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Programme
Joint Conferences
International Paper Physics
Conference & 8th International Paper
and Coating Chemistry Symposium
June 10–14, 2012
Stockholm, Sweden
Joint conferences 2012
International Paper and
Coating Chemistry Symposium
International
Paper Physics Conference
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Innventia AB
Drottning Kristinas väg 61, SE-114 86 Stockholm, Sweden
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Programme
Joint Conferences
International Paper Physics
Conference & 8th International Paper
and Coating Chemistry Symposium
June 10–14, 2012
Stockholm, Sweden
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Welcome
We wish you a warm welcome to the capital of
Sweden and the 8th International Paper and Coating
Chemistry Symposium and the International Paper
Physics Conference. This is the first time that these
two major scientific events will be held at the same
time, in the same location and with a coordinated programme, enabling you to choose from a wide selection of different talks. It is the hope of the organising
committee that you will appreciate this opportunity
to bridge the gap between paper physics and paper
chemistry, and will be able to benefit from this in the
future.
Stockholm is a wonderful city, with its combination
of green parks and the sea in the middle of the city.
The weather in June can be either fantastic or slightly
on the cold and rainy side. The organizing committee
is unable to guarantee excellent weather, but we will
cross our fingers and hope for the best. Stockholm
has a lot to offer, with fine restaurants, beautiful museums and an old town that is something of a tourist
trap but very pleasant to walk through, where you
can have a glass of wine or a cup of coffee in one of
the many small bars along Västerlånggatan. Visit the
Stockholm Visitors Board website if you are looking
for something special.
The conference will be held at Stockholm’s Clarion
Hotel Sign, located right in the city centre. We are
thrilled that so many of you have chosen to come to
the 8th International Paper and Coating Chemistry
Symposium and International Paper Physics Conference, and we sincerely hope that this will be a rewarding event for all of you. If you have any questions,
please do not hesitate to contact any of the organizing
committee members and we will be more than happy
to assist you.
Welcome once again, and let us help each other to
make this a great conference. Remember that you are
the most important factor when it comes to creating a
great meeting – we have only assisted in organizing it.
Stockholm, June 2012
Marco Lucisano
Sören Östlund
Mikael Ankerfors
Chairman of the
organizing committee
Chairman, Int. Paper
Physics Conference
Chairman, 8th Int. Paper and
Coating Chemistry Symposium
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Schedule
Sunday June 10
Clarion Hotel Sign
Monday June 11
Tuesday June 12
08.00 – 09.00
Registration and coffee
08.00 – 9.30
Clarion Hotel Sign
09.00 – 11.30
Joint session
Clarion Hotel Sign
09.30 – 10.00 Coffee
10.00 – 11.30
11.00 – 13.00 Lunch
11.00 – 13.00 Lunch
13.00 – 15.00
13.00 – 15.00
15.00 – 15.30 Coffee
15.00 – 15.30 Coffee
15.30 – 17.00
15.30 – 17.00
16.00 – 19.00
Welcome reception
and registration
Clarion Sign Hotel
19.00 – 20.30
Buffet reception
Stockholm City Hall
20:45 – 23:00
Sweden vs Ukraine – UEFA
Clarion Hotel Sign
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International Paper and Coating Chemistry Symposium
International Paper Physics Conference
Joint Sessions
Wednesday June 13
Thursday June 14
08.00 – 9.30
08.00 – 9.30
09.30 – 10.00 Coffee
09.30 – 10.00 Coffee
10.00 – 11.30
10.00 – 11.30
11.00 – 13.00 Lunch
11.00 – 13.00 Lunch
13.00 – 14.00
Short oral presentations
of posters
13.00 – 14.30
Clarion Hotel Sign
14.00 – 15.30
Poster presentations
Exhibition
Clarion Hotel Sign
14.30 – 15.00 Coffee
15.00 – 16.00
17.30 – 22.00
The Conference dinner
Winterviken
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Programme
Sunday June 10, 2012
16.00 – 19.00
Welcome Reception
and pre-registration
Clarion Hotel Sign,
Norra Bantorget, Stockholm
Joint
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Monday June 11, 2012
08.00 – 09.00
Registration and coffee
t conferences 2
09.00 – 09.15
Welcome address
Birgitta Sundblad, President, Innventia AB
Joint session
Chairman: Sören Östlund
Room: B1
ernationa
Coating C
09.15 – 09.45
Challenges in the liquid packaging board
value chain
Jannicke Jennsjö, Korsnäs
and Bo Lundgren, Tetra Pak
09.45 – 10.30
Adhesion between natural and synthetic
materials from molecular to macroscopic
Kevin Kendall
10.30 – 11.00
Fibre-fibre bond: What paper physicist sees
11.00 – 11.30
The effects of various chemical treatments
on fibre-fibre joint strength in paper
Tetsu Uesaka
Tom Lindström, Christer Fellers,
Mikael Ankerfors and Gunborg Glad Nordmark
11.30 – 13.00
Lunch
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Monday June 11, 2012
International Paper and
Coating Chemistry Symposium
International
Paper Physics Conference
Afternoon
Papermaking
Paper-liquid interactions
Influence of the history of loading during
beating on the evolution of the drainage
resistance (°SR)
Heat and mass transfer models to understand the drying mechanisms of a porous
substrate
Chairman: Warren Batchelor
Room: B1
13.00 – 13.30
Chairman: Agne Swerin
Room: C4
J.-F. Bloch, R. Bordin, P. Nortier and J.-C. Roux
13.30 – 14.00
Understanding LC Refining: The Effect of
Plate Pattern on the Beating Effect
Moisture sorption by thin layers of sodium
and calcium neutralized polyacrylate
James A. Olson, D. Mark Martinez
and Ali Elahimehr
14.00 – 14.30
Hajer Kamal Alm, Göran Ström,
Joachim Schoelkopf and Patrick Gane
Mechanical retention – Influence of filler
floc size and grammage of the fibre web
