2018 World Wood Day

Symposium

The 2022 World Wood Day Online Symposium and The Fourth IUFRO Forest Products Culture Colloquium

Theme

Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products: Challenges, Opportunities and Sustainability

Date

21-22 March, 2022

Overview

The 2022 World Wood Day Online Symposium and The Fourth IUFRO Forest Products Culture Colloquium was held on Zoom for the second time due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Approximately 966 participants and audiences from 31 countries and regions attended on Zoom, YouTube and bilibili (Mainland China) from March 21-22. 54 presentations including 6 keynote speeches delivered by 63 speakers and moderated by 6 session chairs have well explored the six topics covering a wide range of research fields related to trees and non-wood forest products, including historical utilization and cultural values, challenges and opportunities, wood durability and protection needs for constructions, artists and artifacts, design and musical instruments, education on forest sustainability and forest products culture, wood products and biotechnology. The discussion and interaction were carried out both orally and in writing at the online platforms.

Rationale

Since ancient times, trees have been faithful life saviors to humanity: Biblical accounts of Noah's highly constructed wooden ark from selected felled tree species have saved human and animal lives during the great flood! The multiple use of wood products from different tree species continue to satisfy people's need for useful materials for centuries through different human civilizations, from which various cultural attachments to various wood and non-wood products and artifacts have been known from historical records. Among the most recent cultural experience for wood products seems to be the mass use of wood in building construction, the tall (multi-storey) mass timber residential and commercial buildings emerging in some parts of the temperate regions though not yet present in the tropics. Many more novel wood and non-wood products will be available in time that expands human needs, and these will be unique to different societies and hence unique cultural uses of such products.

We depend on forest trees also for tackling global climate change, to arrest global warming, as forests (especially trees) are super-efficient natural carbon sinks converting atmospheric carbon dioxide to form wood of trees while releasing oxygen during this photosynthesis. It costs about 38 trillion dollars to create oxygen for 6 months for all human beings on earth, but trees do it for free! Also nations need to replenish degraded forest landscapes by reforestation of importance also for mitigating global climate change. Among the world's forest resources, the threats and challenges to the sustainability in the tropical forests takes precedence. The COP26 agenda hopes to convince global leaders to reform their governance of forest landscapes for climate friendly goals besides being merely traditional production forests.

Many challenges confront forest managers and timber trade and consumers, among which are: Controlling logging especially of tropical forests, forest governance and policies, research and educational programms focusing on the value of trees and forests to the environment and climate stability, efficient use of forest resources, sustaining cultural values of various forest products and artifacts for future generations, the involvement of rural and indigenous communities in forest management, role of forests in water quality, combating illegal logging and restoration of degraded forest landscapes, and trees also provide refuge for human health, wellness and spirituality via various forest recreation. These and several other issues concerning the importance of trees and forests are also opportunities to be harnessed to fulfill global needs for a greener society where global climate change would be mitigated (via increased forest cover) while greater use is made also of substitution forest products (instead of alternative metal, concrete and plastic products).

Topics

Historical Utilization and Cultural Values of Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products
Challenges and Opportunities for Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products
Construction and Buildings Including Wood Durability and Protection Needs
Building Components, Furniture, Musical Instruments, Artifacts and Design
Education on Forest Sustainability, Forest Products Utilization and Culture
Wood Products and Wood Biotechnology (IAWS Special Session)

This symposium is co-organized by the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU), International Association of Wood Anatomists (IAWA), International Academy of Wood Science (IAWS), International Union of Forest Research Organizations (IUFRO) Division 5 (Forest Products) including IUFRO Research Unit 5.15.00 (Forest Products Culture), IUFRO Research Unit 9.03.02 (Forest Culture) of Division 9 (Forest Policy and Economics) as well as Estonian State Forest Management Centre (RMK), and with the support of International Research Group on Wood Protection (IRGWP), Japan Wood Research Society (JWRS) and International Society of Wood Science and Technology (SWST).

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Please send any inquiry by email to symposium secretariat (symposium@worldwoodday.org).

Schedule

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2022 World Wood Day Online Symposium Program

Date: 21st-22nd March (ADT)

