Progress in my PhD (An easier route to strength grading hardwoods)
NOTE: This post should have been published in October, but I was very busy and didn’t finish the writeup until now… I have started my […]
NOTE: This post should have been published in October, but I was very busy and didn’t finish the writeup until now… I have started my […]
Visual strength grading of timber can be done to a wide range of grading rules – many of which are national standards. However, in Europe, […]
Yesterday, a group of visitors from the Institute of Chartered Foresters toured our lab, learned a lot about wood science and how wood properties are […]
It has been a while since we posted about the revision of EN1912, but is time for another update. The draft is now out for […]
Did you know that in 2021/22 we have been planting more broadleaf trees than conifers in the UK (mainly in England)? Yet the timber that […]
Here are the scores from the second round of the Guess the Strength of Timber game. It worked the same as last time, but with […]
Check out how well you did in our “guess the strength of timber” game. Search for your player code name below. Please also fill a […]
Machine strength grading of structural timber in Europe is done mostly under a system called “machine control”. The machine settings are fixed based on large […]
Congratulations to David Gil-Moreno, who has won a Special Award from The Scottish Forestry Trust for his PhD work here at Edinburgh Napier University, in […]
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