Uniformity of liquid absorption by coatings – Technique and impact of coating
composition
Karin Athley, Lars Granlöf, Daniel Söderberg,
Mikael Ankerfors and Göran Ström
14.30 – 15.00
Joel Songok, Douglas Bousfield, Patrick Gane
and Martti Toivakka
Sofia Thorman, Göran Ström, Anni Hagberg
and Per-Åke Johansson
The advantages of the cavitation jet refining
for the improvement of the fiber properties
Katsumasa Ono, Takaharu Noda,
Masato Ogimoto and Shisei Goto
Wetting, spreading and sorption measured
by confocal Raman microscopy
Birgit D. Brandner, Agne Swerin
and Per M. Claesson
Session continues on Thursday morning
15.00 – 15.30
Coffee break
Paper structure and
fibre networks
Chairman: Douglas Coffin
Room: B1
15.30 – 16.00
Shear testing of individual fiber-fiber joints
under biaxial load and simultaneous analysis of deformation
Wolfgang Johann Fischer, Ulrich Hirn,
Wolfgang Bauer and Robert Schennach
16.00 – 16.30
The number of contacts in random fibre
networks
A. Ekman, A.Miettinen, T. Turpeinen,
K. Backfolk and J. Timonen
Silica pigment produced from silicate
mining sidestreams for ink-jet paper coating
application
Eija Kenttä, Taina Lamminmäki, Hille Rautkoski,
Sebastian Teir, John Bacher, John Kettle and
Juha Sarlin
The electrostatic and hydrophobic interactions with inkjet ink colorant during adsorption, and their effect on the print quality of
inkjet printed coating layers
Taina Lamminmäki, John Kettle and Patrick Gane
16.30 – 17.00
Stress-strain curve of paper revisited
Svetlana Borodulina, Artem Kulachenko,
Sylvain Galland and Mikael Nygårds
Session continues on Thursday morning
Session continues on Wednesday morning
19.00 –
10
Reception and Buffet at Stockholm City Hall
International Paper and
Coating Chemistry Symposium
Afternoon
Surface engineering
of cellulosic materials
Nanotechnology in paper
applications, new materials
in paper and board products
Chairman: Robert Pelton
Room: B2
13.00 – 13.30
Chairman: Patrick Gane
Room: B3
Surface modification of cellulosic materials
by sequential polysaccharide adsorption
and click chemistry
Karoliina Junka, Ilari Filpponen, Eero Kontturi,
Orlando Rojas and Janne Laine
13.30 – 14.00
Polyelectrolyte complexes for controlled
wet and dry adhesion between surfaces
Improvement of paper properties by using
nanoparticles from biodegradable natural
polymers
The use of polymeric amines to enhance
the mechanical properties of fibrous networks
15.00 – 15.30
Laura Vikele, Arnis Treimanis, Marianna Laka,
Svetlana Chernyavskaya and Marite Skute
Hirotaka Koga, Takuya Kitaok and Akira Isogai
Coffee break
Topo-chemical modification of fibres by
grafting of carboxymethyl cellulose in pilot
scale
Paper-based filters with temperature
sensitive permeability
Investigation of the effect of periodate
oxidation on softwood cellulose
Preparation of magnetic cellulose fibres,
coated with starch/Fe3O4 composite
particles
Mikael Ankerfors, Elisabeth Duker and Tom
Lindström
16.00 – 16.30
Tiffany Abitbol, Theresa Dankovich
and Derek Gray
Development of cellulose-based composite materials for catalytic and electronic
applications
Andrew Marais and Lars Wågberg
15.30 – 16.00
Ingrid Hoeger and Orlando J. Rojas
Incorporation of nanoparticles in paper
sheets
Caroline Ankerfors, Lars Wågberg, Lars Ödberg, Joakim Carlén, Michael Persson, Erik Johansson, Torbjörn Pettersson and Sedat Ondaral
14.30 – 15.00
Ultrathin film coatings of cellulose nanocrystals from Langmuir-Schaeffer and
convective/shear assemblies and their
surface properties
“Click” micropolymer chemistry: Technology
for complimentary strength enhancement
and improved polymer efficiency
Marco Polverari
14.00 – 14.30
International Paper and
Coating Chemistry Symposium
Han Yang and Theo G. M. van de Ven
Evan Mah, Robert Pelton and Raja Ghosh
Silvo Hribernik, Majda Sfiligoj Smole
and Karin Stana Kleinschek
16.30 – 17.00
The use of thin, tailored Layer-by-Layer
(LbL) films to improve the mechanical
properties of fibrous networks
Emil Gustafsson, Simon Utsel, Andrew Marais,
Erik Johansson, Torbjörn Pettersson and Lars
Wågberg
Session continues on Tuesday afternoon
19.00 –
Formation of dry ultra-porous cellulose
structure – Characterisation and initial
utilisation
Anna Svensson, Tomas P. Larsson
and Lars Wågberg
Session continues on Tuesday morning
Reception and Buffet at Stockholm City Hall
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TUESday June 12, 2012
International
Paper Physics Conference
Morning
International
Paper Physics Conference
Paper properties
Paper-based sensors
and devices
Chairman: Jean-Francis Bloch
Room: B1
08.00 – 08.30
Chairman: Ramin Farnood
Room: C4
Impact of the m orphology of SGW fibres
and fines on sheet properties
Invited talk
Conductivity of inkjet-printed PEDOT:
PSS-SWCNTs on uncoated papers
Ida Östlund, Annika Bjärestrand, Anna Wiberg
and Daniel Söderberg
08.30 – 09.00
Peter D. Angelo, Gregory B. Cole,
Ramin R. Farnood and Rana N. Sodhi
Fibre deformations induced by different
mechanical treatments and their effect
on fibre strength
Supercapacitors with graphene
coated paper electrodes
Role of Chitosan on folding boxboard
strength and printability
Methods of contacting paper based
supercapacitors to printed electronics
on paper substrates
Britta Andres, Sven Forsberg,
Ana Paola Vilches, Renyun Zhang,
Henrik Andersson, Magnus Hummelgård,
Joakim Bäckström and Håkan Olin
Xiling Zeng, Elias Retulainen,
Sabine Heinemann and Shiyu Fu
09.00 – 09.30
Punnarai Wongwikkorn, S. Navaee-Ardeh,
Erik L. J. Bohez and Mousa M. Nazhad
Coffee break
09.30 – 10.00
10.00 – 10.30
Henrik Andersson, Britta Andres,
Anatoliy Manuilskiy, Sven Forsberg,
Magnus Hummelgård, Joakim Bäckström,
Renyun Zhang and Håkan Olin
Engineering fracture mechanics
analysis of paper materials
Paper-based device for
pre-concentration of target analytes
Petri Mäkelä
10.30 – 11.00
Bob Pelton
