Dr. Donahue
August 2nd, 2007
Professor of Chemical & Biological Engineering: Coordinator of Biological Engineering Program Chemical & Biological Engineering
FBRI Research:
The use of near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) could maximize the productivity of the forest bio-products process by aiding the separation of output woody biomass. NIRS and chemometric techniques could eventually be used online as a process control tool for the forest bio-product process.
FBRI Interview: 08/02/07
http://efolio.umeedu.maine.edu/~tvassiliev/FBRI/Investigators/Donahue.m4a
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