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Transitioning from micro to nano: unlocking the potential of cellulose nanomaterials Webinar
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Transitioning from micro to nano: unlocking the potential of cellulose nanomaterials Webinar

This comprehensive presentation explores advanced cellulose nanomaterial production through real-time monitoring and machine learning optimization. Marc Delgado-Aguilar demonstrates how tempo-mediated oxidation and enzymatic pretreatments can be monitored using NIR spectroscopy and chemometric modeling, enabling better process control. The research reveals optimal processing conditions for high-pressure homogenization, showing 1.5% consistency delivers maximum fibrillation yield while minimizing energy consumption. Advanced AI models including artificial neural networks and random forest algorithms successfully predict key properties like aspect ratio and yield of fibrillation from easily measurable process parameters. These breakthrough approaches address critical industry challenges in scaling cellulose nanofiber production, offering practical solutions for reducing processing costs, improving quality control, and accelerating time-to-market for sustainable nanomaterials applications across multiple industries.

STAR - April 2025 - Members for Working Groups of Useful Methods Needed
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STAR - April 2025 - Members for Working Groups of Useful Methods Needed

TAPPI seeks experienced professionals to lead and participate in critical Useful Methods working groups for pulp and paper testing standards. Multiple leadership opportunities are available as Working Group Chairs for nine methods, including bagasse fiber determination, wood chip bulk density, and pulp processing techniques. Additional member positions are open across twelve methods covering mechanical pulp testing, coating analysis, and specialty paper evaluation. These volunteer roles offer mid-career professionals the chance to shape industry standards, demonstrate technical leadership to employers, and build valuable cross-company networks. Minimum three TAPPI members from different organizations required per group.

PIMA/APPTI Decarbonization Investigations Webinar Series - AI
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PIMA/APPTI Decarbonization Investigations Webinar Series - AI

Discover how automation and AI can drive significant CO2 reduction in pulp and paper operations without massive capital investments. Industry expert Pat Dixon reveals four key automation opportunities, including freeness control, basis weight optimization, causticizing efficiency improvements, and kappa number management, that could potentially save 11 million tons of CO2 annually across North America's paper industry. This webinar demonstrates practical applications of predictive analytics, online instrumentation, and process optimization techniques that mid-career professionals can leverage to achieve measurable environmental impact while proving ROI to leadership.

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