Monday, 21st March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
05:00-05:30	Welcome and Opening Remarks	Dr. Andrew Wong, IWCS Honorary Coordinator for Malaysia and Southeast Asia Dr. Michael Grabner, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) / Editor in Chief of International Journal of Culture (IJWC) Prof. Yafang Yin, Executive Secretary of International Association of Wood Anatomists (IAWA) Prof. Yoon Soo Kim, President, International Academy of Wood Science (IAWS) Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Coordinator of IUFRO Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture Dr. Jürgen Kusmin, Forest Department, Estonian State Forest Management Centre (RMK)
	Topic 5: Education on Forest Sustainability, Forest Products Utilization and Culture Chair: Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Austrian Forest Association / Coordinator of IUFRO Research Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture
05:30-06:05	Keynote- Bridging the Gap between Public and Professional Perceptions of Forests and Trees: Enhancing Social and Cultural Literacy in Education and Research.	John Parrotta USDA Forest Service, Research & Development / IUFRO President
06:05-06:25	Forests and People for Change: The Role of Communication in Environmental Governance	Michiko Karisa M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños – Forestry Development Cente
06:25-06:45	Wood in Sport Equipment - Heritage, Present, Perspective	Francesco Negro DISAFA, University of Torino, Italy
06:45-07:05	Biophysical Assessment of the Plant Bioresources of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
07:05-07:20	Coffee Break
07:20-07:40	Towards Efficient Wood Use – Practical Education as a Tool to Imagine Wood Cascading Potentiality	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
07:40-08:00	Online Advocacies and Education for Forests and Wood Conservation	Mayumi Kara M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
08:00-08:20	Plant Bioresource Utilization by Local communities of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
08:20-08:40	Implementation of the Course “Wood Culture” in the Education of Forestry Students	Elena Vladimirova University of New Brunswick
08:40-09:40	Breakfast
	Topic 3: Construction and Buildings Including Wood Durability and Protection Needs Chair: Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Principal Scientist, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) / Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products
09:40-10:15	Keynote- Wooden buildings / Constructions – An Overview	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU)
10:15-10:35	Wood Structure Sustainability: A Case Study of Rajwada Palace, Indore, Central India	Sangeeta Gupta Botany Division, Forest Research Institute, Dehradun
10:35-10:55	Diversity of Wood-Inhibiting Fungi on Stakes Exposed in Field Test Site in Korea	Sae-Min YOON National Institute of Forest Science
10:55-11:15	Biodeterioration Resistance of Nigerian Grown Artocarpus Altilis Wood to Xylaria Polymorpha and Sclerotium Rolfsii attack (White and Brown rot fungus)	Olusola Samuel Areo Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria, Ibadan
11:15-11:35	Natural Durability of 20 Brazilian Wood Species after 30 Years in Ground Contact	Fernando Nunes Gouveia Brazilian Forest Service - SFB
11:35-11:55	Structural Properties and Potential Utilization of Lesser-used Hardwoods from Sarawak	Andrew Nyorik Nibu / Andrew H. H. Wong Sarawak Forestry Corporation, Forest Department Sarawak, Malaysia / International Wood Culture Society (IWCS)
11:55-12:10	Coffee Break
	Topic 6: Wood Products and Wood Biotechnology (IAWS Special Session) Chair: Prof. Siqun Wang, University of Tennessee / IAWS Academy Board Chair
12:10-12:45	Keynote- Digital Wood Anatomy - from Tradition into the Future	Gerald Koch Thuenen Institute of Wood Research
12:45-13:05	Preparation of Cellulose-based Electrospun Nanofibrous Air Filter for Efficient Particulate Matter Removal	Qijun Zhang Institute of Urban Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences
13:05-13:25	Lignin Complexity and Flexibility: How and Why Do Grasses Produce Lignins Different from Woods?	Yuki Tobimatsu Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University
13:25-13:45	Investigating Interlocked and Spiral Grain with X-ray Microtomography	David Collings University of Western Australia
13:45-14:05	Biochemicals and Functional Materials from Tree Barks	Ning Yan University of Toronto
14:05-14:25	Viscoelastic Behavior of Modified Wood	Andreja Kutnar University of Primorska & InnoRenew CoE
14:25-14:40	Coffee Break
14:40-15:00	Pushing the Envelope on Wood Products	Scott Renneckar FIAWS, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia, Canada
15:00-15:20	Nanostructured Carbon Materials Derived from Tannin as Electrodes for Supercapacitors and Beyond	Jimena Castro Gutiérrez CNRS Université de Lorraine, France
15:20-15:40	Recycling Wood Products – It’s Easy, Right?	Mark IRLE Ecole Supérieure du Bois
15:40-16:00	Moisture-induced Stress and Distortion of Wood: A Numerical and Experimental Study of Wood's Drying and Long-term Behaviour	Sara Florisson Uppsala University
16:00-16:20	Pinus Radiata Plantations Grown in NZ and Wood Products Derived from it - Past, Present and Future	Bernadette Nanayakkara Scionresearch
Tuesday, 22nd March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
	Topic 2: Challenges and Opportunities for Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Prof. Chunping Dai, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia
05:00-05:35	Forest Protection for Climate Change Mitigation	Salleh Mohd. Nor IUFRO Former President
05:35-05:55	Some Threatened Woody Plant Species in Forests Over Limestone in the Philippine Islands	Inocencio E Buot Jr., Ren Divien Obena, Elaine Loreen Villanueva, Marjorie delos Angeles and Anacleto Caringal University of the Philippines Los Baños
05:55-06:15	Non-Wood Forest Products: Kenaf Development in Pahang, Malaysia – Challenges, Opportunities	Mohd Za’im Bin Mohd Nor National Kenaf and Tobacco Board, Malaysia
06:15-06:30	Coffee Break
06:30-06:50	The Socioecological Production Landscapes (SEPLs) of the Philippines: Status, Problems and Future Directions	Anne Frances V. Buhay University of the Philippines Los Baños
06:50-07:10	Factors influencing vegetation structure in forests over limestone in Samar Island Natural Park	Inocencio E. Buot, Jr., Elaine Loreen C. Villanueva, Marjorie D. delos Angeles and Ren Divien R. Obeña University of the Philippines Los Baños
07:10-07:30	The Role of Indigenous Food Plants on Household Food Security Among Farm Families in Ilocos Norte, Philippines	Rodel T. Utrera Mariano Marcos State University
07:30-07:50	Opportunities and Challenges for the Development of Global Bamboo Construction Sector	Kewei Liu International Bamboo and Rattan Organisation
07:50-08:50	Breakfast
	Topic 4: Building Components, Furniture, Musical Instruments, Artifacts and Design Chair: Prof. Andreja Kutnar, University of Primorska, Andrej Marušič Institute / Director of InnoRenew CoE
08:50-09:25	Keynote- Adding Value & Local Capacity at the Forest Source: A Path to Sustainability	Scott Landis GreenWood
09:25-09:45	Investigation of Shear Performance of Light Frame Wall Sheathed with Structural Particleboard	Chul-Ki Kim Wood Engineering Div., National Institute of Forest Scienc
09:45-10:05	From Craftsmen to Artists: Engaging and Empowering Philippine Woodcarvers	Consuelo Dl. Habito University of the Philippine Open University
10:05-10:25	Neapolitan Wood Caftsmanship of the 18th Century: Discovering Ancient Technologies in Lutherie	Martino Quintavalla DEIB- Politecnico di Milano
10:25-10:45	Forest – A Designer's Perspective	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
10:45-11:05	The Wooden Mouthpiece: A Significant Element of the Alphorn Sound	Mike Maurer Klingendes Museum Bern
11:05-11:25	Historical & Contemporary Approaches to the Daxophone	Daniel Fishkin The Cooper Union for Art & Science
11:25-11:45	Wood artists and artisans in Egypt during the New kingdom (18th Dynasty, 1550-1292 BC). A study case about the objects from the intact tomb of Kha (overseer of works) and his wife Merit conserved in the Museo Egizio of Turin (Italy)	Maria Victoria Asensi Amorós & Takao Itoh Xylodata SARL/ Kyoto University
11:45-12:00	Coffee Break
	Topic 1: Historical Utilization and Cultural Values of Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Dr. Péter Szabó, Institute of Botany of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Brno, Czech Republic/Carson Fellow, Rachel Carson Center, Germany
12:00-12:35	Keynote- Historical Utilization of Trees and Woods and Contemporary Cultural Values	Ian D. Rotherham Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre
12:35-12:55	The Concept and Cultural Characteristics of Shira-Wood	Guang-jie Zhao & Chao Li Beijing Forestry University/Zhejiang Sci-Tech University
12:55-13:15	Wood Identification of Pagoda in Japan	Misao Yokoyama & Takao Itoh Kyoto University
13:15-13:35	Philippine Native Trees: Raw Materials of Century Old Wood Structures, Ecclesiastical Museum Collection and Immovable Woodcrafts in Several Churches in Bohol Provinces	Jennifer M. Conda Department of Science and Technology – Forest Products Research and Development Institute
13:35-13:55	Wooden finds suggest a sustainable forestry in prehistoric Hallstatt, Austria	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, BOKU, Vienna, Austria
13:55-14:15	The Underutilized Yams (Dioscoreaceae) for Food and Feed Source: Ethnobotanical Evidences from Ilocos Norte, Luzon, Philippines	Menisa A. Antonio Mariano Marcos State University
14:15-14:35	Pitch oil production – an intangible cultural heritage in Central Europe	Johannes Tintner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna
14:35-14:55	Cultural Treasure of the Philippines: the glory of a bamboo dance, Tinikling	Merites M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
14:55-15:15	Ecological stabilization of raw earth by adding additives based on non-timber forest products: Case of Parkia biglobosa seets and Vitellaria paradoxa nuts	Edmond Codjo ADJOVI & KOTO TAMOU Bio Chéissou National University of Sciences, Technologies, Engineering and Mathematics
15:15-15:30	Coffee Break
15:30-15:50	Tree bark in the textiles of the Neolithic lakeshore settlements in south-western Germany	Sebastian Million State Office for Cultural Heritage Preservation in the Stuttgart Regional Council
15:50-16:10	Traditional use of wood in Mediterranean island	Giovanna Sala Department of Agricultural, Food and Forest, University of Palermo
16:10-16:30	Lord of the Forest, Barong and Calonarang: Purification in Bali via Wooden Mask Performance	Kathy Foley University of California Santa Cruz
16:30-16:40	Phytochemical and In vitro Antioxidant and Antimicrobial Activity of Indigenous Vegetables of Ilocos Norte	Maingelline B. Vivit Mariano Marcos State University
16:40-16:50	Historical Utilization, Cultural Significances and Ethnobotanical Uses of Cedrus Deodara (Roxb. ex D. Don) G. Don in North India	Upasna Sharma Forest Research Institute (FRI), Dehradun, India

