21NANO
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Tuesday, 15 June, 2021
Session 1: FiberLean® Resilience – shaping a company after a pandemic
Keynote Speaker: Sean Ireland, FiberLean® Technologies
Session 2: Renewable Nanomaterials as Films, Coatings and Packaging Substrates
Session Chair: John Simonsen, Oregon State University
Biobased Multilayered films based on Cellulose and Chitin nanofibers for Food Packaging - Eva Pasquier, Université Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, Grenoble INP
The Influence of CNF and LCNF Quality and Starch Level On Grease Barrier Properties - Ikko Matsusue, Daio Paper Corporation
Biofabrication of mycelium nanocellulose composites for barrier film applications - Tiffany Abitbol, RISE Research Institutes of Sweden
Multilayer barrier paperboard based on nanocellulose and biodegradable thermoplastics- Rajesh Koppolu, Åbo Akademi University
Session 3: Next Generation of Colloidal Suspension
Session Chair: Dr. Gustav Nyström, Empa
Effect Of Preparation Conditions of Pickering Stabilized CNF Wet Foam on Characteristics of CNF Based Porous Materials - Shin Young Park, Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Bioresources Korea
Strategies for Next Generation Biomolecular Engineering with Nanopolysaccharides - Orlando Rojas, University of British Columbia
Nanocellulose Liquid Crystal Bubbles, Emulsions and Colloidal Glass - Guang Chu, Aalto University
Cellulose nanocrystals with residual lignin and zwitter ionic polymer grafts development of materials for anti‐fouling and antibacterial applications -Dimitrios Georgouvelas, Stockholm University
Session 4: Diverse Applications of Nanocomposite Materials
Session Chair: Keith Gourlay, Performance Biofilaments
Friction behavior of tempo-oxidized nanofibrillated cellulose and its composites - Sefora Riillo, Empa
Improved Mechanical Tribological Properties of Ultra‐High Molecular Weight Polyethylene By the Incorporation of Cellulose Nanofibrils via Melt‐Blending ‐ Hidayah Ariffin, Universiti Putra Malaysia
Session 5: Standards and Novel Procedures to Characterize Renewable Nanomaterials
Session Chair: Stephanie Beck
How to develop a particle size measurement standard for cellulose Nanofibrils - Cecilia Land Hensdal, Stora Enso
Standardizing Measurements for Cellulose Nanocrystal Particle Size Distributions - Linda Johnston, National Research Council Canada
Benchmarking Cellulose Nanocrystals Part II: New Industrially-Produced Materials -Emily Cranston, University of British Columbia
Semi-automated image analysis framework on the morphology analysis of CNCs - Sezen Yucel, Georgia Institute of Technology
Session 6: Sustainable Packaging and Antimicrobial Personal Protective Equipment
Session Chair: Diego Gomez Maldonado, Auburn University
Developing hydro alcoholic gels ‐ HAGs ‐ for the hand sanitizer market in response to shortages created during the COVID19 pandemic -- the science - Debbie Wu, Celluforce Inc.
Renewable barrier films from synergy of cellulose and chitin nanomaterials - Carson Meredith, GT/RBI
Medical mask using a novel antimicrobial / antiviral biofilter material - Gloria Oporto, West Virginia University
Combining tannins with cellulose nanofibrils towards functional materials - Bruno Mattos, Aalto University
Session 7: Testing Approaches of CNMs from Safety to Properties
Session Chair: Kimberly Ong, Ph.D., Vireo Advisors, LLC
Tuning properties of high consistency enzymatically fibrillated cellulose (HefCel) for various applications - Aayush Kumar Jaiswal, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
Effect of the morphological characteristics and size distribution on the rheological properties of cellulose nanofibril dispersions - Gregory Albornoz, University of Concepcion
Safety testing methods for novel cellulose nanomaterials - Kimberly Ong, Vireo Advisors;
Recent Progress in Demonstrating the Environmental Health and Safety of Cellulose Nanocrystals - James Ede, Vireo Advisors
Session 8: Scaffolding and Antimicrobial Biomaterials
Session Chair: Sole Peresin, Auburn University
Nanocellulose‐based materials functionalized in supercritical carbon dioxide for antimicrobial wound dressing applications - Bruno Jean, Cermav CNRS
Structured Cellulose Nanocrystal Lysozyme Composite Films ‐ Kevin DeFrance, Empa ‐ Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology
Interactions between Cells and Bio‐based materials: from Quantitative Analysis to 3D printed Scaffolds for Medical Applications - XUE Zhang, Aalto University
Session 9: Commercialization and Safety Aspects of Cellulose Nanomaterials
Session Chair: James Ede, Ph.D., Vireo Advisors, LLC
Commercialising MFC Products: Compliance to Ethical Standards and Legislation - Daniel Hewson, FiberLean® Technologies
Surface chemistry and size affect the toxicity of cellulose nanofibrils - Julia Catalan, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health
Role of surface chemistry on the in vivo effects of cellulose nanofibrils - Kukka Aimonen, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health
Accelerating commercialization of novel bio‐based materials and improving safety by design through public private partnerships - Jo Anne Shatkin, Vireo Advisors
Session 10: Renewable Nanomaterials Production I
Session Chair: Mehdi Tajvidi, University of Maine
