Lignovisions

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Lignovisions

description Austrian series of publications on wood research
First edition November 2001
ISSN (print) 1681-2808

LIGNOVISIONEN is a series of publications published by the Institute for Wood Research, Department for Materials Science and Process Technology, at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna .

The word Lignovisionen is a made-up word made up of lignum (lat. Wood) and vision (lat., Visio, meton. Appearance in the mind's eye) and is intended to be part of the series of publications, which are produced in cooperation with various partners (e.g. Association of Austrian Wood Management, Wood K plus, other departments at BOKU or partners from business).

This joint editorship is intended to ensure the close ties between the Institute for Wood Research (ihf) and the graduates of the former wood industry and today's baccalaureate studies in wood and natural fiber technology as well as the master’s degree in wood technology and management with a central reference institute for the students of these studies on the one hand and scientific and economic institutions on the other hand, document.

Thus, the meeting of research - teaching - professional activity and the related interrelationships between research and economic practice should be shown. This medium enables young but also long-established scientists to publish knowledge on a larger scale.

history

In November 2001 , on the 75th birthday of Friedrich Wassipaul (former head of the institute), the first volume - entitled Eine Holzzeitgeschichte - Contours of Research and Teaching in Austria  - was published. From then on, further volumes with a wide variety of topics have been published at regular intervals. In February 2005 the format (from A5 to B5) and the appearance were adjusted to the new standards of the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna.

The editor of this series is the former director of the Institute for Wood Technology and Renewable Raw Materials, Alfred Teischinger . Daniela Romstorfer was in charge of editorial management until the end of 2008. Marie Louise Zukal held this position until the end of 2012, and Robert Stingl has been in charge of the editorial department ever since.

Editions published so far

  1. A Wood Age History - Contours of Research and Teaching in Austria
  2. Wood - raw material - material - energy source of the future
  3. Modified wood - properties and markets
  4. Proceedings of the international Symposium on Wood Based Materials - Wood Composites and Chemistry
  5. Natural fiber materials - biobased fiber materials
  6. Austria's timber industry - a look back at the past 60 years
  7. Barrique - from tree to wine
  8. The Austrian timber markets - orders of magnitude - structures - changes
  9. Proceedings of the COST Action E44 Conference Broad Spectrum Utilization of Wood
  10. Long-term forecast for the supply of & demand for wood products in Austria by 2020 - Contribution to the UN- ECE / FAO 'European Forest Sector Outlook Study'
  11. WoodLog - Perspectives on wood logistics supply chain - Optimization potential through a wood logistics center - Austria
  12. Timber Industry in Austria II - A historical review
  13. Proceedings of the COST Action E40 Conference Large diameter timber - problem or chance?
  14. High-performance materials from nature
  15. Shortage of resources in the timber industry as a challenge for technology and innovation
  16. Wood and hygiene - use of wood in hygiene-relevant areas
  17. Meta-study on the mobilization of wood reserves from the Austrian small forest - systematic review of small forest studies from five decades
  18. Core document of the COST Action E34 - Bonding of Timber
  19. Proceedings of the COST Action E40 Conference Wood Quality and Niche Products
  20. State of the Art of the COST Action E40 Innovative ulilization and products of large dimensioned timber including the whole forest wood chain
  21. Timber construction share in Lower Austria - study and approaches for recording added value
  22. Optimization of the log transport
  23. Technology roadmap for wood in Austria - future ideas for forest-wood-paper
  24. Driving forces for innovations in the wood industry
  25. From science to technology
  26. Social innovation and its influence on innovations in the wood industry
  27. Interaction between humans and wood
  28. Building with wood : diversity - cooperation and management in construction
  29. Resource efficiency in the use of wood
  30. Wood Innovation: From Knowledge to Innovation
  31. The FEHRA - The pine ( Pinus sylvestris L.) and their importance for nature, technology, economy and culture
  32. DokIn´Holz - Doctoral Initiative Wood - Value Added Material with a Future
  33. Wood needs innovation

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