2022 World Wood Day Online Symposium Program

Date: 21st-22nd March (AEDT)

Monday, 21st March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
19:00-19:30	Welcome and Opening Remarks	Dr. Andrew Wong, IWCS Honorary Coordinator for Malaysia and Southeast Asia Dr. Michael Grabner, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) / Editor in Chief of International Journal of Culture (IJWC) Prof. Yafang Yin, Executive Secretary of International Association of Wood Anatomists (IAWA) Prof. Yoon Soo Kim, President, International Academy of Wood Science (IAWS) Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Coordinator of IUFRO Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture Dr. Jürgen Kusmin, Forest Department, Estonian State Forest Management Centre (RMK)
	Topic 5: Education on Forest Sustainability, Forest Products Utilization and Culture Chair: Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Austrian Forest Association / Coordinator of IUFRO Research Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture
19:30-20:05	Keynote- Bridging the Gap between Public and Professional Perceptions of Forests and Trees: Enhancing Social and Cultural Literacy in Education and Research.	John Parrotta USDA Forest Service, Research & Development / IUFRO President
20:05-20:25	Forests and People for Change: The Role of Communication in Environmental Governance	Michiko Karisa M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños – Forestry Development Cente
20:25-20:45	Wood in Sport Equipment - Heritage, Present, Perspective	Francesco Negro DISAFA, University of Torino, Italy
20:45-21:05	Biophysical Assessment of the Plant Bioresources of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
21:05-21:20	Coffee Break
21:20-21:40	Towards Efficient Wood Use – Practical Education as a Tool to Imagine Wood Cascading Potentiality	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
21:40-22:00	Online Advocacies and Education for Forests and Wood Conservation	Mayumi Kara M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
22:00-22:20	Plant Bioresource Utilization by Local communities of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
22:20-22:40	Implementation of the Course “Wood Culture” in the Education of Forestry Students	Elena Vladimirova University of New Brunswick
22:40-23:40	Late Night Snacks
	Topic 3: Construction and Buildings Including Wood Durability and Protection Needs Chair: Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Principal Scientist, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) / Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products
23:40-00:15	Keynote- Wooden buildings / Constructions – An Overview	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU)
00:15-00:35 *March 22	Wood Structure Sustainability: A Case Study of Rajwada Palace, Indore, Central India	Sangeeta Gupta Botany Division, Forest Research Institute, Dehradun
00:35-00:55 *March 22	Diversity of Wood-Inhabiting Fungi on Stakes Exposed in Field Test Site in Korea	Sae-Min YOON National Institute of Forest Science
00:55-01:15 *March 22	Biodeterioration Resistance of Nigerian Grown Artocarpus Altilis Wood to Xylaria Polymorpha and Sclerotium Rolfsii attack (White and Brown rot fungus)	Olusola Samuel Areo Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria, Ibadan
01:15-01:35 *March 22	Natural Durability of 20 Brazilian Wood Species after 30 Years in Ground Contact	Fernando Nunes Gouveia Brazilian Forest Service - SFB
01:35-01:55 *March 22	Structural Properties and Potential Utilization of Lesser-used Hardwoods from Sarawak	Andrew Nyorik Nibu / Andrew H. H. Wong Sarawak Forestry Corporation, Forest Department Sarawak, Malaysia / International Wood Culture Society (IWCS)
01:55-02:10 *March 22	Coffee Break
	Topic 6: Wood Products and Wood Biotechnology (IAWS Special Session) Chair: Prof. Siqun Wang, University of Tennessee / IAWS Academy Board Chair
02:10-02:45 *March 22	Keynote- Digital Wood Anatomy - from Tradition into the Future	Gerald Koch Thuenen Institute of Wood Research
02:45-03:05 *March 22	Preparation of Cellulose-based Electrospun Nanofibrous Air Filter for Efficient Particulate Matter Removal	Qijun Zhang Institute of Urban Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences
03:05-03:25 *March 22	Lignin Complexity and Flexibility: How and Why Do Grasses Produce Lignins Different from Woods?	Yuki Tobimatsu Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University
03:25-03:45 *March 22	Investigating Interlocked and Spiral Grain with X-ray Microtomography	David Collings University of Western Australia
03:45-04:05 *March 22	Biochemicals and Functional Materials from Tree Barks	Ning Yan University of Toronto
04:05-04:25 *March 22	Viscoelastic Behavior of Modified Wood	Andreja Kutnar University of Primorska & InnoRenew CoE
04:25-04:40 *March 22	Coffee Break
04:40-05:00 *March 22	Pushing the Envelope on Wood Products	Scott Renneckar FIAWS, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia, Canada
05:00-05:20 *March 22	Nanostructured Carbon Materials Derived from Tannin as Electrodes for Supercapacitors and Beyond	Jimena Castro Gutiérrez CNRS Université de Lorraine, France
05:20-05:40 *March 22	Recycling Wood Products – It’s Easy, Right?	Mark IRLE Ecole Supérieure du Bois
05:40-06:00 *March 22	Moisture-induced Stress and Distortion of Wood: A Numerical and Experimental Study of Wood's Drying and Long-term Behaviour	Sara Florisson Uppsala University
06:00-06:20 *March 22	Pinus Radiata Plantations Grown in NZ and Wood Products Derived from it - Past, Present and Future	Bernadette Nanayakkara Scionresearch
Tuesday, 22nd March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
	Topic 2: Challenges and Opportunities for Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Prof. Chunping Dai, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia
