Protection of wood products for outside applications
Wood is degradable, and as such a temporary state in the eternal cycle of elements and solar energy. Our activities include building models for predicting wood service life, DNA-tracing microbiologically induced wood deterioration, improving surface appearance, and extending durability or otherwise modifying wood properties for certain uses.
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Andreas Treu Katrin Zimmer Christian Brischke Erik Larnøy Lone Ross Foued Aloui Simon M. Cragg Per-Otto Flæte Miha Humar Mats Westin Luisa Borges John WilliamsAbstract
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Callum Aidan Stephen Hill Andrew Norton Janka DibdiakovaAbstract
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Matthew Schwarzkopf Michael Burnard Viacheslav Tverezovskiy Andreas Treu Miha Humar Andreja KutnarAbstract
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Lars G. F. Tellnes Christelle Ganne-Chedeville Ana Cláudia Dias Franz Dolezal Callum Aidan Stephen Hill Edwin Zea EscamillaAbstract
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Division of Forest and Forest Resources
Increased valorisation of domestic timber by a novel wood modification system
Sustainable forestry providing timber, solves societal challenges with green chemistry, giving economical growth through durable wood products
Division of Forest and Forest Resources
CLICKdesign delivering fingertip knowledge to enable service life performance specification of wood
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