Companies need to communicate the environmental excellence of their products and services. To be able to substantiate claims reliably, transparently and scientifically, a consistent and
VTT developed an extensible fibre material as part of a three-year pilot project, the aim of which is to develop materials to replace plastics. “Universities
VTT is constantly developing new materials for use in healthcare, particularly for the manufacture of wearable sensors and patches. Their newest innovation is a recyclable
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland is developing a weather-adaptive window film that enables passive cooling and heating in buildings while saving energy. The CoolCellulose
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland has developed a technology that allows the production of reactive lignin from pulp mills’ side streams. Reactive lignin can replace the toxic substances in wood adhesives, for example.
VTT developed a fully bio-based food package with excellent technical properties. The stand-up pouch is coated with, among other things, nanocellulose produced with the HefCel method.
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