19:00-19:35	Forest Protection for Climate Change Mitigation	Salleh Mohd. Nor IUFRO Former President
19:35-19:55	Some Threatened Woody Plant Species in Forests Over Limestone in the Philippine Islands	Inocencio E Buot Jr., Ren Divien Obena, Elaine Loreen Villanueva, Marjorie delos Angeles and Anacleto Caringal University of the Philippines Los Baños
19:55-20:15	Non-Wood Forest Products: Kenaf Development in Pahang, Malaysia – Challenges, Opportunities	Mohd Za’im Bin Mohd Nor National Kenaf and Tobacco Board, Malaysia
20:15-20:30	Coffee Break
20:30-20:50	The Socioecological Production Landscapes (SEPLs) of the Philippines: Status, Problems and Future Directions	Anne Frances V. Buhay University of the Philippines Los Baños
20:50-21:10	Factors influencing vegetation structure in forests over limestone in Samar Island Natural Park	Inocencio E. Buot, Jr., Elaine Loreen C. Villanueva, Marjorie D. delos Angeles and Ren Divien R. Obeña University of the Philippines Los Baños
21:10-21:30	The Role of Indigenous Food Plants on Household Food Security Among Farm Families in Ilocos Norte, Philippines	Rodel T. Utrera Mariano Marcos State University
21:30-21:50	Opportunities and Challenges for the Development of Global Bamboo Construction Sector	Kewei Liu International Bamboo and Rattan Organisation
21:50-22:50	Late Night Snacks
	Topic 4: Building Components, Furniture, Musical Instruments, Artifacts and Design Chair: Prof. Andreja Kutnar, University of Primorska, Andrej Marušič Institute / Director of InnoRenew CoE
22:50-23:25	Keynote- Adding Value & Local Capacity at the Forest Source: A Path to Sustainability	Scott Landis GreenWood
23:25-23:45	Investigation of Shear Performance of Light Frame Wall Sheathed with Structural Particleboard	Chul-Ki Kim Wood Engineering Div., National Institute of Forest Scienc
23:45-00:05	From Craftsmen to Artists: Engaging and Empowering Philippine Woodcarvers	Consuelo Dl. Habito University of the Philippine Open University
00:05-00:25 *March 23	Neapolitan Wood Caftsmanship of the 18th Century: Discovering Ancient Technologies in Lutherie	Martino Quintavalla DEIB- Politecnico di Milano
00:25-00:45 *March 23	Forest – A Designer's Perspective	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
00:45-01:05 *March 23	The Wooden Mouthpiece: A Significant Element of the Alphorn Sound	Mike Maurer Klingendes Museum Bern
01:05-01:25 *March 23	Historical & Contemporary Approaches to the Daxophone	Daniel Fishkin The Cooper Union for Art & Science
01:25-01:45 *March 23	Wood artists and artisans in Egypt during the New kingdom (18th Dynasty, 1550-1292 BC). A study case about the objects from the intact tomb of Kha (overseer of works) and his wife Merit conserved in the Museo Egizio of Turin (Italy)	Maria Victoria Asensi Amorós & Takao Itoh Xylodata SARL/ Kyoto University
01:45-02:00 *March 23	Coffee Break
	Topic 1: Historical Utilization and Cultural Values of Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Dr. Péter Szabó, Institute of Botany of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Brno, Czech Republic/Carson Fellow, Rachel Carson Center, Germany
02:00-02:35 *March 23	Keynote- Historical Utilization of Trees and Woods and Contemporary Cultural Values	Ian D. Rotherham Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre
02:35-02:55 *March 23	The Concept and Cultural Characteristics of Shira-Wood	Guang-jie Zhao & Chao Li Beijing Forestry University/Zhejiang Sci-Tech University
02:55-03:15 *March 23	Wood Identification of Pagoda in Japan	Misao Yokoyama & Takao Itoh Kyoto University
03:15-03:35 *March 23	Philippine Native Trees: Raw Materials of Century Old Wood Structures, Ecclesiastical Museum Collection and Immovable Woodcrafts in Several Churches in Bohol Provinces	Jennifer M. Conda Department of Science and Technology – Forest Products Research and Development Institute
03:35-03:55 *March 23	Wooden finds suggest a sustainable forestry in prehistoric Hallstatt, Austria	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, BOKU, Vienna, Austria
03:55-04:15 *March 23	The Underutilized Yams (Dioscoreaceae) for Food and Feed Source: Ethnobotanical Evidences from Ilocos Norte, Luzon, Philippines	Menisa A. Antonio Mariano Marcos State University
04:15-04:35 *March 23	Pitch oil production – an intangible cultural heritage in Central Europe	Johannes Tintner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna
04:35-04:55 *March 23	Cultural Treasure of the Philippines: the glory of a bamboo dance, Tinikling	Merites M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
04:55-05:15 *March 23	Ecological stabilization of raw earth by adding additives based on non-timber forest products: Case of Parkia biglobosa seets and Vitellaria paradoxa nuts	Edmond Codjo ADJOVI & KOTO TAMOU Bio Chéissou National University of Sciences, Technologies, Engineering and Mathematics
05:15-05:30 *March 23	Coffee Break
05:30-05:50 *March 23	Tree bark in the textiles of the Neolithic lakeshore settlements in south-western Germany	Sebastian Million State Office for Cultural Heritage Preservation in the Stuttgart Regional Council
05:50-06:10 *March 23	Traditional use of wood in Mediterranean island	Giovanna Sala Department of Agricultural, Food and Forest, University of Palermo
06:10-06:30 *March 23	Lord of the Forest, Barong and Calonarang: Purification in Bali via Wooden Mask Performance	Kathy Foley University of California Santa Cruz
06:30-06:40 *March 23	Phytochemical and In vitro Antioxidant and Antimicrobial Activity of Indigenous Vegetables of Ilocos Norte	Maingelline B. Vivit Mariano Marcos State University
06:40-06:50 *March 23	Historical Utilization, Cultural Significances and Ethnobotanical Uses of Cedrus Deodara (Roxb. ex D. Don) G. Don in North India	Upasna Sharma Forest Research Institute (FRI), Dehradun, India

