In a study published by BioResources, Nadir Yildirim of The University of Maine created adhesive-free bio-based suspended ceiling tiles using nanocellulose.

Researchers from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have developed a new composite material using wood pulp and dried pieces of an invasive exotic pest called tunicates.

Researchers at the University of Maryland have created an eco-friendly alternative to Styrofoam using nano-size wood fibers.

Scientists from the University of Vienna have discovered a way of using the manure of cows and elephants in order to sustainably make paper.

The Swedish company Processum has announced an 8 million Swedish Krona nanocellulose project which will develop new applications such as the test bed TinyBTalented on a large scale over the nest four years.