WoodPoP Student Award survey
We are looking for students to share their views on the development of the WoodPoP Student Award!
We are looking for students to share their views on the development of the WoodPoP Student Award!
InnovaWood warmly congratulates Prof. Holger Militz on receiving the 2026 Marcus Wallenberg Prize, one of the most prestigious international awards in the forest-based sector. The prize was presented by His Royal Highness Prince Carl Philip on 19 October in Stockholm and recognises Prof. Militz’s outstanding contributions to the research and industrialisation of wood modification technologies.
The way construction products are used and marketed across Europe is changing, with major implications for the wood sector. InnovaWood has developed this publication to help researchers, manufacturers, designers and end-users understand the new requirements and what they mean for wood construction.
During the New European Bauhaus Festival between 9th and 12th June in Brussels, InnovaWood was representing NEBA Alliance in which we collaborate as communication partners. Four members of the InnovaWood team -– Florence, Claudio, Eva, and Oliver – took part in the event, supporting the organisation and content of the stand, the interactive activities for the general audience related to skills and knowledge of wood, as well as the NEBA Alliance workshop and panel.
On 25 March 2026, the Policy Conference “Unlocking Circularity and Market Potential from Wood Waste” brought together stakeholders from policy, industry and civil society in Brussels, hosted by the InnovaWood network and the European Panel Federation (EPF), alongside the EcoReFibre consortium.
We are excited to announce that the InnovaWood General Assembly 2027 will take place from 11-13 May 2027 in Brașov, Romania!
The Horizon Europe project WoodStock, of which InnovaWood is a partner, is offering four grants of up to €50,000 each. The grants are for innovative, zero-waste construction solutions that make better use of underutilised wood, such as hardwoods, low-grade or damaged timber, residues and recovered wood.
New episode of the Open Mic Series | To be launched on July 21st !
This year’s General Assembly in Tulln was not only special for InnovaWood’s 25th anniversary, but also for opening its doors to young researchers free of charge for the first time. The event was co-hosted at WoodKplus and BOKU, giving participants access to research facilities and topics that span the wide breadth of what wood science looks like today.
Passion for wood and wood science is at the core of the InnovaWood network.
Its members participate in the European wood science community not only as practitioners but as researchers, co-authors on scientific publications, and consortium partners on European projects including Horizon Europe. That breadth of expertise shapes the way InnovaWood members engage with the field, and with each other.