2022 World Wood Day Online Symposium Program

Date: 21st-22nd March (BRT)

Monday, 21st March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
05:00-05:30	Welcome and Opening Remarks	Dr. Andrew Wong, IWCS Honorary Coordinator for Malaysia and Southeast Asia Dr. Michael Grabner, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) / Editor in Chief of International Journal of Culture (IJWC) Prof. Yafang Yin, Executive Secretary of International Association of Wood Anatomists (IAWA) Prof. Yoon Soo Kim, President, International Academy of Wood Science (IAWS) Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Coordinator of IUFRO Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture Dr. Jürgen Kusmin, Forest Department, Estonian State Forest Management Centre (RMK)
	Topic 5: Education on Forest Sustainability, Forest Products Utilization and Culture Chair: Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Austrian Forest Association / Coordinator of IUFRO Research Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture
05:30-06:05	Keynote- Bridging the Gap between Public and Professional Perceptions of Forests and Trees: Enhancing Social and Cultural Literacy in Education and Research.	John Parrotta USDA Forest Service, Research & Development / IUFRO President
06:05-06:25	Forests and People for Change: The Role of Communication in Environmental Governance	Michiko Karisa M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños – Forestry Development Cente
06:25-06:45	Wood in Sport Equipment - Heritage, Present, Perspective	Francesco Negro DISAFA, University of Torino, Italy
06:45-07:05	Biophysical Assessment of the Plant Bioresources of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
07:05-07:20	Coffee Break
07:20-07:40	Towards Efficient Wood Use – Practical Education as a Tool to Imagine Wood Cascading Potentiality	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
07:40-08:00	Online Advocacies and Education for Forests and Wood Conservation	Mayumi Kara M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
08:00-08:20	Plant Bioresource Utilization by Local communities of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
08:20-08:40	Implementation of the Course “Wood Culture” in the Education of Forestry Students	Elena Vladimirova University of New Brunswick
08:40-09:40	Breakfast
	Topic 3: Construction and Buildings Including Wood Durability and Protection Needs Chair: Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Principal Scientist, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) / Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products
09:40-10:15	Keynote- Wooden buildings / Constructions – An Overview	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU)
10:15-10:35	Wood Structure Sustainability: A Case Study of Rajwada Palace, Indore, Central India	Sangeeta Gupta Botany Division, Forest Research Institute, Dehradun
10:35-10:55	Diversity of Wood-Inhabiting Fungi on Stakes Exposed in Field Test Site in Korea	Sae-Min YOON National Institute of Forest Science
10:55-11:15	Biodeterioration Resistance of Nigerian Grown Artocarpus Altilis Wood to Xylaria Polymorpha and Sclerotium Rolfsii attack (White and Brown rot fungus)	Olusola Samuel Areo Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria, Ibadan
11:15-11:35	Natural Durability of 20 Brazilian Wood Species after 30 Years in Ground Contact	Fernando Nunes Gouveia Brazilian Forest Service - SFB
11:35-11:55	Structural Properties and Potential Utilization of Lesser-used Hardwoods from Sarawak	Andrew Nyorik Nibu / Andrew H. H. Wong Sarawak Forestry Corporation, Forest Department Sarawak, Malaysia / International Wood Culture Society (IWCS)
11:55-12:10	Coffee Break
	Topic 6: Wood Products and Wood Biotechnology (IAWS Special Session) Chair: Prof. Siqun Wang, University of Tennessee / IAWS Academy Board Chair
12:10-12:45	Keynote- Digital Wood Anatomy - from Tradition into the Future	Gerald Koch Thuenen Institute of Wood Research
12:45-13:05	Preparation of Cellulose-based Electrospun Nanofibrous Air Filter for Efficient Particulate Matter Removal	Qijun Zhang Institute of Urban Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences
13:05-13:25	Lignin Complexity and Flexibility: How and Why Do Grasses Produce Lignins Different from Woods?	Yuki Tobimatsu Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University
13:25-13:45	Investigating Interlocked and Spiral Grain with X-ray Microtomography	David Collings University of Western Australia
13:45-14:05	Biochemicals and Functional Materials from Tree Barks	Ning Yan University of Toronto
14:05-14:25	Viscoelastic Behavior of Modified Wood	Andreja Kutnar University of Primorska & InnoRenew CoE
14:25-14:40	Coffee Break
14:40-15:00	Pushing the Envelope on Wood Products	Scott Renneckar FIAWS, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia, Canada
15:00-15:20	Nanostructured Carbon Materials Derived from Tannin as Electrodes for Supercapacitors and Beyond	Jimena Castro Gutiérrez CNRS Université de Lorraine, France
15:20-15:40	Recycling Wood Products – It’s Easy, Right?	Mark IRLE Ecole Supérieure du Bois
15:40-16:00	Moisture-induced Stress and Distortion of Wood: A Numerical and Experimental Study of Wood's Drying and Long-term Behaviour	Sara Florisson Uppsala University
16:00-16:20	Pinus Radiata Plantations Grown in NZ and Wood Products Derived from it - Past, Present and Future	Bernadette Nanayakkara Scionresearch
Tuesday, 22nd March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
	Topic 2: Challenges and Opportunities for Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Prof. Chunping Dai, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia
05:00-05:35	Forest Protection for Climate Change Mitigation	Salleh Mohd. Nor IUFRO Former President
05:35-05:55	Some Threatened Woody Plant Species in Forests Over Limestone in the Philippine Islands	Inocencio E Buot Jr., Ren Divien Obena, Elaine Loreen Villanueva, Marjorie delos Angeles and Anacleto Caringal University of the Philippines Los Baños
05:55-06:15	Non-Wood Forest Products: Kenaf Development in Pahang, Malaysia – Challenges, Opportunities	Mohd Za’im Bin Mohd Nor National Kenaf and Tobacco Board, Malaysia
06:15-06:30	Coffee Break
06:30-06:50	The Socioecological Production Landscapes (SEPLs) of the Philippines: Status, Problems and Future Directions	Anne Frances V. Buhay University of the Philippines Los Baños
06:50-07:10	Factors influencing vegetation structure in forests over limestone in Samar Island Natural Park	Inocencio E. Buot, Jr., Elaine Loreen C. Villanueva, Marjorie D. delos Angeles and Ren Divien R. Obeña University of the Philippines Los Baños
07:10-07:30	The Role of Indigenous Food Plants on Household Food Security Among Farm Families in Ilocos Norte, Philippines	Rodel T. Utrera Mariano Marcos State University
07:30-07:50	Opportunities and Challenges for the Development of Global Bamboo Construction Sector	Kewei Liu International Bamboo and Rattan Organisation
07:50-08:50	Breakfast
	Topic 4: Building Components, Furniture, Musical Instruments, Artifacts and Design Chair: Prof. Andreja Kutnar, University of Primorska, Andrej Marušič Institute / Director of InnoRenew CoE
08:50-09:25	Keynote- Adding Value & Local Capacity at the Forest Source: A Path to Sustainability	Scott Landis GreenWood
09:25-09:45	Investigation of Shear Performance of Light Frame Wall Sheathed with Structural Particleboard	Chul-Ki Kim Wood Engineering Div., National Institute of Forest Scienc
09:45-10:05	From Craftsmen to Artists: Engaging and Empowering Philippine Woodcarvers	Consuelo Dl. Habito University of the Philippine Open University
10:05-10:25	Neapolitan Wood Caftsmanship of the 18th Century: Discovering Ancient Technologies in Lutherie	Martino Quintavalla DEIB- Politecnico di Milano
10:25-10:45	Forest – A Designer's Perspective	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
10:45-11:05	The Wooden Mouthpiece: A Significant Element of the Alphorn Sound	Mike Maurer Klingendes Museum Bern
11:05-11:25	Historical & Contemporary Approaches to the Daxophone	Daniel Fishkin The Cooper Union for Art & Science
11:25-11:45	Wood artists and artisans in Egypt during the New kingdom (18th Dynasty, 1550-1292 BC). A study case about the objects from the intact tomb of Kha (overseer of works) and his wife Merit conserved in the Museo Egizio of Turin (Italy)	Maria Victoria Asensi Amorós & Takao Itoh Xylodata SARL/ Kyoto University
11:45-12:00	Coffee Break
	Topic 1: Historical Utilization and Cultural Values of Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Dr. Péter Szabó, Institute of Botany of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Brno, Czech Republic/Carson Fellow, Rachel Carson Center, Germany
12:00-12:35	Keynote- Historical Utilization of Trees and Woods and Contemporary Cultural Values	Ian D. Rotherham Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre
12:35-12:55	The Concept and Cultural Characteristics of Shira-Wood	Guang-jie Zhao & Chao Li Beijing Forestry University/Zhejiang Sci-Tech University
12:55-13:15	Wood Identification of Pagoda in Japan	Misao Yokoyama & Takao Itoh Kyoto University
13:15-13:35	Philippine Native Trees: Raw Materials of Century Old Wood Structures, Ecclesiastical Museum Collection and Immovable Woodcrafts in Several Churches in Bohol Provinces	Jennifer M. Conda Department of Science and Technology – Forest Products Research and Development Institute
13:35-13:55	Wooden finds suggest a sustainable forestry in prehistoric Hallstatt, Austria	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, BOKU, Vienna, Austria
13:55-14:15	The Underutilized Yams (Dioscoreaceae) for Food and Feed Source: Ethnobotanical Evidences from Ilocos Norte, Luzon, Philippines	Menisa A. Antonio Mariano Marcos State University
14:15-14:35	Pitch oil production – an intangible cultural heritage in Central Europe	Johannes Tintner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna
14:35-14:55	Cultural Treasure of the Philippines: the glory of a bamboo dance, Tinikling	Merites M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
14:55-15:15	Ecological stabilization of raw earth by adding additives based on non-timber forest products: Case of Parkia biglobosa seets and Vitellaria paradoxa nuts	Edmond Codjo ADJOVI & KOTO TAMOU Bio Chéissou National University of Sciences, Technologies, Engineering and Mathematics
15:15-15:30	Coffee Break
15:30-15:50	Tree bark in the textiles of the Neolithic lakeshore settlements in south-western Germany	Sebastian Million State Office for Cultural Heritage Preservation in the Stuttgart Regional Council
15:50-16:10	Traditional use of wood in Mediterranean island	Giovanna Sala Department of Agricultural, Food and Forest, University of Palermo
16:10-16:30	Lord of the Forest, Barong and Calonarang: Purification in Bali via Wooden Mask Performance	Kathy Foley University of California Santa Cruz
16:30-16:40	Phytochemical and In vitro Antioxidant and Antimicrobial Activity of Indigenous Vegetables of Ilocos Norte	Maingelline B. Vivit Mariano Marcos State University
16:40-16:50	Historical Utilization, Cultural Significances and Ethnobotanical Uses of Cedrus Deodara (Roxb. ex D. Don) G. Don in North India	Upasna Sharma Forest Research Institute (FRI), Dehradun, India

