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Non-Academic Training Programs

Professional development sessions and short-term training opportunities are offered to interested industry professionals and organizations. Potential topic areas include, but are not limited to:

  • Wood physical and mechanical properties
  • Lumber drying
  • Lumber grading
  • Wood products manufacturing
  • Wood protection techniques
  • Lignin bioproducts technologies
  • Innovative manufacturing technologies
  • Finishing technologies
  • Environmental performance of wood structures

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