Transformation strategies will be required for the forest bioproducts industry to thrive 20 years from now, according to the outcome of an annual Executive Conference of the Institute of Paper Science and Technology at Georgia Tech (IPST) in April.

A look into future challenges and opportunities for the forest bioproducts industry sprang from a glance back in time at the 20th anniversary rededication ceremony for the Paper Tricentennial Building at Georgia Tech last week.

Corporate members and invited guests will convene at the Institute of Paper Science and Technology (IPST) in early February for a workshop designed to address the forest bioproducts industry outlook more than 20 years into the future.

Pulp & Paper Education and Research Alliance Visits IPST

IPST held its 2012 Meeting of Members, “Leveraging Emerging Technologies To Advance Forest Biomaterials Business,” April 10-11 in the Tricentennial Building.

Tobias Kohnke, Postdoctoral Researcher and Gunnar Nocholson US-Sweden Exchange Scholar, talks on "Ice Templated Xylan-Nanocrystalline Cellulose Aero/Hydrogels".

IPST Ushers in China's "Year of the Dragon"

IPST Hosts Second Annual Shrimp Boil for Returning Students

IPST Bids Farewell to the Summer Semester with Pizza Lunch

Remaining Competitive in an Evolving Industry:
Seizing Emerging Forest Industry Opportunities in Operations, Process, and Product Innovation

Teachers and school administrators are invited to visit the Robert C. Williams Paper Museum at Georgia Tech for a Teacher's Open House event.

IPST Welcomes Students at Shrimp Boil
August 27
IPST Paper Tricentenial Building
Atlanta GA

IPST Workshops
July 14 - 16
IPST Paper Tricentenial Building
Atlanta GA