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Smart Factory - Artificial Intelligence: A Game Changer for the Chemical Manufacturing Industry - College of Natural Resources News - NC State University

Mar 24, 2020

Artificial Intelligence: A Game Changer for the Chemical Manufacturing Industry

A growing number of chemical manufacturers are exploring the use of artificial intelligence to cut greenhouse gas emissions and improve the energy efficiency of their operations.

Stack of lumber

Mar 5, 2020

NC State Program Offers Online Courses in Bioeconomy and Biomass

The Sustainable Bioproducts and Bioenergy Program, a collaboration between the Department of Forest Biomaterials and the Department of STEM Education, is increasing its reach with four new online courses.

Dane Grismer

Feb 10, 2020

Job Search Tips with NC State Forest Biomaterials Alum Dane Grismer

PSE graduate Dane Grismer describes his process of career exploration, his insights from serving on job searches with his current employer, and offers advice on being prepared and strategic in a new role.

Jordan Hall, The Entrepreneurs Among Us, College of Natural Resources

Feb 5, 2020

The Entrepreneurs Among Us

Faculty, staff and students in the College of Natural Resources are highlighted for their entrepreneurship and innovations outside of their normal jobs.

Surprising Products Made With Biomaterials - College of Natural Resources

Jan 21, 2020

Your Ice Cream Has Paper In It – and Other Unexpected Products Made from Biomaterials

Biomaterials can be found in everyday products. They enhance our food and technology and help us live more sustainable lifestyles.

wood

Jan 13, 2020

Cross-Laminated Timber Creates Sustainable Buildings, Stronger Communities

Is cross-laminated timber the future of affordable, sustainable construction? Forest Biomaterials professor Dr. Stephen Kelley is looking for the answer.

Presents - A Brief History of Paper: From Recording History to Wrapping Gifts - College of Natural Resources News NC State University

Dec 16, 2019

A Brief History of Paper: From Recording History to Wrapping Gifts

For thousands of years, people around the world have been wrapping gifts. But the wrapping paper industry as we know it today was, surprisingly, a complete accident.

Lindsay Leonard

Dec 10, 2019

Graduation to Vocation: Impacting Lives through Process Engineering

Paper Science and Engineering graduate Lindsay Leonard hopes to impact people's lives through her career in the pulp and paper industry.

Celebrating 90 Years in the College of Natural Resources

Dec 9, 2019

Celebrating 90 Years in the College of Natural Resources

To celebrate our 90th birthday, we asked faculty to predict where we'll be in another 90 years, year 2109.

Jeff Reese

Nov 13, 2019

Jeff Reese: A Life of Devotion, a Legacy of Impact

For more than 30-years, Reese was committed to the advancement of the pulp and paper industry and worked tirelessly to mentor and guide the next generation of professionals.