2022 World Wood Day Online Symposium Program

Date: 21st-22nd/23rd March (CST, China Standard Time)

Monday, 21st March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
16:00-16:30	Welcome and Opening Remarks	Dr. Andrew Wong, IWCS Honorary Coordinator for Malaysia and Southeast Asia Dr. Michael Grabner, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) / Editor in Chief of International Journal of Culture (IJWC) Prof. Yafang Yin, Executive Secretary of International Association of Wood Anatomists (IAWA) Prof. Yoon Soo Kim, President, International Academy of Wood Science (IAWS) Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Coordinator of IUFRO Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture Dr. Jürgen Kusmin, Forest Department, Estonian State Forest Management Centre (RMK)
	Topic 5: Education on Forest Sustainability, Forest Products Utilization and Culture Chair: Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Austrian Forest Association / Coordinator of IUFRO Research Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture
16:30-17:05	Keynote- Bridging the Gap between Public and Professional Perceptions of Forests and Trees: Enhancing Social and Cultural Literacy in Education and Research.	John Parrotta USDA Forest Service, Research & Development / IUFRO President
17:05-17:25	Forests and People for Change: The Role of Communication in Environmental Governance	Michiko Karisa M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños – Forestry Development Cente
17:25-17:45	Wood in Sport Equipment - Heritage, Present, Perspective	Francesco Negro DISAFA, University of Torino, Italy
17:45-18:05	Biophysical Assessment of the Plant Bioresources of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
18:05-18:20	Coffee Break
18:20-18:40	Towards Efficient Wood Use – Practical Education as a Tool to Imagine Wood Cascading Potentiality	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
18:40-19:00	Online Advocacies and Education for Forests and Wood Conservation	Mayumi Kara M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
19:00-19:20	Plant Bioresource Utilization by Local communities of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
19:20-19:40	Implementation of the Course “Wood Culture” in the Education of Forestry Students	Elena Vladimirova University of New Brunswick
19:40-20:40	Dinner
	Topic 3: Construction and Buildings Including Wood Durability and Protection Needs Chair: Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Principal Scientist, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) / Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products
20:40-21:15	Keynote- Wooden buildings / Constructions – An Overview	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU)
21:15-21:35	Wood Structure Sustainability: A Case Study of Rajwada Palace, Indore, Central India	Sangeeta Gupta Botany Division, Forest Research Institute, Dehradun
21:35-21:55	Diversity of Wood-Inhabiting Fungi on Stakes Exposed in Field Test Site in Korea	Sae-Min YOON National Institute of Forest Science
21:55-22:15	Biodeterioration Resistance of Nigerian Grown Artocarpus Altilis Wood to Xylaria Polymorpha and Sclerotium Rolfsii attack (White and Brown rot fungus)	Olusola Samuel Areo Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria, Ibadan
22:15-22:35	Natural Durability of 20 Brazilian Wood Species after 30 Years in Ground Contact	Fernando Nunes Gouveia Brazilian Forest Service - SFB
22:35-22:55	Structural Properties and Potential Utilization of Lesser-used Hardwoods from Sarawak	Andrew Nyorik Nibu / Andrew H. H. Wong Sarawak Forestry Corporation, Forest Department Sarawak, Malaysia / International Wood Culture Society (IWCS)
22:55-23:10	Coffee Break
	Topic 6: Wood Products and Wood Biotechnology (IAWS Special Session) Chair: Prof. Siqun Wang, University of Tennessee / IAWS Academy Board Chair
23:10-23:45	Keynote- Digital Wood Anatomy - from Tradition into the Future	Gerald Koch Thuenen Institute of Wood Research
23:45-00:05	Preparation of Cellulose-based Electrospun Nanofibrous Air Filter for Efficient Particulate Matter Removal	Qijun Zhang Institute of Urban Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences
00:05-00:25 *March 22	Lignin Complexity and Flexibility: How and Why Do Grasses Produce Lignins Different from Woods?	Yuki Tobimatsu Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University
00:25-00:45 *March 22	Investigating Interlocked and Spiral Grain with X-ray Microtomography	David Collings University of Western Australia
00:45-01:05 *March 22	Biochemicals and Functional Materials from Tree Barks	Ning Yan University of Toronto
01:05-01:25 *March 22	Viscoelastic Behavior of Modified Wood	Andreja Kutnar University of Primorska & InnoRenew CoE
01:25-01:40 *March 22	Coffee Break
01:40-02:00 *March 22	Pushing the Envelope on Wood Products	Scott Renneckar FIAWS, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia, Canada
02:00-02:20 *March 22	Nanostructured Carbon Materials Derived from Tannin as Electrodes for Supercapacitors and Beyond	Jimena Castro Gutiérrez CNRS Université de Lorraine, France
02:20-02:40 *March 22	Recycling Wood Products – It’s Easy, Right?	Mark IRLE Ecole Supérieure du Bois
02:40-03:00 *March 22	Moisture-induced Stress and Distortion of Wood: A Numerical and Experimental Study of Wood's Drying and Long-term Behaviour	Sara Florisson Uppsala University
03:00-03:20 *March 22	Pinus Radiata Plantations Grown in NZ and Wood Products Derived from it - Past, Present and Future	Bernadette Nanayakkara Scionresearch
Tuesday, 22nd March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
	Topic 2: Challenges and Opportunities for Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Prof. Chunping Dai, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia
