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Wood Technology

Course leader  
Nasko Terziev       
Credits: 4   ECTS
Course periods  
Period 1:  5 days  March   2009
Period 2:  5 days  October   2009
NOVA course code: 11-080414-268 
Documents:  
Course plan Course schedule
 

Course description
The main objective of the entire course is to disseminate knowledge concerning wood material and technology, i.e.,
• wood structure and properties with a special emphasis on wood durability
• wood supply and processing chain from the forest to the sawmill inclusively
• wood engineering, products and their utilisation
• wood products marketing
The field of wood products and technology is always related to extending the student's knowledge of wood as a material, and applying this knowledge to the manufacture of useful products. It requires deeper knowledge of the biological, chemical, physical, and engineering sciences and how they interact and serve the technology of wood products. The PhD course dedicated to wood technology is of strategic importance for the wood science and forest industry in the Nordic and Baltic countries and North-West Russia providing an emphasis on wood and its technology from the forest to the final products, markets and, respectively, customers.

Other NOVA PhD courses 2009

  12th Nordic-Baltic Soil Zoology Symposium and PhD course  Soil Zoology 
  Annual graduate course in advanced veterinary parasitology, 2009  Veterinary Parasitology 
  Applied Organisational Theory for the UFUG Area  Urban Forestry & Urban Greening 
  Applied Statistics with R for The Agricultural , Life and Veterinary Sciences  Statistics in agriculture 
  Biosystems Instrumentation  Agriculture Engineering 
  Clinical–and Biomedical Research and Scientific Methods. Experimental design in clinical studies. Clinical intervention and evidenced-based medicine.  Veterinary clinical research and scientific method 
  Design and optimization of animal breeding strategies  Animal Breeding 
  Dispersal of Plant Pathogens  Plant Pathology 
  EpiNOVA – post graduate course in advanced veterinary epidemiology  Veterinary Epidemiology 
  Feed Technology and Farm Animal Nutrition  AnimalNutrition 
  Forage evaluation in small ruminant nutrition  Forage evaluation 
  Global Organic Food Chains - Agroecology, Environment, and Livelihood  Agro Ecology 
  Insect conservation  BeeNOVA 
  Institutions, Knowledge and Information  Agriculture Economics 
  Microbial N transformations and NO/N2O emissions  SoilSoc 
  Statistical Methods in Animal Breeding - with emphasis on analysis of categorical data  Animal Breeding 
  Sustainable Ruminant Production Systems in a Global Perspective - NOVA1  Sustainable Production Systems 
  The advanced use of 3D high resolution remote sensing data in forest inventory  Forest planning and inventory 
  Tubular genitalia in female animals  Reproduction 
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