FSCN Research Centre is a multi-disciplinary research centre at Mid Sweden University. The centre carries out research that supports the development of forest-based industries and new opportunities for forest-based biomaterials.
Our research is developed in close collaboration with the Swedish forest industry and their suppliers, as well as other materials, chemicals, transport and energy sectors. Our aim is to increase industry profitability by improving resource and process efficiency and to support the development of new bio-based products in different sectors. The underlying goal for all of our research is increased resource efficiency, environmental friendliness and circularity in the industrial ecosystem of the region.
FSCN was established in 1999. It has grown from the initial four professors to today´s 11 full-time professors and 15 graduate students. In all the staff consists of 80 researchers.
FSCN and the neighbouring research centre Sensible Things that Communicate (STC) together constitute the research environment Transformative Technologies. Our shared goal is to support the transformation of the industrial ecosystem through bioeconomy and digitalisation. Transformative Technologies is responsible for one third of all research at Mid Sweden University.
FORIC is our industrial research school for PhD students. FORIC's full name is Forest as a Resource Industrial Research College.
NeoPulp is a Research Profile with a vision to build a pioneering research profile in fibre behaviour during pulping and papermaking processes.
Monday 26 August 2024
Research on graphene composites in batteries is taking a big step forward. Researchers at Mid Sweden University, together with the companies UMV Coating Systems and Mondi Dynäs, have developed a test bed that makes it possible to go from lab research to the development of demos and pilot production.
Monday 26 August 2024
Thursday 27 June 2024
Erfan Jafarpour earned a bachelor's in chemical engineering from Hamedan University in 2015. In his further studies he focused on water treatment. He is now a PhD student at Mid Sweden University, exploring the potential of regenerated cellulose and how it can be used in triboelectric generators.
Thursday 27 June 2024
Monday 24 June 2024
Mohamed Helal from Egypt wanted to combine theoretical deep learning with experimental work. He found what he was looking for in a position as PhD at Mid Sweden University´s research center FSCN.
Monday 24 June 2024
Monday 17 June 2024
Majed Aljaber, after graduating from universities in Syria and Hungary, seeks to continue chemical engineering research. As PhD candidate within the new initiative, International Research School - IRS Trans Tech, he focuses on valorizing wood pulping process side-products into biochemicals, biomaterials and biofuel.
Monday 17 June 2024
Monday 17 June 2024
By creating a Hydrogen Valley in Ljungandalen, cooperation between the region's actors can be deepened and grown. Let's take the first step together!
Monday 17 June 2024
Tuesday 11 June 2024
A focus on research, the future and networking characterized the international conference IMPC 2024, which this year was organized by Mid Sweden University's research center FSCN.
Tuesday 11 June 2024
The page was updated 6/25/2024
