Biocomposites and 3D printing materials from forest bioeconomy side streams3/17/26
The KELMI project explores new ways to utilize forest bioeconomy side streams as high value-added materials and products. At Xamk, the focus is on advancing research results into practical solutions and visible, concrete applications. The project develops and tests wood-based biocomposites and 3D printing materials at pilot and demonstration level, including large-scale 3D printing. In cooperation with the University of Eastern Finland and the University of Oulu, KELMI supports sustainable materials development and the emergence of new business opportunities in the forest bioeconomy.
Contact information:
Elina Havia Research manager Tel. +358 50 461 5572 elina.havia@xamk.fi |
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