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Flavia Braghiroli
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Research
Latest papers
Effect of the Pyro-Gasification Temperature of Wood on the Physical and Mechanical Properties of Biochar-Polymer Biocomposites.
Materials (Basel, Switzerland) · 2020
Latest funding
- $79,236
Repenser l'art environnemental en contexte forestier et d'adaptation aux changements climatiques : la valorisation et l'impression 3D de Résidus Industriels de Bois en pratique sculpturale in situ
SSHRC · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $63,293
Economic impacts of newborn exposure to maternal opioid use
SSHRC · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $36,000
Production, characterization, and application of functional materials derived from forest residues
NSERC · 2024 · Principal investigator
1 publications.
Effect of the Pyro-Gasification Temperature of Wood on the Physical and Mechanical Properties of Biochar-Polymer Biocomposites.
Ayadi R, Koubaa A, Braghiroli F, Migneault S, Wang H, Bradai C
Repenser l'art environnemental en contexte forestier et d'adaptation aux changements climatiques : la valorisation et l'impression 3D de Résidus Industriels de Bois en pratique sculpturale in situ
Principal investigators: Beauregard, Martin
Keywords: Art environnemental; impression 3D; biomatériaux; éco-esthétique; foresterie
Economic impacts of newborn exposure to maternal opioid use
Principal investigators: Zhang, Jonathan
Keywords: children; human capital; health; welfare
Production, characterization, and application of functional materials derived from forest residues
Principal investigators: Braghiroli, Flavia
Keywords: forest residues, contaminated forest residues, pyrolysis; biochar, thermochemical conversion processes, activation; activated biochar, functional materials, carbon materials; porous materials, nanomaterials, composites, porosity; surface chemistry, functionalization methods, bioenergy,; contaminated water treatment, electrochemistry, catalysis; contaminated gaz treatment, energy storage, adsorbent,; electromagnetic shielding, filter, techno-economic analysis; radar-absorber material, circular economy, green chemistry; sustainable development, clean growth, energy transition
Production, characterization, and application of functional materials derived from forest residues
Principal investigators: Braghiroli, Flavia
Keywords: forest residues, contaminated forest residues, pyrolysis; biochar, thermochemical conversion processes, activation; activated biochar, functional materials, carbon materials; porous materials, nanomaterials, composites, porosity; surface chemistry, functionalization methods, bioenergy,; contaminated water treatment, electrochemistry, catalysis; contaminated gaz treatment, energy storage, adsorbent,; electromagnetic shielding, filter, techno-economic analysis; radar-absorber material, circular economy, green chemistry; sustainable development, clean growth, energy transition
Production de matériaux biosourcés à base de tanin extrait des écorces en Abitibi-Témiscamingue
Principal investigators: Braghiroli, Flavia Lega FL
Keywords: gel phénolique; matériaux poreux et carbonés; panneaux de bois, mousse phénolique; polyphénol naturel, résine; procédé d'extraction, biopolymères; séchage par pulvérisation, tanin
Vers une approche intégrée en recherche appliquée sur la croissance propre au sein des secteurs des ressources naturelles en Abitibi-Témiscamingue et le Nord-du-Québec
Principal investigators: Bouafif, Hassine
Keywords: technologies propres; ressources naturelles; résidus miniers; résidus forestiers; effluents contaminés; valorisation des résidus industriels; restauration des sites industriels perturbés; développement durable; innovation ouverte
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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