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An interview is presented with Saxony Textile Research Institute (STFI) project manager for fiber nonwovens and recycling Bernd Gulch in which he discusses innovations in the production of airlaid nonwoven materials.

The article reviews the architecture drawing exhibition titled "RCR Arquitectes: Papers" containing work of the architectural firm RCR Arquitectes at the Arts Santa Monica museum in Barcelona, Spain.

The article profiles the Düren, Germany, paper machine clothing firm Heimbach Filtration GmbH, particularly its approach to problem-solving.

The article discusses the production of filter papers by the German paper mill Hahnemüle.

The article reports on the use of brown lignin in the manufacture of carbon fibers. It mentions that brown lignin is a waste product of paper manufacturing, its sustainability as opposed to petroleum sources, and the research being done by materials scientist Muhammad Al Aiti in the field.

The article profiles the paper restorer Gabi Kleindorfer. Particular focus is given to her restoration and artistic techniques. Additional topics discussed include nonwoven fabrics, blotting papers and other educational institutions that use nonwovens fabrics including The Bayerische Staatsbibliothek.

The article evaluates Symbio, from the South African pulp and paper company Sappi, a moldable material that combines the qualities of wood and plastic and can be injection molded for consumer electronics products.

The article presents a profile of the Södra Cell Mörrum paper and dissolving pulp mill in Mörrum, Sweden, part of the Södra Skog company. Statements from plant technical manager Jan-Olof Karlsson and mill manager Stefan Sandberg on the company's expansion and facilities are offered.

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