Innovations

20.01.2022 / Article

Wood in batteries of electric cars, clarification of runoff from mires… Six hot innovations from Finnish bioeconomy

13.01.2022 / Article

Wooden-structured telecommunication towers introduce a low-carbon option for Europe’s accelerating 5G market

16.12.2021 / Article

’Forest owners want to know what’s happening in their forest’ – Artificial intelligence makes forestry more accurate

02.09.2021 / Article

Wood is increasingly used in foodstuffs and cosmetics – Wood hemicelluloses has a huge potential, says researcher Mamata Bhattarai

10.11.2021 / Forest bioeconomy future catalogue

Sunken timber improves cleaning of runoff water

02.11.2021 / Forest bioeconomy future catalogue

Paperboard to replace plastic lids in beverage cups

05.10.2021 / Forest bioeconomy future catalogue

Nanocellulose for dental implants

We listed six innovations from the Finnish bioeconomy which reduce the use of fossil raw materials and enhance recycling.

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Innovations

Wood in batteries of electric cars, clarification of runoff from mires… Six hot innovations from Finnish bioeconomy

Wooden-structured telecommunication towers introduce a low-carbon option for Europe’s accelerating 5G market

’Forest owners want to know what’s happening in their forest’ – Artificial intelligence makes forestry more accurate

Wood is increasingly used in foodstuffs and cosmetics – Wood hemicelluloses has a huge potential, says researcher Mamata Bhattarai

Sunken timber improves cleaning of runoff water

Paperboard to replace plastic lids in beverage cups

Nanocellulose for dental implants

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Wood in batteries of electric cars, clarification of runoff from mires… Six hot innovations from Finnish bioeconomy

Wooden-structured telecommunication towers introduce a low-carbon option for Europe’s accelerating 5G market

’Forest owners want to know what’s happening in their forest’ – Artificial intelligence makes forestry more accurate

Wood is increasingly used in foodstuffs and cosmetics – Wood hemicelluloses has a huge potential, says researcher Mamata Bhattarai

Sunken timber improves cleaning of runoff water

Paperboard to replace plastic lids in beverage cups

Nanocellulose for dental implants