Cork is a natural cellular material of biological origin with a combination of properties that
make it suited for worldwide use as a wine sealant and insulation material. Cork has low …

This review focuses on cork as a natural, renewable and sustainable construction raw-
material. Cork has an unusual combination of properties making it suitable for application in …

Eucalyptus globulus bark is a residue from the pulp industry, traditionally used for energy
production. This work aims at a more comprehensive knowledge of this industrial bark …

It is well known that 3D printing has burst onto the scene as a disruptive technology set to
revolutionize the way consumer goods are manufactured. This is why the search for new …

Presented work discusses comparative studies of the use of a hybrid filler system on the
properties of polypropylene and poly (lactic acid) composites. Wood flour have been added …

Cork–based carbon materials are promising in adsorption, energy, catalysis, and
electromagnetic shielding, but the transformation mechanism of cork during pyrolysis …

The thermal and hygric characteristics of four bio-based insulation composites (mycelium,
hemp, grass and cork) are investigated, and their hygrothermal performances including …

Cork is the bark of Quercus suber L., the cork oak tree. It is currently explored for different
industrial applications, of which stoppers for the wine industry is the most representative and …

Innovative and multifunctional building materials with low embodied energy and reduced
CO 2 emissions have attracted considerable attention. Herein, a comprehensive comparison …

Cork granules (Quercus suber L.) were slowly pyrolyzed at temperatures between 400-700°
C and under N2 flow. While preserving its structure, some cells of the cork biochar became …