Besides paper, the symposium will also focus on wood fibre composites and entirely new fibre-based products with specific properties. Other topics are nanotechnology and software-supported methods and models that will become key technologies in efficiently fine-tuning the supply of pulp to the required product properties.

Target groups are employees of the papermaking industry, pulp production and pulp trade, chemical supply industry, plant and equipment manufacturing and related industrial sectors; suppliers of alternative fibres and fibre-based raw materials; engineers and developers involved with the production of composite materials and converters and suppliers of fibre-based products; employees responsible for market research and procurement of fibrous raw materials; employees of universities and research institutes.

More information: www.pulp-technology-symposium.com