16:00-16:35	Forest Protection for Climate Change Mitigation	Salleh Mohd. Nor IUFRO Former President
16:35-16:55	Some Threatened Woody Plant Species in Forests Over Limestone in the Philippine Islands	Inocencio E Buot Jr., Ren Divien Obena, Elaine Loreen Villanueva, Marjorie delos Angeles and Anacleto Caringal University of the Philippines Los Baños
16:55-17:15	Non-Wood Forest Products: Kenaf Development in Pahang, Malaysia – Challenges, Opportunities	Mohd Za’im Bin Mohd Nor National Kenaf and Tobacco Board, Malaysia
17:15-17:30	Coffee Break
17:30-17:50	The Socioecological Production Landscapes (SEPLs) of the Philippines: Status, Problems and Future Directions	Anne Frances V. Buhay University of the Philippines Los Baños
17:50-18:10	Factors influencing vegetation structure in forests over limestone in Samar Island Natural Park	Inocencio E. Buot, Jr., Elaine Loreen C. Villanueva, Marjorie D. delos Angeles and Ren Divien R. Obeña University of the Philippines Los Baños
18:10-18:30	The Role of Indigenous Food Plants on Household Food Security Among Farm Families in Ilocos Norte, Philippines	Rodel T. Utrera Mariano Marcos State University
18:30-18:50	Opportunities and Challenges for the Development of Global Bamboo Construction Sector	Kewei Liu International Bamboo and Rattan Organisation
18:50-19:50	Dinner
	Topic 4: Building Components, Furniture, Musical Instruments, Artifacts and Design Chair: Prof. Andreja Kutnar, University of Primorska, Andrej Marušič Institute / Director of InnoRenew CoE
19:50-20:25	Keynote- Adding Value & Local Capacity at the Forest Source: A Path to Sustainability	Scott Landis GreenWood
20:25-20:45	Investigation of Shear Performance of Light Frame Wall Sheathed with Structural Particleboard	Chul-Ki Kim Wood Engineering Div., National Institute of Forest Scienc
20:45-21:05	From Craftsmen to Artists: Engaging and Empowering Philippine Woodcarvers	Consuelo Dl. Habito University of the Philippine Open University
21:05-21:25	Neapolitan Wood Caftsmanship of the 18th Century: Discovering Ancient Technologies in Lutherie	Martino Quintavalla DEIB- Politecnico di Milano
21:25-21:45	Forest – A Designer's Perspective	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
21:45-22:05	The Wooden Mouthpiece: A Significant Element of the Alphorn Sound	Mike Maurer Klingendes Museum Bern
22:05-22:25	Historical & Contemporary Approaches to the Daxophone	Daniel Fishkin The Cooper Union for Art & Science
22:25-22:45	Wood artists and artisans in Egypt during the New kingdom (18th Dynasty, 1550-1292 BC). A study case about the objects from the intact tomb of Kha (overseer of works) and his wife Merit conserved in the Museo Egizio of Turin (Italy)	Maria Victoria Asensi Amorós & Takao Itoh Xylodata SARL/ Kyoto University
22:45-23:00	Coffee Break
	Topic 1: Historical Utilization and Cultural Values of Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Dr. Péter Szabó, Institute of Botany of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Brno, Czech Republic/Carson Fellow, Rachel Carson Center, Germany
23:00-23:35	Keynote- Historical Utilization of Trees and Woods and Contemporary Cultural Values	Ian D. Rotherham Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre
23:35-23:55	The Concept and Cultural Characteristics of Shira-Wood	Guang-jie Zhao & Chao Li Beijing Forestry University/Zhejiang Sci-Tech University
23:55-00:15	Wood Identification of Pagoda in Japan	Misao Yokoyama & Takao Itoh Kyoto University
00:15-00:35 *March 23	Philippine Native Trees: Raw Materials of Century Old Wood Structures, Ecclesiastical Museum Collection and Immovable Woodcrafts in Several Churches in Bohol Provinces	Jennifer M. Conda Department of Science and Technology – Forest Products Research and Development Institute
00:35-00:55 *March 23	Wooden finds suggest a sustainable forestry in prehistoric Hallstatt, Austria	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, BOKU, Vienna, Austria
00:55-01:15 *March 23	The Underutilized Yams (Dioscoreaceae) for Food and Feed Source: Ethnobotanical Evidences from Ilocos Norte, Luzon, Philippines	Menisa A. Antonio Mariano Marcos State University
01:15-01:35 *March 23	Pitch oil production – an intangible cultural heritage in Central Europe	Johannes Tintner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna
01:35-01:55 *March 23	Cultural Treasure of the Philippines: the glory of a bamboo dance, Tinikling	Merites M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
01:55-02:15 *March 23	Ecological stabilization of raw earth by adding additives based on non-timber forest products: Case of Parkia biglobosa seets and Vitellaria paradoxa nuts	Edmond Codjo ADJOVI & KOTO TAMOU Bio Chéissou National University of Sciences, Technologies, Engineering and Mathematics
02:15-02:30 *March 23	Coffee Break
02:30-02:50 *March 23	Tree bark in the textiles of the Neolithic lakeshore settlements in south-western Germany	Sebastian Million State Office for Cultural Heritage Preservation in the Stuttgart Regional Council
02:50-03:10 *March 23	Traditional use of wood in Mediterranean island	Giovanna Sala Department of Agricultural, Food and Forest, University of Palermo
03:10-03:30 *March 23	Lord of the Forest, Barong and Calonarang: Purification in Bali via Wooden Mask Performance	Kathy Foley University of California Santa Cruz
03:30-03:40 *March 23	Phytochemical and In vitro Antioxidant and Antimicrobial Activity of Indigenous Vegetables of Ilocos Norte	Maingelline B. Vivit Mariano Marcos State University
03:40-03:50 *March 23	Historical Utilization, Cultural Significances and Ethnobotanical Uses of Cedrus Deodara (Roxb. ex D. Don) G. Don in North India	Upasna Sharma Forest Research Institute (FRI), Dehradun, India

