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Efficient Production of Bio-Based Ingredients Webinar

Nano Division Webinar

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Use AI to Give Junior Operators the Performance of Experienced Staff

Use AI to Give Junior Operators the Performance of Experienced Staff Registration Closed Overview Speaker Virtual Webinar 11AM - 12PM (ET) Willem Sundblad, Oden Technologies Paper, tissue, packaging,

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TAPPI Nano Student Committee Coffee Break

TAPPI Nano Student Committee Coffee Break Register Now Overview Speaker Virtual Webinar 11:30am – 12:30pm ET There is no cost to attend, but you must register to get the Zoom link. Join this free and

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Skipping Small Talk: Practical Strategies for Networking

Hosted by the TAPPI Young Professionals Division

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WIN Book Club: Let's Talk!

Hosted by WIN Solutions and Strategies for Career Development.

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New Fibre Based Packaging Materials Webinar

IFPED Summer Series

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Building Reliability in Pulp and Paper Mills: A Panel Discussion on Projects, Mechanical Integrity, and RCM

Co-sponsored by the Project Management/Project Engineering Committee and the Young Professionals Division, this four-part series delivers a practical, integrated approach to improving safety, reliability, and performance in pulp and paper mills.

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Paper Machine Quality Control Systems (QCS) Volume 2 Control Systems and Applications

This webinar will provide an overview of the recently published book on QCS Controls, now available for purchase from TAPPI. The book explores key topics including paper machine process and regulatory controls, machine direction and cross direction controls, cross direction actuators, mapping, and transition and color controls.

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The Role Effective Characterisation has in Successful Commercialiation of MFC

Here we explore the critical role that material characterisation plays in the successful commercialization of Microfibrillated Cellulose (MFC).