddeus Maloney, Aalto University Supervisors: Daniel Söderberg, Fredrik Lundell,  Follow the defense on zoom here Abstract: Cellulose, the most abundant biopolymer on Earth, offers tremendous potential for sustainable materials and bio-based products. Understanding the […]

KTH | WWSC The defense is taking place at room F2 at KTH. Opponent:  Professor Stephen Eichhorn, The University of Bristol, UK Supervisor: Professor Fredrik Lundell, Professor Daniel Söderberg, Professor Michael Malkoch Follow the defense on zoom here Abstract: This thesis investigates the development and characterization of advanced materials derived from renewable sources, with a focus

KTH | WWSC The defense is taking place at F3, KTH, and is possible to follow via Zoom. Opponent:  Professor Chunlin Xu, Åbo Akademi, Finland Supervisor: Professor Mats Johansson, Professor Minna Hakkarainen Follow the defense on zoom here Abstract: The global shift towards sustainable development requires the replacement of fossil-based materials with renewable alternatives. Lignin, a

KTH | WWSC The defense is taking place at Kollegiesalen, KTH, and is possible to follow via Zoom. Opponent:  Professor Maija Tenkanen, University of Helsinki Supervisor: Professor Francisco Vilaplana, KTH Follow the defense on zoom here Abstract: The properties of wood cell walls are determined by the composition and the molecular structures of the cell wall polymers

KTH | WWSC The defense is taking place at D1, KTH, and is possible to follow via Zoom. Opponent:Professor Kevin Dorfman, University of Minnesota, USA Supervisor: Professor Daniel Söderberg, KTH Follow the defense on zoom here Abstract: Biopolymers and their networks are fundamental to numerous biological and synthetic systems, with applications ranging from extracellular matrices

KTH | WWSC The defense is taking place at F3, KTH, and is possible to follow via Zoom. Opponent: Professor Alexander Bismarck, University of Vienna Supervisor: Professor Lars Wågberg Follow the defense on zoom here Abstract: Expanding our understanding of how cellulose fibers and fibrils interact with water and its effect on their inherent properties

KTH | WWSC The defense is taking place at F3, KTH, and is possible to follow via Zoom. Opponent: Professor Monika Österberg, Aalto University Supervisor: Professor Lars Wågberg Follow the defense on zoom here Abstract: Long, slender cellulose nanofibrils (CNF) are unique with their high axial modulus, small diameter, high flexibility, and the possibility of