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Publicerad: Thursday, 30 April, 2020 - 10:15
Etiketter: Forest research and education
Joseph J Landsberg, Richard H Waring and Nicholas C Coops share the 2020 Marcus Wallenberg Prize for a model to predict forest growth in a changing climate. Satellite imagery offers the possibility to scale up the model to show how different environmental conditions affect the world's forests. / MWP
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Publicerad: Friday, 24 April, 2020 - 08:32
Etiketter: Forest research and education
The 2020 Marcus Wallenberg Prize will be announced on 28 April at 22:00 CEST. / MWP
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Publicerad: Friday, 20 December, 2019 - 08:46
Etiketter: Forest research and education
Receiving the 2019 Marcus Wallenberg Prize made Gerhard Schickhofer reflect on his career. – It is a situation to think about my work and future, he says. / MWP
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Publicerad: Monday, 25 March, 2019 - 17:04
Etiketter: Forest research and education
Cross-laminated timber expansion of multi-storey wood buildings in the world. Gerhard Schickhofer is awarded the 2019 Marcus Wallenberg Prize for research and knowledge transfer behind the stable and eco-friendly material. / Marcus Wallenberg Prize
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Publicerad: Monday, 30 October, 2017 - 16:44
Etiketter: Forest research and education
The development of gene discovery in conifer species is being awarded The 2017 Marcus Wallenberg Prize. Professor Ronald R. Sederoff received his diploma from the hand of His Majesty the King of Sweden at a ceremony in Stockholm, Sweden, on Thursday 26 October. / MWP
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Publicerad: Wednesday, 22 March, 2017 - 10:34
Etiketter: Forest research and education
Better quality and higher productivity are the incentives for molecular genetics of forest trees. Ronald R. Sederoff is awarded the 2017 Marcus Wallenberg Prize for his breakthroughs in developing methods for gene discovery in conifer species and exploiting new breeding technologies for improved properties. / MWP
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Publicerad: Tuesday, 24 September, 2013 - 11:17
Etiketter: Forest research and education
The 2013 Marcus Wallenberg Prize is awarded to Professor Derek Gray, McGill University, Canada, for his contributions to the path breaking research on nano crystalline cellulose (NCC), its fundamental properties and applications. The fundamental discoveries, related to the chiral nematic behavior of NCC suspensions, create potential for new wood and other lignocellulosic products for unique value added applications. Gray’s research has inspired researchers all over the world to intensify research on nanocellulose in general, thus opening future business possibilities for the forest-based sector. / MPW.org
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