What happens to cellulose nanoparticles when they move in a flowing liquid? New research from Chalmers University of Technology and MAX IV shows that what happens at the nanoscale does not always mirror what we observe at larger scales. The results have now been published in Nature Physics.
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The beamline ForMAX at MAX IV hosts its first industry experiment: a ground-breaking study on fibre-based sustainable food packaging performed by Tetra Pak and researchers at Chalmers University of Technology and the research centres Wallenberg Wood Science Center and FibRE.
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The beamline ForMAX at MAX IV, specially designed for advanced studies on materials from the forest, is now opening for experiments! Researchers from Wallenberg Wood Science Center are among the first to perform experiments at the beamline.
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