Call: International Conference on Wood Science & Technology, Zagreb 7-8 December
The call is out to the International Conference on Wood Science and Technology “Implementation of Wood Science in Woodworking Sector” which will take place at […]
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Free seminar on tree breeding & forest products
We are contributing to a free seminar “Free Breeding and Forest Products – An update on current research” Tuesday 9 May 2017 from 9:30am until […]
Call for papers – WSE 2017
The 13th Annual Meeting of the Northern European Network for Wood Science and Engineering (WSE 2017) will take place on 28-29 September 2017 in Copenhagen, Denmark. Established in 2004, […]
Event: alternative species in the forests of Atlantic Europe
Forest Research is organising the annual meeting of the Joint EFI ATLANTIC & IEFC “The Role of Alternative Tree Species in the Forests of Atlantic […]
Quick talks on big topics
Edinburgh Napier’s university-wide Research Conference was held on Wednesday 15 June at our Craiglockhart Campus. The conference showcased the University’s leading research practice, and helped researchers […]
Grown in Britain “woodland heroes”
Dan Ridley-Ellis was delighted to receive the 2016 Grown in Britain “Woodland Hero” award on behalf of everyone in the Centre for Wood Science and […]
What research on hardwoods is needed in Europe?
The European Hardwoods Innovation Alliance (EHIA) is seeking views in what innovation and research is needed for hardwoods in Europe. The scope is broad, covering cover both […]
2016 hardwood conference
The University of West Hungary and BOKU University have announced a call for papers for the conference “Eco-efficient Resource Wood with special focus on hardwoods”, to be held […]
Growth rate and wood density
In this post I am building upon Dan’s earlier discussion of the misconceptions surrounding growth rate and wood density. This post extends the discussion to include virtually […]
Grade in Britain
For a more up-to-date post on properties see Grade in Britain revisited. Introduction We looked at British spruce in a previous post. It is, for […]