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Taking place every 4 years the Fundamental Research Symposium aims to provide forums to advance science and engineering fundamentals for the pulp & paper industry and its interconnected products and operation. The next one takes place at Robinson College, Cambridge and this slide show provides essential information to anyone interesting in attending as a speaker or a delegate.

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ADVANCES IN PULP AND PAPER RESEARCH
Robinson College, Cambridge
5-10 September 2021
17th Fundamental Research
Symposium in the Oxford and
Cambridge Series
Visit www.ppfrs.org to join our mailing list and receive further details
Leading Researchers
Classic Papers
In-depth Reviews
Insightful Discussions

SYMPOSIA
Audience includes scientists, engineers, managers; across academia, industry,
suppliers; from students to world class experts.
Topics include:
• the structure & chemistry of fibers and bonds
• the fundamentals of strength properties and the mechanics of forming
advanced structures
• the dynamics of forming, pressing, coating, and printing
• the development of nanocellulose and functional products
Review papers have been a hallmark of the FRC, providing in-depth summaries
and great references.
Discussions are recorded and published, allowing further access into the thinking
and experience of our participants.
Visit www.ppfrs.org to join our mailing list and receive further details

Visit www.ppfrs.org to join our mailing list and receive further details
IMPORTANT DATES
Feb 2020 - Call for papers
Oct 2020 - Extended abstracts due
Nov 2020 - Notification of acceptance
Jan 2021 - Full papers due for review
May 2021 - Final Manuscripts due
Sept 2021 - Fundamental Research Symposium, Robinson College, Cambridge

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1. ADVANCES IN PULP AND PAPER RESEARCH Robinson College, Cambridge 5-10 September 2021 17th Fundamental Research Symposium in the Oxford and Cambridge Series Visit www.ppfrs.org to join our mailing list and receive further details Leading Researchers Classic Papers In-depth Reviews Insightful Discussions

2. To provide forums to advance science and engineering fundamentals for the pulp & paper industry and its interconnected products and operations. Organize the Fundamental Research Symposia every 4 years, alternately in the English Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. Publish high quality proceedings from the Symposia Promote high quality research (from classic to new) Connect people, organizations, research communities, and regions Visit www.ppfrs.org to join our mailing list and receive further details MISSION

3. SYMPOSIA Audience includes scientists, engineers, managers; across academia, industry, suppliers; from students to world class experts. Topics include: • the structure & chemistry of fibers and bonds • the fundamentals of strength properties and the mechanics of forming advanced structures • the dynamics of forming, pressing, coating, and printing • the development of nanocellulose and functional products Review papers have been a hallmark of the FRC, providing in-depth summaries and great references. Discussions are recorded and published, allowing further access into the thinking and experience of our participants. Visit www.ppfrs.org to join our mailing list and receive further details

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