Kristina Karlsson

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2019

Hot-mould foaming of modified hemicelluloses and hydroxypropyl methylcellulose

Kristina Karlsson, Filip Nylander, Malin Lundman et al

Journal of Polymer Research. Vol. 26 (8)

Journal article

2019

Extrusion Parameters for Foaming of a β-Glucan Concentrate

Kristina Karlsson, Emanuel Larsson, Niklas Lorén et al

Journal of Polymers and the Environment. Vol. 27 (6), p. 1167-1177

Journal article

2019

Biofabrication of bacterial nanocellulose scaffolds with complex vascular structure

Sanna Sämfors, Kristina Karlsson, Johan Sundberg et al

Biofabrication. Vol. 11 (4)

Journal article

2019

Arabinoxylan and Nanocellulose from a Kilogram-scale Extraction of Barley Husk

Mikaela Börjesson, Linda Härdelin, Filip Nylander et al

BioResources. Vol. 13 (3), p. 6201-6220

Journal article

2019

Extrusion parameters for foaming of a beta-glucan concentrate

Kristina Karlsson, Emanuel Larsson, Niklas Loren et al

Journal of Polymers and the Environment. Vol. 27, p. 1167-1177

Journal article

2018

Flow behaviour and microstructure of a beta-glucan concentrate

Kristina Karlsson, Marco Berta, Camilla Öhgren et al

Journal of Polymers and the Environment. Vol. 26 (8), p. 3352-3361

Journal article

2018

Foaming of cellulose derivatives and hemicellulose-containing materials

Kristina Karlsson

Doctoral thesis

2018

Chain-length shortening of methyl ethyl hydroxyethyl cellulose: An evaluation of the material properties and effect on foaming ability

Leif Karlsson, Marc Carrillo Aguilera, Kristina Karlsson et al

Journal of Polymers and the Environment. Vol. 26 (11), p. 4211-4220

Journal article

2017

Extensional viscosity of a beta-glucan concentrate

Kristina Karlsson, Marco Berta, Camilla Öhgren et al

Proc. 11th Annual European Rheology Conference, Copenhagen, p. FB6-24

Paper in proceeding

2016

Foaming of hydroxypropyl methylcellulose

Kristina Karlsson, Erich Schuster, Roland Kádár et al

Proc Nordic Polymer Days, Helsinki 2016, p. 99-

Other conference contribution

2016

Processing window for extrusion foaming of hydroxypropyl methylcellulose

Kristina Karlsson, Roland Kádár, Mats Stading et al

Cellulose. Vol. 23 (3), p. 1675-1685

Journal article

2016

Making foam from natural polymers

Kristina Karlsson, Erich Schuster, Roland Kádár et al

Proc. Materials for Tomorrow 2016, p. Nr 20-

Conference poster

2015

Foaming of hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose: Microstructure and mechanical properties

Kristina Karlsson, Erich Schuster, Marco Berta et al

Proc. Nordic Polymer Days 2015, p. Po 1-

Conference poster

2015

Foaming of hydroxypropyl methylcellulose: Microstructure and mechanical properties

Kristina Karlsson, Erich Schuster, Marco Berta et al

Proc. Materials for Tomorrow 2015, p. Nr 9-

Conference poster

2015

Foaming of Some Cellulose Derivatives - Initial Studies

Kristina Karlsson

Licentiate thesis

2015

Continuous foaming of hydroxypropyl methylcellulose

Kristina Karlsson, Roland Kádár, Mats Stading et al

5th Intern Conf Biofoams, Sorrento, Italy

Paper in proceeding

2015

Foaming behavior of water-soluble cellulose derivatives: hydroxypropyl methylcellulose and ethyl hydroxyethyl cellulose

Kristina Karlsson, Erich Schuster, Mats Stading et al

Cellulose. Vol. 22 (4), p. 2651-2664

Journal article

2014

Hemicellulose foam

Linda Härdelin, Mikaela Börjesson, Filip Nylander et al

Proc Materials for Tomorrow, p. Nr 24-

Conference poster

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