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KTH The defense is taking place at room Kollegiesalen, KTH campus and online via Zoom. Opponent: Professor Emanuela Bosco, TU Eindhoven Supervisors: Professor Sören Östlund, Professor Artem Kulachenko, and Professor T. Christian Gasser Follow the defense on zoom here Abstract: This thesis summarizes seven appended papers dealing with: (1) The fracture of fibrous materials, e.g., paper and paperboard, […]

KTH The defense is taking place at room F3, KTH campus and online via Zoom. Opponent: Assoc. Prof. Catarina de Carvalho Esteves, Department of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry, TU/e Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands Supervisors: Professor Eva Malmström, KTH and Professor Mats Johansson, KTH Follow the defense on zoom here Abstract: Magnifying the nanostructure of wood reveals

KTH The defense is taking place at room F3, KTH campus and online via Zoom. Opponent: Professor Tekla Tammelin, VTT, Finland Supervisors: Associate Prof. Torbjörn Pettersson and Prof. Lars Wågberg, KTH Follow the defense on zoom here Abstract: Paper packaging is commonly found in the form of paper and cardboard boxes, but recently paper packing is being used

KTH The defense is taking place at room F3, KTH campus, and online via Zoom. Opponent:Professor Davide Beneventi, University of Grenoble-Alpes, France Supervisors: Prof. Lars Wågberg, KTH, Dr Per Larsson, KTH Follow the defense on zoom here Abstract: Modern demand for consumer electronics is fueling the generation of ‘E-waste.’ Furthermore, theraw materials and manufacturing methods used

KTH The defense is taking place at room F3 and online via Zoom. Opponent: Professor Jonsson Magnus, Linköpings universitet Supervisor: Professor Lars Berglund, KTH Follow the defense on zoom here Abstract Transparent wood (TW) biocomposites combines load-bearing properties with high transmittance of light. TW consists of a reinforcing wood substrate that has been infiltrated with a polymer matrix.

KTH The defense is taking place at room Kollegiesalen, KTH and via Zoom. Opponent: Bent Sørensen, DTU Supervisor: Professor Lars Berglund, KTH Follow the defense on zoom here  Abstract: Transparent wood-polymer biocomposites (TWPBs) are interesting wood-based materials with a unique combination of optical transmittance and mechanical properties. The wood substrate is delignified (removal of lignin) while the wood