Wet stretch of paper and its relation
to CD shrinkage and tensile stiffness
properties
Paper-based devices – printed electronics
and medical checkup sensor
Evaluation of the Scott bond test method
Use of paper-making techniques for the
production of Li-ion paper-batteries
Toshiharu Enomae, Kazutomo Dougome,
Kento Maejima and Akira Isogai
Torbjörn Wahlström
11.00 – 11.30
Christer Fellers, Sören Östlund and Petri Mäkelä
Lara Jabbour, Matteo Destro, Claudio Gerbaldi,
Didier Chaussy, Nerino Penazzi and
Davide Beneventi
11.30 – 13.00
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Lunch
International Paper and
Coating Chemistry Symposium
Morning
Nanotechnology in paper
applications, new materials in
paper and board products
Coating technologies and
colloid chemical interactions
Prospects for nanofibrillated cellulose in
paper chemistry
Influence of surface roughness and
structure on forces between hydrophobic
surfaces
Chairman: Göran Ström
Room: B3
Chairman: Tom Lindström
Room: B2
08.00 – 08.30
International Paper and
Coating Chemistry Symposium
Janne Laine
Petra M. Hansson, Esben Thormann,
Per M. Claesson, Agne Swerin,
Joachim Schoelkopf and Patrick A.C. Gane
08.30 – 09.00
Characterization of porous structure in a
micro fibrillar cellulose gel using fluorescence microscopy - influence of concentration
and cations
Distribution of coating binder
in z-direction of paper by cryo-microtomy
and Py-GC/MS
Biomorphic silicon carbide ceramics from
fibrillated and microfibrillated wood fibers
A new burnout test for wood containing
papers
Jens Berger and Jürgen Odermatt
Gunilla Carlsson, Carl-Henrik Ljungqvist,
Åsa Nyflött and Lars Axrup
09.00 – 09.30
D. Steven Keller and Xue Chen
09.30 – 10.00
10.00 – 10.30
Matthias Trimmel, Ulrich Hirn
and Wolfgang Bauer
Coffee break
Preparation of ultra-thin cellulose nanofibrilbased hollow capsules using the Layer-byLayer deposition technique
Molecular and microscopic level
understanding of coating strength
Structural and functional design of hybrid
materials composed of nanocatalysts and
cellulose nanofibers
The influence of coating colour composition, Corona treatment and extrusion temperature on the adhesion between coated
paper and PE
Martti Toivakka, Parvez Alam, Farid Touaiti,
Anniina Oravilahti, Tuomas Oravilahti,
Juha Knuutinen, Robert Nilsson, Mahdi Pahlevan,
Mia Ahokas and Carl-Eric Wilen
Andreas B. Fall, Erdem Karabulut
and Lars Wågberg
10.30 – 11.00
Takuya Kitaoka, Hirotaka Koga
and Akira Isogai
11.00 – 11.30
Peter Rättö and Göran Ström
Improved paper-based virus-immunodetection in presence of fibrillated cellulose
Photochemical attachment of functional
polymers to paper for microfluidic
applications
Per A. Larsson, Sushma G. Puttaswamaiah,
Alois Vanerek, J. Christopher Hall
and Francois Drolet
Alexander Böhm, Christian Trieb,
Samuel Schabel and Markus Biesalski
Session continues on Wednesday morning
11.30 – 13.00
Lunch
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TUESday June 12, 2012
International
Paper Physics Conference
Afternoon
International
Paper Physics Conference
Computational modelling
of paper and paperboard
converting and end use
Appearance properties
Numerical investigation of paperboard
forming
A partial explanation of the dependence
between light scattering and light
absorption in the Kubelka-Munk model
Chairman: D. Steven Keller
Room: C4
Chairman: Sören Östlund
Room: B1
13.00 – 13.30
Hui Huang and Mikael Nygårds
Magnus Neuman, Ludovic Gustafsson Coppel
and Per Edström
13.30 – 14.00
Computational modeling of the mechanisms of fracture of paper packaging under
dynamic and impact loading
Dependence between paper properties and
spectral optical response of uncoated paper
Ink dynamics and ink transfer
under printing nip
Specks masking by the coating layer in
coated paper made from deinked pulp
S.A. Lavrykov, B.V. Ramarao, B. Arthur,
L. Sun and S. Tripathi
14.00 – 14.30
Li Yang
14.30 – 15.00
Patrick Huber, Laurent Lyannaz and Bruno Carré
Modeling and simulation of paperboard
edge wicking
Anisotropic light propagation in paper
A. Mark, J. Tryding, J. Amini, F. Edelvik, M. Fredlund, E. Glatt, R. Lai, L. Martinsson, U. Nyman,
M. Rentzhog, S. Rief and A. Wiegmann
15.00 – 15.30
Fluid flow and moisture
transport
Appearance properties
Micro-fluidics of liquid penetration into
porous structures
Fluorescence model for multi-layer papers
using conventional spectrophotometers
Hanna Wiklund and Tetsu Uesaka
16.00 – 16.30
Tomas Linder and Torbjörn Löfqvist
Coffee break
Chairman: Mark Martinez
Room: B1
15.30 – 16.00
Håkan Hägglund, Ole Norberg, Magnus Neuman
and Per Edström
Multiphase simulation of fiber suspension
flows using immersed boundary methods
E. Svenning, A. Mark, F. Edelvik, E. Glatt, S.
Rief, A. Wiegmann, L. Martinsson, R. Lai, M.
Fredlund and U. Nyman
Chairman: Per Edström
Room: C4
Ludovic Gustafsson Coppel, Mattias
Andersson, Magnus Neuman and Per Edström
Significance of surface and bulk light
scattering in microgloss and microgloss
nonuniformity of coated papers: Influence
of pigment characteristics and calendering
conditions
Tsuyoshi Takahashi and Ramin Farnood
16.30 – 17.00
Application of magnetic resonance imaging
to the study of fluid mechanics and rheology of pulp suspensions
Robert Powell, Emilio Tozzi, David Lavenson
and Michael McCarthy
17.00 – 17.30
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Flow conditions in grooves in a LC-refiner
Lisa Prahl Wittberg, Magnus Björkman, Gohar
Khokhar, Ulla-Britt Mohlin and Anders Dahlkild
International Paper and
Coating Chemistry Symposium
Afternoon
Session continues from Monday afternoon
Surface engineering of
cellulosic materials
Novel approach and systematic study for
paper wet strength by non-crosslinking
means with cationic and anionic polyelectrolytes
Towards higher filler levels in fine paper –
challenges and demands
