Over the Wire

For the past two years, TAPPI has covered news and technology advances through the print and online magazine Tissue360° and the Over the Wire Tissue e-newsletter. With this new division, TAPPI expands these efforts with peer-reviewed, non-commercial educational content and networking opportunities.

 

With only 14 months left before TAPPI enters its 100th year of service, the Centennial Committee has launched the debut issue of its Centennial Newsletter. Want to get involved right away? You can, simply by visiting the Centennial website and sharing stories of your individual contributions as well as the research breakthroughs of your fellow professionals.

 

If you have safety valve expertise on conventional steam heated dryers, including yankees, please contact Scott Springmier at sspringmier@tappi.org.

 

Highlights of conference content, contained on this flash drive, include sessions in the area of Pulping, Engineering, Environmental, Recycling, and Sustainability.

 

Carlos is planning to get involved with the Tissue Education Committee and Yankee Dryer Safety and Reliability Committee.

 

This TAPPI webinar, hosted by Linda Robertson of International Microbial Associates, will discuss freshwater treatment and the impact water system closure has on paper and board.

 

The Introduction to Pulp & Paper Technology Course, returning January 2014, has delivered a comprehensive overview of the entire pulping and papermaking process for 40 years.

 

TAPPI member reinvents himself using TAPPI resources.

 

This intermediate-level course combines the skills and knowledge from 14 internationally recognized kraft experts who will help you improve efficiency, minimize operating costs, and reduce environmental impact. Save more than $900 if you register by December 7.

 

The TAPPI NET division has announced the Introduction to Nonwovens Processes webinar, to be held December 12 at 12:00 p.m. EST. This webinar, the first in a series on nonwovens processes, will be presented by two of the NET division's highly accomplished volunteers - Christina Ruiz and Sneha Swaminathan of Hollingsworth & Vose.

 

TAPPI PRESS in conjunction with Green Bay Packaging, is pleased to announce a new and improved training application on How Boxes Are Made.