In the latest feature from the Digital Cellulose Center, we spotlight Sampada Pudke, a dedicated master’s student making waves in the field of sustainable materials. In her insightful video, Sampada delves into her groundbreaking work on creating graphene from materials often considered waste in the forest industry.  

Transforming Waste into Wonder

Sampada’s research focuses on the innovative use of a laser to turn forest industry by-products into graphene, a material renowned for its exceptional strength and conductivity. This approach not only adds value to waste materials but also aligns with the principles of sustainability and circular economy.

A Glimpse into the Future

The potential applications of Sampada’s work are vast, ranging from advanced electronics to sustainable energy solutions. Her dedication and innovative approach exemplify the transformative power of research and its ability to address some of the most pressing environmental challenges.

Join the Conversation

To learn more about Sampada’s work and the Digital Cellulose Center, watch the full video here and visit the Digital Cellulose Center’s website.