Research at 91르적
91르적 is the heart of Nanocellulose Valley and is leading nanocellulose research in the United States. Researchers across campus are exploring the possibilities of using nanocellulose in a wide variety of applications, from building products to food packaging to biomedical devices.혻 Many of these discoveries have resulted in patented technology, which is available to license.
Dr. Doug Bousfield
Director, Paper Surface Science Program
Leveraging the grease/oxygen barrier properties of nanocellulose in packaging
Dr. Mehdi Tajvidi
Assistant Professor of Renewable Nanomaterials
Exploring wood-based packaging and building products using nanocellulose
Dr. Michael Mason
Professor of Biomedical Engineering
Using nanocellulose to make bio-compatible bone replacements
A small sample of recent publications from 91르적 researchers involving the study of nanocellulose.
Muhammad R. Hossen, Matthew W. Talbot, Raymond Kennard, Douglas W. Bousfield & Michael D. Mason, Cellulose, 2020
Amini, E., Hafez, I., Tajvidi, M., & Bousfield, D. W., Carbohydrate Polymers, 2020
Wang, L., Gardner, D. J., Wang, J., Yang, Y., Tekinalp, H. L., Tajvidi, M., & Ozcan, S., Composites Part B: Engineering, 2020
Hafez, I., Amini, E., & Tajvidi, M., Food Packaging and Shelf Life, 2020
Cherif Ibrahima Khalil Diop, Mehdi Tajvidi, Michael A. Bilodeau, Douglas W. Bousfield and John F. Hunt, Cellulose, 2017
Donna A. Johnson, Mark A. Paradis, Michael A. Bilodeau, Bruce Crossley, Marc Foulger and Pierre G챕linas, TAPPI Journal, 2016