The 2023 Marcus Wallenberg Prize is awarded to Drs Darius M. Adams, Joseph Buongiorno and Richard Haynes for their development of the original and groundbreaking forest economic models TAMM and PAPYRUS and its extension to the global forest products model GFPM.
Professors Wout Boerjan and John Ralph receive the 2024 Marcus Wallenberg Prize
Pioneering research for advanced understanding of lignin
The 2024 Marcus Wallenberg Prize is awarded to Professors Wout Boerjan and John Ralph for their groundbreaking research leading to a fuller understanding of lignin biosynthesis and structural diversity. King Carl XVI Gustaf presented the prize on Monday 11
The 2024 Marcus Wallenberg Prize is awarded to Professors Wout Boerjan and John Ralph for their groundbreaking research leading to a fuller understanding of lignin biosynthesis and structural diversity. Both scientists developed and innovatively applied advanced analytical techniques in ways that greatly enhance our view of lignin biosynthesis and structure in trees. Their research provides a basi
Marcus Wallenbergpriset 2024 delas ut till Professor Wout Boerjan och Professor Johan Ralph för deras banbrytande forskning som bidrar till en mer omfattande förståelse av ligninets biosyntes och strukturella mångfald. Forskarna har utvecklat och tillämpat avancerade analytiska tekniker på ett innovativt sätt, som förändrar vår syn på biosyntesen hos lignin och vedstrukturen. Deras forskning utgör
The 2023 Marcus Wallenberg Prize of SEK 2,5 million is awarded to Drs Darius Adams, Joseph Buongiorno and Richard Haynes for their development of the original and groundbreaking forest economic models TAMM and PAPYRUS and its extension to the Global Forest Products Model. King Carl XVI Gustaf presented the prize on Monday 13 November in Stockholm.
Marcus Wallenbergpriset 2023 delas ut till Drs Darius M. Adams, Joseph Buongiorno och Richard W. Haynes för utvecklingen av deras banbrytande ekonomiska modeller för skogsindustrin, TAMM och PAPYRUS. Priset delas ut av Kung Carl XVI Gustaf under en ceremoni i Stockholm i november i år. Läs mer på: www.mwp.org
The 2022 Marcus Wallenberg Prize of SEK 2 million is awarded to Professor Ilkka Kilpeläinen and Professor Herbert Sixta for the development and use of novel ionic liquids to process wood biomass into high-performance textile fibres. King Carl XVI Gustaf presented the prize on Monday 11 October in Stockholm.
The future demand for textile fibres is growing due to global population growth. Pro
The purpose of the Prize is to recognize, encourage and stimulate pathbreaking scientific achievements which contribute significantly to broadening knowledge and to technical development within the fields of importance to forestry and forest industries.
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