Karolina Radomska, PhD
This innovative initiative aims to develop biodegradable multilayer paper materials with exceptional functional properties. The researcher will focus on the use of micro- and nanocellulose fibres (MFC and CNF), which, as Dr. Radomska emphasizes, are advanced nanomaterials with unique features critically important for significantly improving the strength of paper materials. Moreover, they are also crucial for the barrier properties of paper, especially in terms of resistance to gas and grease permeability.
Dr Karolina Radomska explains:
While previous research has mainly focused on the use of these materials in single-layer structures or as additives to coatings, in my project I want to go a step further. The aim is to create innovative multilayer paper structures that will not only increase the effectiveness of micro- and nanocellulose fibres, but also open new possibilities for sustainable solutions in the packaging and materials industry.
By combining science, technology, and environmental care, this project clearly supports the creation of a sustainable future.