Particle adhesion and imaging of particle/
surface contact zone
Designing a dual-component retention system for papermaking based on fundamental
understanding and practical application
Niko Aarne, Eero Kontturi and Janne Laine
13.30 – 14.00
Torbjörn Pettersson, Simon Utsel
and Lars Wågberg
14.00 – 14.30
Utilizing atomic force microscopy to characterize various single fiber-fiber bonds
Reactive microgels for fibre surface
engineering
15.30 – 16.00
Synergistic effects of micro-fibrillated
cellulose as a turbulence damper
Arun Rajaram, Paul Krochak, Tom Lindström,
Mikael Ankerfors and Richard Holm
The yield stress of cellulose pulp and the
effect of cationic polyacrylamides
Robert Pelton, Quan Wen and Zuohe Wang
15.00 – 15.30
Joakim Carlén, Michael Persson
and Patrik Simonson
Jiayi Chen, Takashi Saigusa, Yasuhiro Kagawa,
Keiji Suruga and Toshihito Uchida
Franz J. Schmied, Christian Ganser,
Wolfgang Fischer, Ulrich Hirn, Wolfgang Bauer,
Robert Schennach and Christian Teichert
14.30 – 15.00
Wet-end chemistry – Material
and process efficiency
Chairman: Mikael Ankerfors
Room: B3
Chairman: Lars Wågberg
Room: B2
13.00 – 13.30
International Paper and
Coating Chemistry Symposium
Wade Mosse, David Boger, George Simon
and Gil Garnier
Coffee break
Green debonder
Arne O. R. Andersson
Deflocculation of fibre suspensions
by added hemicelluloses
Patrick Huber, Frédérique Entressangle and
Denilson DaSilva Perez and Michel Petit-Conil
16.00 – 16.30
Amphiphilic block copolymer micelles for
controlled hydrophobization of paper
Niko Aarne, Eero Kontturi and Janne Laine
16.30 – 17.00
DNA Stickers promote polymer adsorption
onto cellulose
Teruaki Sato, M. Monsur Ali, Robert Pelton
and Emily D. Cranston
Flocculation kinetics of precipitated calcium
carbonate with nanocrystalline cellulose
Dezhi Chen, Theo van de Ven and Reghan Hill
The development of controlled hydrophobisation of calcium carbonate particles for
the effective adsorption of dissolved and
colloidal substances
Daniel Gantenbein, Joachim Schoelkopf,
Patrick Gane and Peter Matthews
Session continues on Wednesday morning
17.00 – 17.30
Improving paper surface properties
Besma Ben Fadhel, Jean-Pierre Joly
and Yves Chapleur
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WEDNESday June 13, 2012
International Paper and
Coating Chemistry Symposium
International
Paper Physics Conference
Morning
Paper structures and fibre
networks
Session continues from Tuesday afternoon
Coating technologies and
colloid chemical interactions
Chairman: Jukka Ketoja
Room: B1
08.00 – 08.30
08.30 – 09.00
09.00 – 09.30
Chairman: Peter Rättö
Room: C4
C. Lorbach, J. Kritzinger, U. Hirn and W. Bauer
Effects of coating formulation on coating
thermal properties and coated paper print
quality in xerography
Exceptional pore size distribution
in foam forming
Flexographic ink-coating interactions –
Effects of latex variations in coating layers
Ahmad Al-Qararah, Tuomo Hjelt,
Karita Kinnunen and Jukka Ketoja
Erik Bohlin, Caisa Johansson
and Magnus Lestelius
Hygromechanical behaviour of natural fibre
networks: an analysis combining macroscopic tests and X-ray microtomography
The effect of latex binders on the
vaporisation of ink solvents
Automated 3D measurement of fiber cross
section morphology in handsheets
Chong Liang, Ning Yan, David Vidal
and Xuejun Zou
Philip Gerstner, Petri Ronkainen
and Patrick Gane
Cyril Marulier, Pierre Dumont, Laurent Orgéas,
Denis Caillerie and Sabine Rolland du Roscoat
Coffee break
09.30 – 10.00
Analysis of the local compressibility and
density in spatial partitions of paper towel
Film stability on hydrophobic and hydrophilic surfaces
D. Steven Keller, Chi Feng and Justin Ruble
Muddasir Khan and Douglas Bousfield
10.30 – 11.00
Simulation of creping in tissue paper
Cellulose reactivity is only skin deep
Jukka-Pekka Raunio and Risto Ritala
Leena-Sisko Johansson, Joseph M. Campbell,
Hannes Orelma, Monika Österberg
and Janne Laine
11.00 – 11.30
3D network simulations of paper structure
with fines and fillers
The influence of dispersant type and ion
addition on the colloidal chemistry and
rheology of calcium carbonate suspensions
10.00 – 10.30
Sergiy Lavrykov, Stefan Lindström,
K.M. Singh and Bandaru Ramarao
Gerard Gagnon, Nigel Sanders, David Neivandt
and Douglas Bousfield
Session continues on Thursday morning
after the coffee break
11.30 – 13.00
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Lunch
International Paper and
Coating Chemistry Symposium
Morning
Paper and board barriers
and films
Session continues from Tuesday morning
Wet-end chemistry – Material
and process efficiency
Chairman: Akira Isogai
Room: B2
08.00 – 08.30
08.30 – 09.00
09.00 – 09.30
Chairman: Bruno Carré
Room: B3
Christian Aulin, Tom Lindström and Göran Ström
A strategy of improving the retention-formation relationship by using drag reducing
additives
Strong nanofibrillated cellulose films with
high barrier properties
Simultaneous feeding of filler and retention
aid chemicals close to the headbox
Monika Österberg, Trang Ly, Jari Vartiainen
and Janne Laine
Petteri Paananen and Jari Käyhkö
Mechanical properties of TEMPO-oxidized
cellulose nanofibrils
Opportunities for increasing the filler content of coated mechanical papers through
the use of novel filler loading technology
Nanocellulose barriers for packaging
applications
Anna Svedberg and Tom Lindström
Tsuguyuki Saito, Ryota Kuramae
and Akira Isogai
09.30 – 10.00
Alessandra Gerli, Aleksandar Todorovic
and Katherine M. Broadus
Dynamics of precipitated calcium carbonate
(PCC) flocculation induced by cationic
starch
Controlled wettability of nanoparticle
coated paperboard
Milena Stepien, Jarkko J. Saarinen, Hannu
Teisala, Mikko Tuominen and Mikko Aromaa,
J. Kuusipalo, J. M. Mäkelä and Martti Toivakka
Yizhou Sang and Peter Englezos
Coffee break
10.00 – 10.30
10.30 – 11.00
The effect of dispersing agent and
