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Biophilia is the principle that exposure to nature increases human wellbeing. In this episode of WoodChat, we talk to Associate Professor Jacki Schirmer of the University of Canberra about…
Biophilia is the principle that exposure to nature increases human wellbeing. In this episode of WoodChat, we talk to Associate Professor Jacki Schirmer of the University of Canberra about…
It has long been accepted that trees grown on farms bring a myriad of benefits, including better soil health, microclimate regulation, carbon sequestration and improved biodiversity. How…
Perth could soon be welcoming an environmentally friendly addition to its distinctive skyline, with the construction of the tallest hybrid timber tower in the world, which would also be Wes…
Scientists in China have developed a natural, non-toxic adhesive for potential use in the creation of composite wood products found in our furniture, décor, and flooring. Flexible plywood…
Wood has similar strength to concrete, yet one fifth of the weight, meaning timber buildings naturally have much lower earthquake loads. A novel approach to the way cross-laminated timber (…
According to new research conducted by an international team, an innovative, rapid ‘water-shock’ process can be used to create strong and mouldable wood. The scientists behi…
A research team at the University of the Sunshine Coast has conducted a range of research projects investigating supply chain optimisation over the past seven years. Past timber supply cha…
Australian forestry research is about to get another boost, thanks to the announcement of funding for 10 exciting new projects. The research will be funded following recommendations made b…