H0 H0 H0 (Santa’s list again)
We all know that Santa is going to find out whether a child has been naughty or nice – but how does he do it? […]
What’s known about homegrown? (Hardwood edition)
Dan and I recently wrote a conference paper which Dan presented at the 8th Hardwood Processing Conference in Coimbra: Hardwoods in the United Kingdom – […]
What we do
Cleaning out my temporary folders I found a recorded presentation I made about what our centre does. I forget what I made it for exactly […]
WSE2024 best student papers
Every year since 2008 (its 4th conference) the Northern European Network for Wood Science and Engineering (WSE) has awarded prizes for the best student presentations. […]
Visual grading of Existing Structures
For a much more in-depth view on the topic: Mike Bather’s thesis on The assessment of the mechanical and physical properties of in situ timber. […]
WSE2024 papers
We now have the final programme for the WSE2024 conference in October. You can read these papers on the network website (after first making a […]
Stem cracks in TreeAlert (Forest Research)
As our climate changes, stem cracking in conifers will become an increasing concern for the forestry industry. Forest Research is undertaking a major study and […]
WSE2024 Travel Tips
Will you be joining us for the 20th Annual Meeting of the Northern European Network for Wood Science and Engineering. (22nd) 23rd- 24th October 2024? […]
EN 1912:2024
It has been a large amount of work to get the data in good order, but we finally have the updated version of EN 1912 […]
Lavers’ labours last
The following text was published in the November/December 2023 issue of the TTJ (Timber Trades Journal) in the regular “talking timber” slot, which also gets […]