feed strategy on filler retention
and agglomeration
A barrier coating approach to counter
oil migration
Graham O’Neill, Janet Preston, Jon Phipps,
John Husband and Aleks Tedstone
11.00 – 11.30
Emmi Kallio, Petteri Paananen and Jari Käyhkö
The effect of refining intensity and
surfactant addition on dewatering,
and wet and dry web properties
Surface modification of renewable wheat
gluten and starch-based films for improved
water resistance
Anna Sundberg, Hanna Lindqvist,
Kristian Salminen, Janne Kataja-aho,
Pedro Fardim and Elias Retulainen
Haiyan Chen Gällstedt, M.A. Javed, Isabel Mira,
Josefina Lindqvist Hoffman, Agne Swerin,
Mikael S. Hedenqvist, Marjorie Dubreuil,
Dirk Vangeneugden, Mikael Gällstedt and
Kenth S. Johansson
11.30 – 13.00
International Paper and
Coating Chemistry Symposium
Lunch
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WEDNESday June 13, 2012
International
Paper Physics Conference
13.00 – 14.00
Short oral presentation
of posters
Chairman: Sören Östlund
Room: B1
14.00 – 15.30
International Paper and
Coating Chemistry Symposium
Short oral presentation
of posters
Chairman: Mikael Ankerfors
Room: B2
Poster session - Exhibition including coffee break
Room: B3
17.30 – 18.00
Boat trip from “Stadshusbron” to Winterviken
19.00 – 22.00
Dinner at Winterviken
22.00 –
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Bus trip to Clarion Hotel Sign
Thursday June 14, 2012
International
Paper Physics Conference
Morning
International
Paper Physics Conference
Paper properties
Papermaking
Evaluation of the stress-strain properties in
the thickness direction, particularly for thin
and strong papers
Detection of paper quality variations by wire
marks analysis
Investigation of size effects in tensile testing of paperboard
An investigation on the possibility of using
bamboo CMP pulp for newsprint production
Chairman: Ulrich Hirn
Room: B1
08.00 – 08.30
Chairman: Øyvind Gregersen
Room: C4
Klaus Villforth and Samuel Schabel
Christian Andersson and Christer Fellers
08.30 – 09.00
Anton Hagman and Mikael Nygårds
09.00 – 09.30
Ramin Vaysi
The effect of previous straining on the
tensile behavior of paper
Microporous-mesoporous-macroporous
zeolite laminate adsorbents prepared using
paper-making techniques
Douglas Coffin
Sigappi Narayanan, Warren Batchelor
and Paul A. Webley
Session continues on Thursday afternoon
09.30 – 10.00
Coffee break
Paper properties
Papermaking
Introducing an in-situ microrobotic
approach for assessing the stiffness properties of microfibrillated cellulose films
Towards optimal defibration: Energy
reduction by fatiguing pre-treatment
Vulcanized fiber as a high-strength
construction material for highly loaded
construction units
New insights into retention aids dosage
Analysis of the plastic and elastic energy
during the deformation and rupture of a
paper sample using thermography
Advanced techniques to study filler flocs in
high shear environments
Chairman: Petri Mäkelä
Room: B1
10.00 – 10.30
Chairman: Daniel Söderberg
Room: C4
T. Björkqvist, B.A. Engberg, L.I. Salminen
and A. Salmi
Manuel Mikczinski, Gabriella Josefsson,
Gary Chinga-Carrasco, Kristin Syverud,
E. Kristofer Gamstedt and Sergej Fatikow
10.30 – 11.00
Paul Krochak, Susanne Schack
and Giuseppe Fasci
Bernd Künne and Dominik Dumke
11.00 – 11.30
Elisabeth Björk, Karin Athley
and Lars Thomson
Caroline Hyll, Hannes Vomhoff
and Mikael Nygårds
11.30 – 13.00
Lunch
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Thursday June 14, 2012
International Paper and
Coating Chemistry Symposium
Morning
08.00 – 08.30
08.30 – 09.00
09.00 – 09.30
Interactive paper and board
surfaces
International Paper and
Coating Chemistry Symposium
Session continues from
Monday afternoon
Chairman: Theo van de Ven
Room: B2
Paper-liquid interactions
Engineering AuNp treated paper for biodiagnostic applications
Can moisture sorption in lignocellulosic
fibres be prevented?
Ying Hui Ngo, Dan Li, George Simon
and Gil Garnier
Per A. Larsson, Magnus Gimåker,
P. Tomas Larsson and Lars Wågberg
Oriented attachment of antibodies on cellulosic substrates by sequential adsorption
and Avidin-Biotin linkage
Effect of hydrophobicity and pore geometry of liquid packaging board on raw edge
wicking
Hannes Orelma, Ilari Filpponen, Leena-Sisko
Johansson, Orlando Rojas and Janne Laine
Rauni Seppänen, Viivi Koivu, Tuomo Turpeinen,
Maria Rentzhog and Mirjam Sterner
All-inkjet-printed microfluidic paper-based
analytical devices
Mass transfer of water vapor, carbon
dioxide and oxygen on modified cellulose
fiber-based materials
Chairman: Lars Ödberg
Room: B3
Kento Maejima, Bernat Guirao Expósito,
Koji Suzuki and Daniel Citterio
09.30 – 10.00
Alemayehu H. Bedane, Qinglin Huang, Huining
Xiao and Mladen Eić
Coffee break
Session continues from
Wednesday morning
Coating technologies and
colloid chemical interactions
Chairman: Martti Toivakka
Room: B3
10.00 – 10.30
Ink-jet printing of sol-gel derived bioinks to
produce bioactive paper sensors for environmental and biomedical analysis
New green concept for biopolymers in
top-coating
(Super)hydrophobic and water repellent
barrier coatings created by recent advances in organic nanotechnology
The effect of moisture on deformation of
starch containing coating layers during
calendering studied using confocal laser
scanning microscope
Eva Larsson and Kalle Johansson
S.M. Zakir Hossain and John D. Brennan
10.30 – 11.00
Pieter Samyn, Dirk Stanssens, Leo Vonck, Henk
Van den Abbeele and Gustaaf Schoukens
11.00 – 11.30
Micael Ragnarsson, Gunnar Engström,
Douglas Bousfield and Lars Järnström
Practical experience with C*iCoat as
coating binder
Adjustable wetting of Liquid Flame Spray
(LFS) TiO2-nanoparticle coated paperboard: Batch-type versus roll-to-roll stimulation methods
Andreas Becker, Andreas Voigt
and Richard Tippett
Mikko Tuominen, Hannu Teisala, Mikko Aromaa,
Milena Stepien, Jyrki M. Mäkelä, Jarkko J.
