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Wood Adhesives Science and Technology
FS-FPL-4703

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	o	Analysis of Resins
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R. Sam Williams Project Leader Phone: (608) 231-9412

Cooperative Opportunities

Cooperative Work

Alfred Christiansen was the Principal Investigator in a $150,000 grant from the USDA National Research Initiative for Cooperative Grants Program won by him, Douglas Gardner at the University of Maine, and Charles Frazier at Virginia Tech for research into the mechanism(s) whereby hydroxymethylated resorcinol primer, discovered at FPL, substantially enhances the durability of adhesive bonds to some wood substrates.
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CRADA type contracts

The Adhesives work unit can do research and development work with a private company under a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA).
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Wood Adhesives Science and Technology FS-FPL-4703

Wood Adhesives Science and Technology
FS-FPL-4703