Antonio Suarez

Corrigendum to “Lignin self-assembly phenomena and valorization strategies for pulping, biorefining, and materials development: Part 1. The physical chemistry of lignin self-assembly” [Advances in Colloid and Interface Science 322 (2024) 103247/https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cis.2024.103247]

Ramakrishna Trovagunta, Ronald Marquez, Laura Tolosa, Nelson Barrios et autres

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Assessing repulpability and fiber properties in recovered paper products

Amelys Brito, Adeena Khan, Antonio Suarez, Ronalds Gonzalez et autres

Paper is one of the most recycled materials globally. In the United States, the average recycling rate was 60 to 64% in 2024. In response to sustainability goals, producers are increasingly incorporating recycled fibers over virgin wood-derived fibers. This study evaluates the …

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Lignin self-assembly phenomena and valorization strategies for pulping, biorefining, and materials development: Part 2. Factors affecting the specificity of lignin self-assembly for industrial applications

Nelson Barrios, Ronald Márquez, Ramakrishna Trovagunta, Laura Tolosa et autres

This review considers a profoundly underutilized resource, technical lignin, and its potential for large scale upgrading for higher-valued industrial usage by means of self-assembly processes. Molecular interactions that can be used to guide lignin self-assembly are systematically explored, categorizing them into physicochemical …

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Lignin self-assembly phenomena and valorization strategies for pulping, biorefining, and materials development: Part 1. The physical chemistry of lignin self-assembly

Ramakrishna Trovagunta, Ronald Márquez, Laura Tolosa, Nelson Barrios et autres

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Life cycle carbon analysis of packaging products containing nonwood residues: A case study on linerboard and corrugating medium

Antonio Suarez, Ashok Ghosh, FRITZ PAULSEN, PETER W. HART

Circularity is creating momentum toward utilizing waste feedstock in a myriad of applications. The paper industry is not an exception to this trend, and packaging products made from agricultural or agro-industrial residues are receiving more attention now than ever. Additionally, negative consumer …

Life cycle carbon analysis of packaging products containing purposely grown nonwood fibers: A case study on the use of switchgrass pulp for linerboard and corrugating medium

Antonio Suarez, Ashok Ghosh, F.R. Paulsen, PETER W. HART

Sustainability is driving innovation in the pulp and paper industry to produce goods with lower carbon footprints. Although most of the efforts are currently focused on increasing energy efficiency or switching to renewable fuels, the attention toward alternative feedstocks has increased in …

Environmental life cycle assessment of premium and ultra hygiene tissue products in the United States

Amelys Brito, Antonio Suarez, Alonzo Pifano, Lee W. Reisinger et autres

Under the controversial concern of using virgin fibers in hygiene tissue products, mostly Bleached Eucalyptus Kraft (BEK) and Northern Bleached Softwood Kraft (NBSK), consumers are responding by purchasing self-labeled sustainable products. As of today, there are no established sustainability reported results to …

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Is sugarcane-based polyethylene a good alternative to fight climate change?

Antonio Suarez, Ericka Ford, Richard A. Venditti, Stephen S. Kelley et autres

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Upcycling cotton textile waste into bio-based building blocks through an environmentally friendly and high-yield conversion process

Ramón E. Vera, Antonio Suarez, Franklin Zambrano, Ronald Márquez et autres

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Transforming textile wastes into biobased building blocks via enzymatic hydrolysis: A review of key challenges and opportunities

Ramón E. Vera, Franklin Zambrano, Antonio Suarez, Alonzo Pifano et autres

Textile waste generation in the United States represents approximately 17 million tons per year, constituting a serious environmental problem. Solutions to this situation have led to upcycling cotton-derived textile waste into value-added chemicals through enzymatic hydrolysis. Direct enzymatic treatment of cotton textile …

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Rethinking the use of bio-based plastics to accelerate the decarbonization of our society

Antonio Suarez, Ericka Ford, Richard A. Venditti, Stephen S. Kelley et autres

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Upcycling Cotton Textile Waste into Bio-Based Building Blocks Through an Environmentally Friendly and High-Yield Conversion Process

Ramón E. Vera, Antonio Suarez, Franklin Zambrano, Ronald Márquez et autres

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