Saarinen, Martti Toivakka and Jurkka Kuusipalo
11.30 – 13.00
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Lunch
International
Paper Physics Conference
Afternoon
Applications of fibrillated
cellulose
Chairman: Artem Kulachenko
Room: B1
13.00 – 13.30
Dynamics of moisture interaction with polyelectrolyte multilayers containing nanofibrillated cellulose
Hjalmar Granberg, Ludovic G. Coppel,
Mohamed Eita, Eduardo Antunez de Mayolo,
Hans Arwin and Lars Wågberg
13.30 – 14.00
Mechanical properties of cellulose
nanofibrils determined through atomistic
molecular dynamics simulations
S. Paavilainen, J. L. McWhirter, T. Róg,
J. Järvinen, I. Vattulainen and J. A. Ketoja
14.00 – 14.30
The effect of microfibrillated cellulose on
the pressability of TMP and filler mixtures
and on paper properties
Collin Hii, Øyvind W. Gregersen,
Gary Chinga-Carrasco and Øyvind Eriksen
14.30 – 15.00
Coffee break
Paper properties
Chairman: Christer Fellers
Room: B1
15.00 – 15.30
Application and interpretation of zero and
short-span testing on nanofibre sheet
materials
Swambabu Varanasi HuiHui Chiam
and Warren Batchelor
15.30 – 16.00
Time-dependent, stochastic failure of paper
and board
Tetsu Uesaka and Janne Juntunen
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POSTER SESSION, WEDNESday June 13, 2012
International
Paper Physics Conference
Poster session
Room: B3
Investigation on the brightness
stability of acetylated and bleached
beech CMP pulp following thermal
and optical aging
Ramin Vaysi
The non-linear stress relaxation
and creep behavior of secondary
fiber material
Bernd Künne, Björn Palm
and Dennis Stracke
Modeling and simulation of the
pressing section of a paper
machine
Stefan Rief, Galina Printsypar,
Iliev Oleg and Andreas Wiegmann
An analytic procedure for determination of fracture toughness of
paper materials
Petri Mäkelä and Christer Fellers
The effect of cationic starch-anionic nanosilica system on papermaking process and quality of the end
products
Amir Khosravani, S. Navaee-Ardeh,
A. Jahan Latibari
and Mousa M. Nazhad
Effect of fiber wall structure
changes in manufacture processes on the deformation behavior of
softwood kraft pulp
Yakov Kazakov, Tatiana Manakhova
and Vladimir Beloglazov
Fold crack of coated paper: The
effect of pulp fiber composition and
mechanical treatment
Kyujeong Sim, Hye Jung Youn, Kyu
Deok Oh, Hak Lae Lee, Chang Sun
Han, Seung Uk Yeu and Yong Min Lee
The effects of process variables in
GCC pre-flocculation on the floc
size and handsheet properties
Dongil Seo, Wan Hee Im,
Hye Jung Youn and Hak Lae Lee
Characterization of electroperforated paper using spatial statistics
C. Garzón, E. Miranda,
C.S. Martínez-Cisneros,
J. Alonso and J. García-García
Modeling the rheology of nanocellulose suspensions
Antti Puisto, Xavier Illa,
Mikael Mohtaschemi and Mikko J. Alava
Hybrid printing: paper media for
combined flexographic and inkjet
printing
Petru Niga, Jonas Örtegren, Viviane
Alecrim, Mattias Andersson, Marianne
Klaman, Erik Blohm and Jon Lofthus
Optical measurement of deformation of paper under tensile load
Paul-Philipp Post, Christian Berger,
Klaus Villforth, Heinz-Joachim Schaffrath and Samuel Schabel
Paper for high speed inkjet: a
study on dimensional stability and
print quality
Jonas Örtegren, Elisabeth Alfthan
and Jan-Erik Hägglund
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Surface sizing for hybrid printing
Li Yang, Viktoria Hedberg
and Ann-Catrine Hagberg
Evaluation of drying shrinkage
velocity of paper to analyze bulk
and stiffness changes of paper
Jin-Ho Lee and Jong-Moon Park
A novel approach for applied membrane filtration on processing flows
Sverker Danielsson, Richard Holm,
Fredrik Öhman and Frank Lipnizki
International Paper and
Coating Chemistry Symposium
Poster session
Room: B3
Thermochromic VO2 coatings for
smart window applications
Ghouwaa Philander
Effects of wet-end chemistry
parameters on the precipitation of
calcium oxalate
Development of an image processing tool for tracking fluorescent
labelled probes in a micro fibrillar
cellulose gel
Åsa Nyflött, Gunilla Carlsson,
Lars Axrup and Carl-Henrik Ljungqvist
Matti Häärä, Lari Vähäsalo,
Tom Lundin, Wenwen Fang,
Anna Sundberg and Stefan Willför
Novel approaches to fiber
modification
Mussel-inspired polymers for
paper making
Improvement of filler retention
and filled paper strength using
filler modified by polyelectrolyte
multilayering
Florian Loyal, Melanie Gattermayer
and Markus Biesalski
Comparison of curtain, film, and
blade coating structure using SEM
and image analysis technique
Chae Hoon Kim, Hak Lae Lee
and Hye Jung Youn
The effect of varnish treatment
on anti-soiling of paper – The enhancement of anti-soiling property
through varnish treatment
Jungeon Ahn, Hye Jung Youn,
Kyujeong Sim, Jaeho Ryu, Jegon Lee,
Yang Jin Joung and Tae Young Kim
Oxygen-barrier properties of
TEMPO-oxidized
cellulose nanofibers
Yoshiaki Kumamoto, Kenta Mukai,
Hironobu Kawajiri, Takahiro Maezawa,
Ryota Shiiba and Akira Isogai
The effect of beating and fractionation on the change of zeta
potential and surface charge of
cellulosic fibers
Ruslan Shabiev and Alexander Smolin
Problems of determining the
length of glass fibers which are
used for making special types of
paper
Kovalenko V.V., Sysoeva N.V.
and Bezlakovskiy A.I.
Rikard Slättegård
Jegon Lee, Jaeho Ryu, Kyujeong Sim,
Jung Eon Ahn, Hak Lae Lee
and Hye Jung Youn
Transformation of cellulose fibers
into nanofibers cellulose by decarboxylation
Md. Nur Alam, Alvaro Tejado,
Miro Antal and Theo G.M. van de Ven
Synthesis and catalytic behavior of
bimetallic nanoparticles supported
on TEMPO-oxidized cellulose
nanofibers
Akihiro Azetsu, Hirotaka Koga,
Akira Isogai and Takuya Kitaoka
The location of modified galactoglucomannans in paper
Hanna Lindqvist, Ann-Sofie Leppänen,
Sylwia Bialczak and Anna Sundberg
Evaluation of ink penetration in
porous coatings
Erik Bohlin, Caisa Johansson
and Magnus Lestelius
Using hydrogen peroxide and
DTPA sprayed on the brightness
reversion of horn beam and beech
CMP pulps by thermal aging
Organic coatings derived from
palm stearin based alkyd resin
A.R.N. Azimi, Rosiyah Yahya
and Seng-Neon Gan
Nanoencapsulation carotenoids
from palm oil fiber waste
Riahna br Kembaren, Indra K.S.,
Muhammad Iqbal A.M., Anna M.
and Theovanny S.
