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University of Toronto to Develop Green Adhesives from Bark (3/16/10)

March 16, 2010

News at the University of Toronto reports that U of Toronto researchers will use $1.75 million of an $8.2 million investment from the Ontario Research Fund to develop green adhesives and bio-based foams from bark.

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