PhD
Director of studies
Higher education development
Supervision in post graduate programmes
Learning and development
Research
Higher education studies development
ProWOOD graduate school
The industrial graduate school ProWOOD aims at supporting innovation and increase the competitiveness of the Swedish wood industry.
How does ProWOOD work?
· Research projects are formulated jointly by industry and academia
· The doctoral program includes courses to support the doctoral student
· The doctoral students have tutors from both industry and academia
· Follow-ups, seminars and study visits are part of the program
What does ProWOOD mean for participating companies?
· The research contributes to the development of industrial processes by combining knowledge of industrial product realization and the specific needs in the wood industry ProWOOD can contribute to increased competitiveness and innovation
· New contacts in both industry and academia are introduced. Possibilities for new cooperation are created, spin-off projects, etc.
What does ProWOOD mean to the doctoral students?
· Third-cycle education is combined with practical work in the company
· Be part of a research environment with several doctoral students, companies and senior researchers In-depth understanding of the conditions in the wood industry
· Extensive industrial contacts
Publications
Article in journal (Refereed)
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Grubîi, V., Johansson, J., Dagbro, O. (2023). Measurement of surface-checking in sliced lamellae-based engineered wood flooring using digital image correlation. European Journal of Wood and Wood Products. 81. 1427-1436.
Status: Published -
Torniainen, P., Elustondo, D., Dagbro, O. (2016). Industrial Validation of the Relationship between Color Parameters in Thermally Modified Spruce and Pine. BioResources. 11 (1). 1369-1381.
Status: Published -
Karlsson, O., Torniainen, P., Dagbro, O., Granlund, K., Morén, T. (2012). Presence of water-soluble compounds in thermally modified wood : carbohydrates and furfurals. BioResources. 7 (3). 3679-3689.
Status: Published -
Dagbro, O., Torniainen, P., Karlsson, O., Morén, T. (2010). Colour responses from wood, thermally modified in superheated steam and pressurized steam atmospheres. Wood Material Science & Engineering. 5 (3). 211-219.
Status: Published
Conference paper (Refereed)
- Karlsson, O., Dagbro, O., Granlund, K. (2014). Soluble degradation products in thermally modified wood. Final Cost Action FP0904 Conference : “Recent Advances in the Field of TH and THM Wood Treatment” : May 19-21, 2014, Skellefteå, Sweden : book of abstracts. 16-17.
- Torniainen, P., Dagbro, O., Morén, T. (2011). Thermal modification of birch using saturated and superheated steam. Proceedings of the 7th meeting of the Nordic-Baltic Network in Wood Material Science and Engineering (WSE) : October 27-28, 2011, Oslo, Norway. 43-48.
Doctoral thesis, comprehensive summary (Other academic)
- Dagbro, O. (2016). Studies on Industrial-Scale Thermal Modification of Wood. Doctoral Thesis. Luleå, Luleå University of Technology.
Manuscript (preprint) (Other academic)
- Sidorova, E., Elustondo, D., Karlsson, O., Dagbro, O. (2015). Simplified Method for Modification of Solid Wood : Enhanced Penetration of Liquid Preservatives into the Wood without Using Pressure Equipment..