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Publications:

Enzymatic Treatments of Pulps

Extensive article describing the opportunities for the enzyme industry in the manufacture of pulp and paper. Author: Thomas W. Jeffries.

http://calvin.biotech.wisc.edu/jeffries/wolnak/wolnak.html

Facet Model and Mathematical Morphology for Surface Characterization

Technical paper describing an algorithm for the automatic segmentation and representation of surface structures and non-uniformities, developed as part of a complete on-line characterization system of a papermaking process at the wet end. Authors: Besma R. Abidi and others. [PDF]

http://imaging.utk.edu/publications/papers/1999/babidi_ircv99.pdf

Forestweb

Forest products information center and global trade forum: daily news; search engine; trading center, "handshake" auction, global community discussion board, complete country database, interactive help.

http://www.forestweb.com

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

IPW. International Paper World

Monthly bilingual magazine for the pulp and paper industries. Technical articles on PDF files. Job market. List of world wide associations. Links to related sites. English and German.

http://www.ipwonline.de/

The Journal of Pulp and Paper Science

Monthly publication devoted to the science of pulp and paper.

http://www.paptac.ca/index.php?option=com_docman&task=cat_view&gid=20&Itemid=1

Paper in Wisconsin

An online resource about Wisconsin's pulp, paper and allied industries. Interesting facts, current news, history of papermaking, and a tour of the papermaking process.

http://www.wipapercouncil.org/

Paper Technology

Independent journal containing news, technology updates, product information, case studies and comments. World exhibition and conference diary.

http://pita.co.uk/publications/journal.php

PaperAge Magazine

Monthly journal for the global pulp and paper industry. Editorials. Business news and market reports. Pulp and paper prices. Links to papermakers, converters, organizations and educational institutes.

http://www.paperage.com/

The Pulp & Paper Report

Bi-monthly subscription newsletter for the pulp and paper and related industries.

http://pulpandpaperreport.com/

PulpandPaper.Net

Pulp and Paper industry information. Jobs, library, events, product/supplier directory, news services.

http://www.pulpandpaper.net/

Pulping

Extensive article about the world's resources for plant fibers for papermaking, and descriptions of the pulping and papermaking technologies. Author: P.J. Ince. [PDF]

http://www.fpl.fs.fed.us/documnts/pdf2004/fpl_2004_ince001.pdf

Scandinavian Pulp and Paper Reports

Norway. Publishers of market and financial research reports on the global pulp and paper industry. Also, competitor monitoring services, and consultants for strategic planning and daily management.

http://www.sppr.no/

Walden's North American Pulp & Paper Report

Walden-Mott web site features sections on pulp, paper, recycling, printing, fine printing papers, news and data.

http://www.walden-mott.com/

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