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ForestBioFacts webinar series continues on Wednesday, 1 October 2025 at 3 pm EEST when we focus on AI in the forest industry. Expert speakers will share their views on the current trends and market opportunities and share case examples of recent innovations. Programme will be published soon but registration is already open! Click the link below to register now

The ForestBioFacts learning environment is undergoing an update project. The latest knowledge, research results and statistics in the field are being updated to the themes. The four-year project will review and update all 16 themes.  The ForestBioFacts learning environment update and review project is divided into four years, with four thematic units being reviewed and

Since the launch of ForestBioFacts, the world’s most extensive digital learning environment for the forest-based bioeconomy, in 2020 we have been committed to providing high-quality, up-to-date, and accessible content for forest industry professionals and students.We want to ensure that the service remains a functional everyday tool for our users in the future as well. The

The VAT rate applied to printed and electronic books in Finland increased from 10 % to 14 % as of 1 January 2025. This change affects the taxable prices of Papermaking Science and Technology books and the ForestBioFacts learning environment licences. The new prices with the updated VAT rate will be reflected in purchases with

Forests have an essential role in the earth’s carbon cycle and replacing fossil-based raw materials. They are the key in creating a more sustainable future. ForestBioFacts, the world’s largest digital learning environment on its field, provides everything you need to know about forest-based products and technologies. It is suitable for new-comers and experienced R&D professionals

At the Finnish Museum of Technology’s HOW learning environment, students learn by doing and experimenting. Secondary school students observe causes and effects, seek and connect information, brainstorm, and take initiative. The Museum of Technology, in collaboration with its partners, has created the HOW environment for 7th and 8th graders, which includes 10 different science, mathematics,