Experimental comparison of
wettability of pico- and microliter droplets with range of liquid
surface tensions on porous and
non-porous substrates
Maija Pykönen and Susanna Aura
Water based pigment inkjet inks’
response to cationic additives
Asaf Oko, Agne Swerin,
Kjell R. Andersson, Erik Lindgren
and Per Claesson
Preparation and characterization
of polyamide composite sheets
with microfibrillated cellulose
Ki-Young Kim, Min Ji Yoon,
Eva Ålander, Tom Lindström
and Dae Young Lim
Automated dynamic Cobb absorption in sized paper and board
Bernt Boström and Göran Ström
Dynamic surface smoothness
inside a printing nip
Bernt Boström
Antibacterial fibres – a deathly
touch
Josefin Lilja, Lars Wågberg,
Ute Römling and Monika Eka
Ramin Vaysi
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Delegate social
Sunday June 10, 2012
16:00 to 19:00
Clarion Hotel Sign
Welcome reception
Innventia will be hosting the
welcome reception at Clarion
Hotel Sign. Enjoy the company
of your colleagues and meet the
conference organizers over a
glass of wine and finger food. Our
registration desk will be open for
pre-registration.
Monday June 11, 2012
19:00 to 20:30
Stockholm City Hall
Buffet reception
The City of Stockholm has the
pleasure of inviting delegates to
a buffet reception in the beautiful
Stockholm City Hall, venue for the
Nobel Prize banquet.
Stockholm City Hall, which opened in 1923, is one of Sweden’s
foremost buildings, with its 106
metre-high tower with the Swedish
national emblem – the Three
Crowns – on top. It takes around
10-15 minutes to walk from Hotel
Clarion Sign to Stockholm City
Hall. The address is Hantverkargatan 1. Meet us at the main
entrance of Clarion Hotel Sign at
18:30 or directly at the City Hall at
18:45.
Monday June 11, 2012
20:45 to 23:00
Clarion Hotel Sign
Sweden vs Ukraine – UEFA
Euro 2012 Football Championship
If you are interested in football, follow us back to Clarion Hotel Sign
after the buffet reception at the
City Hall. We will be showing the
Sweden vs Ukraine football match
on a large screen in one of our
lecture rooms.
The 2012 UEFA European
Football Championship – Euro
2012 – is the 14th European
Championship for national football
teams organised by UEFA. The
final tournament will be hosted by
Poland and Ukraine between June
8th and July 1st, 2012.
Photo: Anne Jorunn
Photo: Mikkel William Nielsen
Photo: Marianne Lockner
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programme
Wednesday June 13, 2012
10:00 – 22:30
Winterviken
Conference dinner
The conference banquet takes
place on Wednesday evening at
19:00 in historic Winterviken, the
former factory of Alfred Nobel dating from 1891 and located just 30
minutes by boat from the centre of
Stockholm. This incredible building
features neither crystal chandeliers nor velvet chairs; instead, the
ceiling is adorned with wooden
beams, and there are brick inner and outer walls and wooden
floors. High quality cuisine will be
provided by Markus Aujalay, one
of Sweden’s top chefs. Thanks to
SCA, the opera trio Divine Opera
will entertain us during dinner.
Akzo Nobel Pulp and Performance Chemicals (formerly Eka
Chemicals) will be hosting the trip
to Winterviken, the first event of
this unique evening. A boat trip
from the City Hall to Winterviken
will provide the perfect opportunity
to see Stockholm’s “beauty on the
water” from Lake Mälaren.
It takes around 10-15 minutes to
walk from Clarion Hotel Sign to the
boats, which are situated close to
Stockholm City Hall. Please be on
time. The boat (M/S Victoria) will
depart at 17:30 sharp.
Meet us at the main entrance
of Clarion Hotel Sign at 17:00 or
directly at Stadshusbron at 17:20.
The address of the restaurant is
Vinterviksvägen 60, Gröndal. Busses will depart from Winterviken
at 22:00 to take us back to Clarion
Hotel Sign.
Photo: Winterviken
Photo: Strömma
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Practical informa
Airport – Travelling
between Stockholm and
Arlanda Airport by public
transportation
There are three main ways to
travel between the Stockholm Arlanda Airport and the city center:
train, airport busses and taxi.
The Arlanda Express train
is the fastest way into town from
Stockholm-Arlanda Airport. It
only takes 20 minutes from the
airport to the Central Station in
Stockholm (5 minutes’ walk from
Clarion Hotel Sign). There are two
stations at Stockholm-Arlanda
Airport, Arlanda Södra (South)
with access to Terminals 2, 3
and 4, and Arlanda Norra (north)
under Terminal 5. A regular return
ticket by Arlanda Express is 490
SEK, yet seasonal or week-end
discounts are available at times.
The Flygbussarna airport
buses run from all Stockholm airports and offer a direct connection
to Cityterminalen in downtown
Stockholm (10 minutes’ walk from
Clarion Hotel Sign). Buses from
Stockholm Arlanda Airport run
continuously whereas those to
and from Bromma, Skavsta and
Västerås airports connect with
arrival and departure times. A
regular return ticket from Arlanda
Airport is 198 SEK.
The major taxi companies have
fixed prices of between SEK 450500 for trips to and from Arlanda.
See also the “Taxi” section below.
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Allergies and dietary
restrictions
All suppliers of food and refreshments to the conference have
been informed about allergies and
dietary restrictions communicated
upon registration. Please contact
the conference registration desk
if you have more questions and
concern.
Badges
Conference badges shall be worn
at all times during the scientific
sessions.
Clarion Hotel Sign
Stockholm’s largest hotel is located in the heart of Stockholm city
adjacent to the Central Station
and Arlanda Express as well as
near all the best of Stockholm’s
favourite spots. The well-known
Swedish architect, Gert Wingårdh,
put the idea down on paper and
created the spectacular building.
Dominated by granite and glass,
it leans over the square, reflecting
the green park. The interior was
provided by Scandinavian design
icons, such as Arne Jacobsen,
Bruno Mathsson and Alvar Aalto.
Wander around the hotel and
discover world famous furniture,
such as Egg, Wave and Lily, classic pieces that have been around
for up to 50 years and will stay the
same for another 50, at least.
The address to Clarion Hotel
Sign is Östra Järnvägsgatan 35,
101 26 Stockholm. The closest
underground station, T-centralen
(all underground lines and com-
muter trains), is located at a
leisurely 5 minutes’ walk along
Vasagatan.
Dress code
The general dress code for the
International Paper Physics Conference and for the International
Paper and Coating Chemistry
Symposium is informal. It is suggested that lounge suits or the
equivalent be worn at the conference dinner on June 13th.
Internet
Wireless internet access through
Telia Homerun is available free of
charge to all conference delegates. Please contact the conference registration desk and ask for
your internet access pass.
Public transportation
Stockholm Public Transport, SL,
is responsible for buses, underground trains, commuter trains,
trams and certain ferry lines in
Greater Stockholm.
