As part of the TUM@Freising lecture series, Klaus Richter will talk about the future of wood utilization and answer questions about it. Image: Ralf Rosin / Holzforschung München
As part of the TUM@Freising lecture series, Klaus Richter will talk about the future of wood utilization and answer questions about it. Image: Ralf Rosin / Holzforschung München TUM@Freising lecture series for the first time as a hybrid event - The raw material wood has shaped the development of mankind like hardly any other natural material. For centuries, wood was one of the most important materials for satisfying people's basic material and energy needs. But how can we use this raw material today? At the TUM@Freising lecture series on Thursday, September 30, 2021, Prof. Klaus Richter from the Chair of Wood Science at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) will explain how wood can be optimized through innovative technology and what potential this offers for climate protection. Wood is renewable, multifaceted and multifunctional. These three properties made the raw material one of the most important materials for mankind for centuries. It was only with the industrial revolution and the development of fossil resources that wood temporarily lost its importance as a material.
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