8 August 2024 | Non classé
Author: Annabelle St-Pierre, Researcher at Innofibre Milkweed has gained in popularity in Quebec (Canada) ever since people have begun to recognize of the value of its silk. This plant generates a lot of interest for the textile industry for the manufacturing...
8 August 2024 | Non classé
Author: William Belhadef, researcher at Innofibre Is it possible to imagine a future for biocoal in the iron and steel industry? Over the past 15 years, the popularity of biocoal (commonly called charcoal) has been increasing at a rapid pace, with ten times...
8 August 2024 | Non classé
Author: Annabelle St-Pierre, Researcher at Innofibre For over a decade, Innofibre has been exploring the phosphorylation process of cellulose to impart various desirable properties such as flame resistance, super absorbency, and strong cation exchange...
6 August 2024 | Non classé
Author: Maude Tessier-Parenteau, Eng., researcher at Innofibre Thermochemical conversion of biomass: ashes have much to say about it Thermochemical conversion of biomass is a key research focus at Innofibre. The center operates several equipment used for...
1 August 2024 | Non classé
Author : David Myja, Innofibre researcher Wood and its components, including cellulose fibers, are major assets in the ecological transitions taking place at this moment. Cellulose products are gradually replacing petroleum-based plastics, especially in the...
30 July 2024 | Non classé
Author: Julien Bley, Engineer, Researcher at Innofibre Decarbonizing various industrial sectors poses numerous challenges. In the packaging industry, replacing plastic with bio-sourced products can encounter obstacles when specific barrier properties are...
