The list of FPInnovations’ most recent reports, publications and recordings has been updated to May 31, 2021. Visit FPInnovations’ online research library for searchable access to the full collection that covers over 50 years of…
Bioproducts
Originally published in BC Forest Professionals magazine What do Nike, BMW, Prada, Christian Dior, and Louis Vuitton have in common? Using leather from fish skin. It’s a new-old material increasingly used for its low environmental…
The list of FPInnovations’ most recent reports, publications and recordings has been updated to April 30, 2021. Visit FPInnovations’ online research library for searchable access to the full collection that covers over 50 years of…
The list of FPInnovations’ most recent reports, publications and recordings has been updated to March 31, 2021. Want to stay current on our latest publications or information? Subscribe to our newsletters! BIOPRODUCTS PULP & PAPER…
The list of FPInnovations’ most recent reports, publications and recordings has been updated to February 28, 2021. BIOPRODUCTS On-line characterization of wood chip brightness and chemical composition by means of visible and near-infrared spectroscopy…
Montreal, February 26, 2021 – FPInnovations, a Canadian research and development centre, has successfully developed a biodegradable mask ready to be manufactured in Canada and ready for public use. The biodegradable mask is now ready…
The list of FPInnovations’ most recent reports and publications has been updated to January 31, 2021. Now included in the collection: recorded webinars and presentations! Want to stay current on our latest publications or information?…
Did you miss a recent Research Information Sharing and Feedback (RISF) meeting? Would you like to review an FPInnovations webinar that you attended? Or are you perhaps looking for information on a particular topic that…
Heating costs in Canada are expensive and generate high amounts of greenhouse gases, especially for those living in rural and remote communities. A new webinar series is being launched to increase awareness of bioheat among businesses, economic development corporations, Indigenous Communities, municipalities, as well as individuals in Ontario’s rural and remote communities. The Solid Wood Bioheat Webinar Series will be hosted by bioheat specialists from FPInnovations, Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), and Ontario’s Ministry of Natural Resources (MNRF). The series as well as details on the various webinars are hosted on the Centre for Research and Innovation in the Bio-Economy (CRIBE) website.