Kontaktperson
Ing-Mari de Wall
Projektkordinator
Kontakta Ing-Mari
Cellulose Workshop 2026
Som konferenspartner välkomnar RISE till The 12th Workshop on Cellulose, Regenerated Cellulose and Cellulose Derivatives. Workshopen fokuserar på både grundläggande och tillämpade studier inom cellulosa, nanocellulosa, regenererad cellulosa och cellulosaderivat och äger rum den 10–11 november 2026 i Örnsköldsvik, Sverige.
Arrangörer är Umeå universitet och Karlstads universitet. Konferenspartners är RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, Domsjö Fabriker (Aditya Birla) samt Bio4Energy.
Vetenskaplig kommitté 2026
- Professor Antje Potthast, BOKU University, Österrike
- Docent Björn Sjöstrand, Karlstads universitet, Sverige
- Professor Gunnar Henriksson, Kungliga Tekniska högskolan, Sverige
- Professor Gunnar Westman, Chalmers tekniska högskola, Sverige
- Docent Helena Håkansson, Karlstads universitet, Sverige
- Dr Jakob Wohlert, Kungliga Tekniska högskolan, Sverige
- Professor Juha Fiskari, Mittuniversitetet, Sverige
- Professor Leif Jönsson, Umeå universitet, Sverige
- Docent Michael Hummel, Aalto-universitetet, Finland
- Professor Pedro Fardim, KU Leuven, Belgien
- Dr Raquel Bohn Stoltz, Valmet AB, Sverige
- Dr Sigvart Evjen, Borregaard, Norge
- Professor Thomas Rosenau, BOKU University, Österrike
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Miguel Sanchis Sebastiá
Chief Executive Officer, ShareTex
Miguel Sanchis Sebastiá studied Chemical Engineering in both Spain and Sweden and holds a PhD from Lund University. He is currently focused on textile recycling. He has invented several processes to recycle cellulosic textile fibres and founded a company, ShareTex, to patent and commercialise them. Miguel has been leading ShareTex for the past 5 years to bring its technology to market and make textile recycling a reality.
Thomas Rosenau
Professor, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences
Thomas Rosenau’s research focuses on the chemistry of renewable resources. He is recognised for his leadership in green chemistry and the study of biopolymers, such as cellulose. Thomas Rosenau’s research has led to fundamental advances and innovations in cellulose chemistry etc. He has authored more than 550 publications and has supervised more than 90 doctoral theses. His work has received international recognition, including from the American Chemical Society and the Royal Society of Chemistry.
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