Document - 10 October 2016

Knots, cracks and rot can be identified before the timber is sawn

The 2016 Marcus Wallenberg Prize was awarded to Alexander Katsevich and Federico Giudiceandrea for the development of a CT scanner for whole tree logs. The prizewinners received their diploma from the hands of His Majesty the King of Sweden at a ceremony in Stockholm, Sweden, on Monday 10 October 2016.

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Mikael Hannus

Press contact Executive Secretary of the Marcus Wallenberg Foundation mikael.hannus@mwp.org +46(0)70-3775702

Knots, cracks and rot can be identified before the timber is sawn

The object of the Foundation is to encourage scientific research by awarding an international prize called The Marcus Wallenberg Prize.

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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Knots, cracks and rot can be identified before the timber is sawn

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Mikael Hannus

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Knots, cracks and rot can be identified before the timber is sawn

The object of the Foundation is to encourage scientific research by awarding an international prize called The Marcus Wallenberg Prize.