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Application Process and How to Apply

Step 1 Read through all of the information at www.fwpa.com.au/NUWC2021 If you have any questions, please email Megan Graham on universitychallenge@fwpa.com.au Step 2 Email your applicat…

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Who has funded this Challenge? This project has been funded by the Australian Government, through the ‘National Forest Industries Plan’, and will contribute to achieving the objectives of…

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The Prize

The 2021 National University Wood Challenge is looking to support teams of students and academics to come up with new ideas of how we can use wood in innovative ways. The prize will provide supp…

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Timber Framed Residential Housing: Thermal Bridging & The path to 7 Star NatHERS

The Australian and State and Territory Governments will introduce more stringent thermal performance requirements for residential homes in the next revision of the National Constructio…

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StatisticsCount April 2021

Statistics Count | April 2021

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Making the papers! New models for improved pulp and paper manufacturing

The efficiency of the energy-intensive pulp and paper manufacturing process could be significantly enhanced through improved mathematical modelling and simulation techniques. The pro…

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A brave new world? How robotic plants could be used to protect our forests

Scientists in Singapore have successfully developed ‘plant robots’, which possess the ability to communicate with humans and can be controlled remotely via smartphone. The technology co…

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Wood as the latest fashion trend? Tree textiles could provide new opportunities for industry

The forest and wood products industry could soon find new income streams through its potential role as a key supplier to global textile giants. Efforts to upscale the production of a sustaina…

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