Green carbon and circular bioeconomy, an obvious

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Breaking the impasse of "all-oil", its derivatives and its waste, fight against global warming. These are the great challenges of the 21^st century ... To build a sustainable world, the use of biobased, recyclable materials with intelligent functions becomes essential.

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Its main constituent is cellulose. Renewable and recyclable, this natural resource with remarkable properties can be transformed and valued.
Cellulose, hemicelluloses and lignin, extracted from wood from eco-managed forests, are used to make
biomaterials - paper, cardboard, biocomposites - to which additional properties (mechanical, optical, electronic, barrier, etc.) can be added by various processes, in particular printing,
2^nd generation biofuels,
bioproducts with multiple applications (chemicals, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, food, cars, etc.).

Materials from plant biomass.
Associated processes (biorefinery, green chemistry, process engineering…).
Recovery of natural or industrial waste.
Functionalization of surfaces to produce intelligent materials with high added value.
Environmental management…

 Grenoble INP-Pagora: a particularly favorable context