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Linus Kron on the chemistry of sustainable paper production

Alumni, Disputations /

After four years in the Industrial Research School Resource Smart Processes, Linus Kron has recently completed his PhD. In his thesis, he delves into the chemistry behind the cooking step in the sulfate process and shows how molecular transport in wood fibers can play a greater role than previously thought – knowledge that can contribute to a more resource-smart pulp industry.

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New research on lignin and wood structure – Carolina Marion de Godoy defends her PhD

Disputations /

After four years in the Industrial Research School Resource Smart Processes, Carolina Marion de Godoy is ready to defend her doctoral thesis. In her research, she has studied how the structure of wood affects the sulfate process – knowledge that can contribute to more efficient and resource-efficient pulp production.

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New AI course trains PhD students in the process industry

Project, Resource-smart Processes /

How can research in the process industry benefit from AI? That question was answered when Linköping University tailored an AI course for the doctoral students in the business research school Resource-smart processes. Now, one of the PhD students has used AI to analyze data from advanced experiments at the ForMAX research station.

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Unique process data paves the way for AI assistants in industry

Nyhet /

Separating lignin from cellulose is a crucial step in paper and pulp production. In his post-doctoral project, Farinaz Ebrahimian is using unique data from industry to build a model that describes this process in detail. The model can be used to train AI assistants to help industry move towards more efficient and controlled manufacturing.

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New collaborations drive research forward

Nyhet /

The industrial Graduate School Resource Smart Processes is based on the commitment of several Swedish universities and industrial companies. The collaboration across university boundaries and between industry and academia has been developed under the leadership of three female researchers with different academic backgrounds. Today, the graduate school is a unique platform for research on bio-based processes.

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From Lab to Market – Stora Enso Hosts Innovation Course for Doctoral Students

Education /

Since the start of the Industrial Graduate School “Resource-Smart Processes,” the doctoral students have participated in several courses led by industry. In the fall of 2024, Stora Enso organized a course on radical innovation, and in 2025, a seminar series is underway in which all companies involved in the graduate school participate.

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Ny AI-satsning ska optimera massakoket

Nyhet, Resurssmarta Processer /

Företagsforskarskolan Resurssmarta processer satsar på AI-forskning. Med hjälp av processdata utvecklar tre post doc:s vid Linköpings universitet och Chalmers AI-stödda modeller som kan göra massatillverkningsprocessen som kallas sulfatkok mer resurseffektiv. ”Vi gör en strategisk satsning där industrins behov styr åt vilket håll forskningen breddas”, säger Merima Hasani, projektledare för Företagsforskarskolan.

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