Documents taken from the "Scientific Report of the Laboratory of Pulp and Paper Science and Graphic Arts - UMR 5518 Grenoble - France January 2002-November 2005"

The Laboratory of Pulp and Paper Science and Graphic Arts (LGP2) is a mixed research unit, UMR 5518, whose sponsoring organizations are the French Ministry of Education and Research, the French Paper Institute (CTP), The French School of Paper Science and Graphic Industries (EFPG) and the National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS). LGP 2 is located at the Grenoble University Campus within the buildings of the EFPG. It's the largest European centre in the field of pulp and paper science and of the valorisation and printing of paper-based products.
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I -	Papermaking and environment engineering
	I - 1 -	Introduction
	I - 2 -	Interdependance of fibre flocculation and fine elements retention in a papermaking suspension	P. Huber, J.C. Roux, E. Mauret, N. Belgacem, B. Carré, M. Martinez.
	I - 3 -	Influence of wetting phenomena upon penetration of water into paper at short contact times, in relation with paper coating	M. Bouchon, M. Rueff, V. Morin.
	I - 4 -	An activated sludge process for the biological treatment of urban or industrial wastewater: from the design of an instrumented and supervised pilot towards a co-operative monitoring system	C. Bassompierre, M. Aurousseau, A. Guillet, M. Aichi, C. Cadet, J.F. Béteau.
II -	Chemical processes
	II - 1 -	Introduction
	II - 2 -	Novel investigations on chlorine dioxide bleaching	G. Mortha, N. Bénattar, Y. Hamzeh, D. Lachenal.
	II - 3 -	Behaviour of pulp mixtures containing chemical and mechanical fibres during hydrogen peroxide treatments with oxygen. Application to bleaching of recycled fibres	N. Marlin, D. Lachenal, L. Magnin, M.C. Brochier-Salon.
	II - 4 -	New processes of extraction and functionalisation of lignocellulosic materials	G. Mortha, C. Chirat, D. Lachenal, A. Bourgeois, H. Rezgui, M.T. Viardin, N. Marlin, S.P. Mishra, G. Pipon, N. Benattar, M. Allix.
III -	Paper physics
	III - 1 -	Introduction
	III - 2 -	Structural characterisation of fibrous materials	S. Roland du Roscoat, X. Thibault, Y. Chave, J.F. Bloch.
	III - 3 -	Contribution to the comprehension of fibres-chemical additives interaction with Environmental Scanning Microscopy	R. Passas, G. Mortha.
	III - 4 -	Wet end chemistry	E. Zeno, J. Da Silva Mourao, B. Carré, E. Mauret.
	III - 5 -	Papermaking potential characterisation of different cellulose fibres pulps	J.M. Serra Tosio, N. Reverdy-Bruas, Y. Chave.
IV -	Printing processes
	IV - 1 -	Introduction
	IV - 2 -	Study of the wettability and the transfer of new generation blanket ink	E. Rousset, R. Catusse, C. Mercier, J.L. Tourron.
	IV - 3 -	Colour reproduction and new printing processes	L. Chagas, A. Blayo, R. Catusse, D. Curtil, J.L. Tourron.
	IV - 4 -	New applications of printing technologies	E. Rousset, A. Blayo, R. Catusse, M. Fenoll, L. Durville.
V -	Packaging and converting
	V - 1 -	Introduction
	V - 2 -	New pressure sensitive adhesive paper	J. Empereur, D. Chaussy, N. Belgacem, A. Gandini.
	V - 2 -	Cellulose and starch reinforced composites and nano composites	W. Thielemans, L. Babacar, A. Dufresne, N. Belgacem.
	V - 4 -	Valorisation of differents agricultural crops in papermaking applications	S. Schott, D. Chaussy, E. Mauret, I. Desloges, N. Belgacem.