Norrköping Science Park and ParsNord join the Digital Cellulose Center as new partners, contributing to shaping an innovation cluster within digital cellulose and creating new sustainable energy storage solutions. “We are very excited for Norrköping Science Park...
Researchers from the Digital Cellulose Center have developed a bio-based sensor that can detect both humidity and moisture inside the wood, as well as in the surrounding area. Using these sensors can lead to more sustainable buildings as well as help prevent moisture...
The Digital Cellulose Center is proud to announce that the companies Cellfion, Rivus, and Redox.me have joined the Center as new industrial partners. They will contribute to the research and development of sustainable energy storage solutions, focusing on flow...
Researchers from the Digital Cellulose Center have developed a paper supercapacitor that can store renewable energy on a large scale. New research shows that the energy storage capacity of the paper battery is as efficient as conventional commercial supercapacitors....
Vinnova has made a directional decision to continue financing The Digital Cellulose Center (DCC) for another five years. The Vinnova five-year evaluation states: “The pioneering excellence of the DCC is promising and potentially revolutionary for the forest sector.”...