The underground is the easiest
way to get around town. The city
is divided into three zones, and
zone tickets are good for several
trips within one hour. Tickets can
be purchased at SL Centers,
underground platform barriers,
newsagent kiosks or via SMS. It
is not possible to pay cash for tickets on board buses in Stockholm
but some bus stops have ticket
machines that accept both coins
and cards. Itis also possible to
buy 1, 3, or 7-day cards, which allow free travel in all zones during
the validity period.
ation
Another alternative is the
Stockholm Card, which allows
free travel and free entry to 80
museums and attractions in the
city. Stockholm Cards are valid for
24, 48 or 72 hours.
Smoking
Reception at the City Hall
of Stockholm
The eighth floor of the Clarion Hotel Sign houses Selma CitySpa+,
one of the first spa in Scandinavia and a concept from beautiful
Sunne in Sweden. Indulge yourself in the sauna, the gym, with a
spa treatment and in the heated
outdoor pool, all with a fantastic
view of Stockholm. Access to
Selma CitySpa+ is not included in
your stay at Clarion Hotel Sign.
The City of Stockholm has invited
delegates for a buffet reception in
the beautiful City Hall, venue for
the Nobel Prize banquet on Monday, June 11th. You will receive
your personal invitation card upon
registration. Please note that you
will need your invitation card upon
arrival at the City Hall.
Please contact the conference
registration desk for a last minute
registration for the City Hall reception.
Restaurants
There are over 1000 restaurants
in Stockholm. The city has plenty
of restaurants with all kinds of
food from all over the world such
as American fast food, Asian,
Italian, Turkish, French, Greek,
Scandinavian, Spanish, and Middle Eastern cuisine. Cafeterias and
bars are easy to find anywhere in
the city. Stockholm boasts a total
of nine Michelin star restaurants,
two of which have two stars.
Please contact the conference
registration desk for specific suggestions or visit the excellent web
service by the Stockholm Visitors
Board (http://www.visitstockholm.
com/en/Dine/).
Smoking is not allowed on any of
the premises of Clarion Hotel Sign.
This includes the hotel, restaurants
and the conference areas.
Spa
Stockholm and its
attractions
Stockholm is built on 14 islands
connected by 57 bridges. The
beautiful buildings, the greenery,
the fresh air and the proximity to
the water are distinctive traits of
this city. With its 750 year history
and rich cultural life, Stockholm
offers a wide selection of worldclass museums and attractions.
Most of the city’s attractions can
be reached on foot, and there is
a good chance of experiencing
a lot of things in a short time.
Conference delegates will see the
Stockholm City Hall in on Monday evening, June 11th. Do not
miss Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s
oldest attraction and one of the
best preserved medieval city
centres in the world. Walk through
small winding streets lined with
stores full of handicrafts, antiques,
art galleries and cafés. The Royal
Palace and Stockholm Cathedral are also located in Gamla
Stan. The green island of Djurgården is home to some of the
city’s most popular attractions. Visit the world-famous 17th century
warship Vasa, the world’s oldest
open-air museum Skansen, or
Astrid Lindgren’s Junibacken, and
if fourteen islands aren’t enough,
Stockholm offers a wonderful
archipelago with 30,000 islands,
islet rocks and skerries.
Please contact the conference
registration desk for specific suggestions or visit the excellent web
service by the Stockholm Visitors
Board (http://www.visitstockholm.
com/en/To-Do/).
Taxis
There are many taxi companies
to choose from in Stockholm.
Approved taxis with metered fares
always bear yellow number plates.
You can easily get hold of a taxi
by calling a taxi company, hailing
a one on the street or by taking
a one from a rank. Metered fares
vary depending on the time of day.
However, it should not cost more
than SEK 400 to travel 10 km
(look for ”jämförpris” on the price
information sticker). The major
taxi companies have fixed prices
of between SEK 450-500 for trips
to and from Arlanda. Always ask
the driver beforehand. Credit
cards are readily accepted.
We advise you to select a taxi
from major taxi companies only:
Taxi Stockholm (08-150000),
Taxi Kurir (08-300000),
Taxi020 (020-202020).
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Committies
Joint conferences 2012
International Paper and
Coating Chemistry Symposium
International
Paper Physics Conference
Organizing Committee
Marco Lucisano
Mikael Ankerfors
Belinda Håkansson
Artem Kulachenko
Tom Lindström
Mikael Nygårds
Veronica Sundling
Daniel Söderberg
Lars Wågberg
Eva Ålander
Lars Ödberg
Sören Östlund
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Innventia (chairman)
Innventia
KTH
KTH
Innventia
Innventia/KTH
Innventia
Innventia/KTH
KTH
Innventia
KTH
KTH
International Paper and
Coating Chemistry Symposium
Program Committee
Mikael Ankerfors
Christian Aulin
Joakim Carlén
Tom Lindström
Göran Ström
Veronica Sundling
Lars Wågberg
Lars Ödberg
Innventia (chairman)
Innventia
EKA Chemicals
Innventia
Innventia
Innventia
KTH
KTH
Scientific Committee
Markus Biesalski
Technische Hochschule, Darmstadt
Angeles Blanco
Universidad Computense de Madrid
Douglas Bousfield
University of Maine
Bruno Carré
CTP
Ergilio Claudio-da-Silva Jr Fibria
Patrick Gane
Omya Plüss-Staufer
Gil Garnier
Monash University
Akira Isogai
University of Tokyo
Phil Jones
IMERYS
Janne Laine
Aalto University
Tom Lindström
Innventia
Robert Pelton
McMaster University
Agne SwerinYKI
Martti Toivakka
Åbo Akademi
Theo van de Ven
McGill University
Lars Wågberg
KTH
International
Paper Physics Conference
Program Committee
Sören Östlund
Artem Kulachenko
Marco Lucisano
Kaarlo Niskanen
Mikael Nygårds
Petri Mäkelä
Daniel Söderberg
KTH (chairman)
KTH
Innventia
Mid Sweden University
Innventia/KTH
Tetra Pak
Innventia/KTH
Scientific Committee
Warren Batchelor
Jean-Francis Bloch
Ramin Farnood
Ulrich Hirn
Jari Hämäläinen
Steven Keller
Thad Maloney
Mark Martinez
Bill Sampson
Tetsu Uesaka
Sören Östlund
Australian Pulp and Paper Institute, Monash University
Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble
University of Toronto
Technische Universität, Graz
Lappeenranta University of Technology
Miami University
Aalto University
University of British Columbia
University of Manchester
Mid Sweden University
KTH
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Sponsors
The organizing committee gratefully acknowledges the generous support of the companies
that helped making the International Paper Physics Conference and the International Paper
and Coating Chemistry Symposium possible:
Main sponsors
Sponsors of the social programme
Welcome reception:
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Boat trip to Winterviken:
Entertainment during
the conference dinner:
Table-top exhibitors:
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