The exhibition showcases various future-oriented concepts that are the result of research conducted into new bio-based materials by students, researchers, lecturers and professors from Aalto University. CHEMARTS is based on continuous and inspiring col
This project is now archived and was part of DDW19
CHEMARTS
Eeva Suorlahti
New concepts for the future use of wood- and cellulose-based materials.
ChemArts lab
Eeva Suorlahti
Biodegradable 3D prints
Eeva Suorlahti
Materials from wood
Eeva Suorlahti
nanocellulose
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Aalto University, Department of Designpirjo.kääriä[email protected]
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About Aalto University, Department of Design
CHEMARTS is a long-term collaboration in education and research between two Aalto schools, the School of Chemical Engineering (CHEM) and the School of Arts, Design and Architecture (ARTS).
The schools merged their forces with the aim to invest in new ways to harness wood and other bio-based materials. The main idea is to research the performance and design of advanced cellulosic materials for innovative uses.
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Pirjo Kääriänen
curator
Anna van der Lei
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