Multi‐functional high consistency nanocellulose for various applications - Panu Lahtinen, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
Production and Applications of Microfibrillated Cellulose and Mineral/ Microfibrillated Cellulose Composite Materials - David Skuse, FiberLean® Technologies
A comparison of mechanical Micro‐ fibrillated Cellulose production with different refiner types - David Cowles, Valmet
Dry cellulose powder as a precursor to high quality nanocellulose - Jonatan Henschen, FineCell Sweden AB
Wednesday 16 June, 2021
Session 11: End User Panel
Moderator: Hamdy Khalil, Woodbridge Foam Corporation
Panelist:
- Dr. Johana Kuncova‐Kallio, UPM (Finland)
- Petter Anderrson, Mirka (Finland)
- Lewis Tunnicliffe, Birla Cargon (US)
- Juha Salmela, Spinnova (Finland)
- Dr. Yano, University of Kyoto (Japan)
- Danilo Ribeiro de Lima, Suzano (Brazil)
Session 12: Novel processing routes of nanocellulose-based composites
Session Chair: Maria Celeste Iglesias, Auburn University
Full‐circle Pilot‐scale Nanocellulose‐based Composite Product Development: an update - Mehdi Tajvidi, University of Maine
Fully bio‐based foams from thermomechanical pulp fibers and cellulose nanofibrils produced by microwave radiation -Islam Hafez, University of Maine
High impact strength composites based on impact modified acrylic and bacterial cellulose - Natalia Herrera Vargas, Imperial College London
TEMPO‐CNF/polymer composites prepared by elastic kneading - Akira Isogai, University of Tokyo
Session 13: Structure and properties of nanocellulose films and composites
Session Chair: Tiffany Abitbol, RISE Research Institutes of Sweden
Drying stresses in cellulose nanocrystal films and coatings: Effect of macromolecular and molecular plasticizers - Klockars Konrad, Aalto University
Biomineralization of metalorganic materials on polysaccharides and plants - JJ Richardson, University of Tokyo
Structuring Nanocellulose Films for Mechanical Measurements and New Applications - Emily Cranston, University of British Columbia
Thermal Stability Enhancement in Modified Cellulose Nanocrystal Films and Aerogels - Francesco D'Acierno¸University of British Columbia
Session 14: Bio-based Materials for Sustainable Electronics
Session Chair: Yun Jin, FiberLean® Technologies
Benchmarking the optical performance of nanocellulose films for smart device applications - Joice Kaschuk, Aalto University
Photonic pigments from lignin particles - Bin Zhao, Aalto University
Influence of ultrasonication on CNC photonic films and implications for the origins of CNC chiral self-assembly - Thomas Parton, University of Cambridge
Session 15: Student Poster Session & Competition
Session Chair: Diego Gomez Maldonado, Auburn University
Cellulose nanofibrils and iron oxide-based nanoparticles adsorbent for arsenic removal from drinking water - Md Musfiqur Rahman, University of Maine
Development of Barrier Properties of Paper with Increasing Microfibrillated Cellulose Coat Weight - Robyn Hill, University of Birmingham
Improvement of the mechanical and barrier properties of cellulose nanofiber films by a facile thermal compression - Md. Ikramul Hasan, University of Maine
A strategy of wood-based UV-cross-linkable hydrogel fabrication - Qingbo Wang, Åbo Akademi University
Novel multi-layer oil-resistant food serving plates using nanocellulose composite – Rakibul Hossain, University of Maine
Contact-Dewatered Cellulose Nanofibers for Reinforced Bio-Polymer Composites – Alexander Collins, University of Maine
Session 16: Barrier and functional coatings and films Session Chair: Ulla Forsström, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd.
Enzymatic degradation and pilot-scale composting of cellulose-based films with different chemical structures - Ilona Leppänen , VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd.
Microfibrillated cellulose and polyvinyl alcohol based barrier coating for abrasive paper - Vinay Kumar, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd.
TEMPO‐CNF Foam Coated Viscose Substrates as Water Filters - Andreas Mautner, University of Vienna
Recent advances in the microfibrillated cellulose wet lamination process for the production of all cellulose barrier packaging materials - Fleur Rol, Centre Technique du Papier
Session 17: Renewable Nanomaterials Production II
Session Chair: David Skuse, FiberLean® Technologies
In situ nanocellulose elaboration and modification using natural deep eutectic solvent - Loreleï Douard, Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, Grenoble INP, LGP2
A Comparison of Films from Lignocellulose Microfibrils and Fibers - Erfan Oliaei, RISE / KTH
Session 18: Additive manufacturing contribution to nanocellulose development
Session Chair: Gilberto Siqueira, Empa
Superelastic and flexible 3D printed waterborne polyurethane/cellulose nanofibrils structures - Yuan Chen, Chinese Academy of Forestry, Research Institute of Wood Industry
3D printing of cellulose: design strategies for rigid/stiff or superelastic monoliths - Feng Jiang, University of British Columbia
All‐wood‐based antimicrobial hydrogel fabricated by digital light processing (DLP) Printing - Luyao Wang, Abo Akademi University
Anisotropic, strong and thermally insulating 3D printed nanocellulose aerogels – Yannick Nagel, Empa
Session 19: Closing Remarks
Session Chair: Heli Kangas, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd.