This research project, led by @Mayer_Laigle, is an @MSCActions involving @INRAE_Intl and @scion_research ; #material #biomass #3D_printing #mecanosynthesis
Joined November 2020
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Meeting with future researchers (maybe?) in Muriel-les-leziers! The 3D printing of objects from #biobasedmaterials, such as those developed in the SMARTPOP Project, has been highly successful, as has our international collaboration in this field with @scion_research
Great day on Friday, in Muriel-les-Beziers, presenting to 9th-grade students research in #biobasedmaterials and #international_collaborations with @FemmesSciences.
@BIOMATA_Int_Lab, @Smartpop_eu @sophieteullet, Tanguy Lafarge, Martine Lumbreras @INRAE_TRANSFORM @iatelab
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A great pleasure to share our work carried out in the framework of the #Smartpop_project and the international associated lab @BIOMATA_Int_Lab
Excited to share our latest work at @ACSGCI #GCandE2023: Transforming lignocellulosic powder into fluorescence sensor thanks to @Mechanochem !
A coloration between @FARE_Reims, @iatelab , @scion_research @BIOMATA_Int_Lab @INRAE_TRANSFORM @DrGabrielPaes
Thank you Amy for the job you did with us @scion_research during your internship in the framework of the @Smartpop_eu project
It was really nice having you to work on the development of #sustainable #biobased powders for #SLS printing.
The work carried out in collaboration with @scion_research and the @iatelab was presented yesterday at the #GCMM2002 conference in Auckland by Claire @Mayer_Laigle. The presentation led to an interesting discussion around composite biobased materials for additive manufacturing.
Welcome to Amy Xu, Summer student at @scion_research who joined our team for her internship. Her work will aim to combine chemical engineering approaches and machine learning tools to optimize the production process of bio-based powder for Selective laser sintering.
Great time today in Auckland University with Olaf Diegel. Very exited to start our new collaboration about SLS Printing of biobased materials.
Always nice to share science and technology especially with children !
Nice time this morning at Lynmore School (Rotorua,NZ). Rob and I spoke about sustainability, biobased materials and 3D printing. Pupils were very enthusiastic. Happy to have shared the work done in the @Smartpop_eu funded by @MSCActions ; @INRAE_Intl @scion_research
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A way to share your work in the field of Smart Materials !
As guest editors, along with Reine Barbar and Sofiane Guessasma, we are pleased to invite you to submit your research work to this special issue of @Processes_MDPI
mdpi.com/si/98848 #mdpiprocesses
@INRAE_TRANSFORM @INRAE_BIA @scion_research
A first paper related to the Smartpop project published in @OpenResearch_EU !
Glad to share our first paper published in Open Research Europe : Properties of biomass powders resulting from the fine comminution of lignocellulosic feedstocks by three types of ball-mill set-up, open-research-europe.ec.euro…
@INRAE_TRANSFORM @Smartpop_eu @INRAE_OCC_MPL
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Check out "Café des Idées July 2021" eventbrite.co.nz/e/cafe-des-… @Eventbrite
You can either come to Alliance Française Wellington or connect with Zoom from the comfort of your own home.
Friday 2 July 5:30 pm (Auckland time) and 7:30 a.m (Paris Time)
yes... mechanochemistry in ball milling is possible... it paves the way to huge possibilities !
Solvent and catalyst-free bromofunctionalization of olefins using a mechanochemical approach pubs.rsc.org/en/Content/Arti…
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An amazing work from our team, in which lignocellulosic powders were grafted with a fluorescent molecule in view to produce smart material with additive manufacturing
Flax shives-PBAT processing into 3D printed fluorescent materials with... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
An open access publishing platform for scientific articles that present the results of research funded by Horizon 2020 : an alternative to publish in open access scientific papers.
We’re delighted to announce the official launch of Open Research Europe, the European Commission’s dedicated publishing platform for #Horizon2020 funded research.
Browse Open Research Europe’s first published articles here: open-research-europe.ec.euro…
#OpenResearchEurope
Comparative comminution efficiencies of rotary, stirred and vibrating ... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Happy to share with you this original study from the PhD work of Karine Rova Rajavonary. For the first time, this paper presents an exhaustive comparaison of 3 ball milling devices
Quantifying the Shape Memory Performance of a Three-Dimensional-Printed Biobased Polyester/Cellulose Composite Material liebertpub.com/doi/10.1089/3…
An amazing work for the additive manufacturing team of SCION...Entering the 4th dimension using 3D printing with bio based materials.
The website of the SMARTPOP Project is now on-line. It provides information and updates relative to the SMART POP research Project. Visit and share !
particledynamics.fr/smartpop…
Who never thinks that time flies to quickly ?
⌛️As #technology plays a growing role in our daily lives, more and more of us feel our stress levels increase. Ever wondered why? #Science can provide an explanation!
Read our new #MCAAblog post to learn more!
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A very interesting initiative for the word of tomorrow
Be part of the #NewEuropeanBauhaus!
📣 We call on designers, architects, engineers, scientists, students, entrepreneurs and creative minds to reimagine sustainable living in Europe and beyond.
More here: europa.eu/!QQ69tW
#EUGreenDeal #EuropeForCulture #StrongerTogether
A new building for Scion
Welcome to Te Whare Nui O Tuteata!
This stunning building is the new entrance to Scion, our science exhibition & the delicious Eastwood cafe.
Open 7 days, everyone is welcome to visit. Access via Tītokorangi Drive (formerly Longmile Rd) Rotorua.
Official celebrations to come! 🥳
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The nature is a amazing source of inspiration !
Seems very promising for the most abundant material produced by man.
Wood-inspired cement with high strength and multifunctionality phys.org/news/2021-01-wood-i… via @physorg_com