2022 World Wood Day Online Symposium Program

Date: 21st-22nd March (CET)

Monday, 21st March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
09:00-09:30	Welcome and Opening Remarks	Dr. Andrew Wong, IWCS Honorary Coordinator for Malaysia and Southeast Asia Dr. Michael Grabner, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) / Editor in Chief of International Journal of Culture (IJWC) Prof. Yafang Yin, Executive Secretary of International Association of Wood Anatomists (IAWA) Prof. Yoon Soo Kim, President, International Academy of Wood Science (IAWS) Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Coordinator of IUFRO Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture Dr. Jürgen Kusmin, Forest Department, Estonian State Forest Management Centre (RMK)
	Topic 5: Education on Forest Sustainability, Forest Products Utilization and Culture Chair: Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Austrian Forest Association / Coordinator of IUFRO Research Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture
09:30-10:05	Keynote- Bridging the Gap between Public and Professional Perceptions of Forests and Trees: Enhancing Social and Cultural Literacy in Education and Research.	John Parrotta USDA Forest Service, Research & Development / IUFRO President
10:05-10:25	Forests and People for Change: The Role of Communication in Environmental Governance	Michiko Karisa M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños – Forestry Development Cente
10:25-10:45	Wood in Sport Equipment - Heritage, Present, Perspective	Francesco Negro DISAFA, University of Torino, Italy
10:45-11:05	Biophysical Assessment of the Plant Bioresources of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
11:05-11:20	Coffee Break
11:20-11:40	Towards Efficient Wood Use – Practical Education as a Tool to Imagine Wood Cascading Potentiality	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
11:40-12:00	Online Advocacies and Education for Forests and Wood Conservation	Mayumi Kara M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
12:00-12:20	Plant Bioresource Utilization by Local communities of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
12:20-12:40	Implementation of the Course “Wood Culture” in the Education of Forestry Students	Elena Vladimirova University of New Brunswick
12:40-13:40	Lunch
	Topic 3: Construction and Buildings Including Wood Durability and Protection Needs Chair: Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Principal Scientist, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) / Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products
13:40-14:15	Keynote- Wooden buildings / Constructions – An Overview	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU)
14:15-14:35	Wood Structure Sustainability: A Case Study of Rajwada Palace, Indore, Central India	Sangeeta Gupta Botany Division, Forest Research Institute, Dehradun
14:35-14:55	Diversity of Wood-Inhabiting Fungi on Stakes Exposed in Field Test Site in Korea	Sae-Min YOON National Institute of Forest Science
14:55-15:15	Biodeterioration Resistance of Nigerian Grown Artocarpus Altilis Wood to Xylaria Polymorpha and Sclerotium Rolfsii attack (White and Brown rot fungus)	Olusola Samuel Areo Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria, Ibadan
15:15-15:35	Natural Durability of 20 Brazilian Wood Species after 30 Years in Ground Contact	Fernando Nunes Gouveia Brazilian Forest Service - SFB
15:35-15:55	Structural Properties and Potential Utilization of Lesser-used Hardwoods from Sarawak	Andrew Nyorik Nibu / Andrew H. H. Wong Sarawak Forestry Corporation, Forest Department Sarawak, Malaysia / International Wood Culture Society (IWCS)
15:55-16:10	Coffee Break
	Topic 6: Wood Products and Wood Biotechnology (IAWS Special Session) Chair: Prof. Siqun Wang, University of Tennessee / IAWS Academy Board Chair
16:10-16:45	Keynote- Digital Wood Anatomy - from Tradition into the Future	Gerald Koch Thuenen Institute of Wood Research
16:45-17:05	Preparation of Cellulose-based Electrospun Nanofibrous Air Filter for Efficient Particulate Matter Removal	Qijun Zhang Institute of Urban Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences
17:05-17:25	Lignin Complexity and Flexibility: How and Why Do Grasses Produce Lignins Different from Woods?	Yuki Tobimatsu Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University
17:25-17:45	Investigating Interlocked and Spiral Grain with X-ray Microtomography	David Collings University of Western Australia
17:45-18:05	Biochemicals and Functional Materials from Tree Barks	Ning Yan University of Toronto
18:05-18:25	Viscoelastic Behavior of Modified Wood	Andreja Kutnar University of Primorska & InnoRenew CoE
18:25-18:40	Coffee Break
18:40-19:00	Pushing the Envelope on Wood Products	Scott Renneckar FIAWS, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia, Canada
19:00-19:20	Nanostructured Carbon Materials Derived from Tannin as Electrodes for Supercapacitors and Beyond	Jimena Castro Gutiérrez CNRS Université de Lorraine, France
19:20-19:40	Recycling Wood Products – It’s Easy, Right?	Mark IRLE Ecole Supérieure du Bois
19:40-20:00	Moisture-induced Stress and Distortion of Wood: A Numerical and Experimental Study of Wood's Drying and Long-term Behaviour	Sara Florisson Uppsala University
20:00-20:20	Pinus Radiata Plantations Grown in NZ and Wood Products Derived from it - Past, Present and Future	Bernadette Nanayakkara Scionresearch
Tuesday, 22nd March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
	Topic 2: Challenges and Opportunities for Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Prof. Chunping Dai, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia
09:00-09:35	Forest Protection for Climate Change Mitigation	Salleh Mohd. Nor IUFRO Former President
09:35-09:55	Some Threatened Woody Plant Species in Forests Over Limestone in the Philippine Islands	Inocencio E Buot Jr., Ren Divien Obena, Elaine Loreen Villanueva, Marjorie delos Angeles and Anacleto Caringal University of the Philippines Los Baños
09:55-10:15	Non-Wood Forest Products: Kenaf Development in Pahang, Malaysia – Challenges, Opportunities	Mohd Za’im Bin Mohd Nor National Kenaf and Tobacco Board, Malaysia
10:15-10:30	Coffee Break
10:30-10:50	The Socioecological Production Landscapes (SEPLs) of the Philippines: Status, Problems and Future Directions	Anne Frances V. Buhay University of the Philippines Los Baños
10:50-11:10	Factors influencing vegetation structure in forests over limestone in Samar Island Natural Park	Inocencio E. Buot, Jr., Elaine Loreen C. Villanueva, Marjorie D. delos Angeles and Ren Divien R. Obeña University of the Philippines Los Baños
11:10-11:30	The Role of Indigenous Food Plants on Household Food Security Among Farm Families in Ilocos Norte, Philippines	Rodel T. Utrera Mariano Marcos State University
11:30-11:50	Opportunities and Challenges for the Development of Global Bamboo Construction Sector	Kewei Liu International Bamboo and Rattan Organisation
11:50-12:50	Lunch
	Topic 4: Building Components, Furniture, Musical Instruments, Artifacts and Design Chair: Prof. Andreja Kutnar, University of Primorska, Andrej Marušič Institute / Director of InnoRenew CoE
12:50-13:25	Keynote- Adding Value & Local Capacity at the Forest Source: A Path to Sustainability	Scott Landis GreenWood
13:25-13:45	Investigation of Shear Performance of Light Frame Wall Sheathed with Structural Particleboard	Chul-Ki Kim Wood Engineering Div., National Institute of Forest Scienc
13:45-14:05	From Craftsmen to Artists: Engaging and Empowering Philippine Woodcarvers	Consuelo Dl. Habito University of the Philippine Open University
14:05-14:25	Neapolitan Wood Caftsmanship of the 18th Century: Discovering Ancient Technologies in Lutherie	Martino Quintavalla DEIB- Politecnico di Milano
14:25-14:45	Forest – A Designer's Perspective	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
14:45-15:05	The Wooden Mouthpiece: A Significant Element of the Alphorn Sound	Mike Maurer Klingendes Museum Bern
15:05-15:25	Historical & Contemporary Approaches to the Daxophone	Daniel Fishkin The Cooper Union for Art & Science
15:25-15:45	Wood artists and artisans in Egypt during the New kingdom (18th Dynasty, 1550-1292 BC). A study case about the objects from the intact tomb of Kha (overseer of works) and his wife Merit conserved in the Museo Egizio of Turin (Italy)	Maria Victoria Asensi Amorós & Takao Itoh Xylodata SARL/ Kyoto University
15:45-16:00	Coffee Break
	Topic 1: Historical Utilization and Cultural Values of Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Dr. Péter Szabó, Institute of Botany of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Brno, Czech Republic/Carson Fellow, Rachel Carson Center, Germany
16:00-16:35	Keynote- Historical Utilization of Trees and Woods and Contemporary Cultural Values	Ian D. Rotherham Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre
16:35-16:55	The Concept and Cultural Characteristics of Shira-Wood	Guang-jie Zhao & Chao Li Beijing Forestry University/Zhejiang Sci-Tech University
16:55-17:15	Wood Identification of Pagoda in Japan	Misao Yokoyama & Takao Itoh Kyoto University
17:15-17:35	Philippine Native Trees: Raw Materials of Century Old Wood Structures, Ecclesiastical Museum Collection and Immovable Woodcrafts in Several Churches in Bohol Provinces	Jennifer M. Conda Department of Science and Technology – Forest Products Research and Development Institute
17:35-17:55	Wooden finds suggest a sustainable forestry in prehistoric Hallstatt, Austria	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, BOKU, Vienna, Austria
17:55-18:15	The Underutilized Yams (Dioscoreaceae) for Food and Feed Source: Ethnobotanical Evidences from Ilocos Norte, Luzon, Philippines	Menisa A. Antonio Mariano Marcos State University
18:15-18:35	Pitch oil production – an intangible cultural heritage in Central Europe	Johannes Tintner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna
18:35-18:55	Cultural Treasure of the Philippines: the glory of a bamboo dance, Tinikling	Merites M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
18:55-19:15	Ecological stabilization of raw earth by adding additives based on non-timber forest products: Case of Parkia biglobosa seets and Vitellaria paradoxa nuts	Edmond Codjo ADJOVI & KOTO TAMOU Bio Chéissou National University of Sciences, Technologies, Engineering and Mathematics
19:15-19:30	Coffee Break
19:30-19:50	Tree bark in the textiles of the Neolithic lakeshore settlements in south-western Germany	Sebastian Million State Office for Cultural Heritage Preservation in the Stuttgart Regional Council
19:50-20:10	Traditional use of wood in Mediterranean island	Giovanna Sala Department of Agricultural, Food and Forest, University of Palermo
20:10-20:30	Lord of the Forest, Barong and Calonarang: Purification in Bali via Wooden Mask Performance	Kathy Foley University of California Santa Cruz
20:30-20:40	Phytochemical and In vitro Antioxidant and Antimicrobial Activity of Indigenous Vegetables of Ilocos Norte	Maingelline B. Vivit Mariano Marcos State University
20:40-20:50	Historical Utilization, Cultural Significances and Ethnobotanical Uses of Cedrus Deodara (Roxb. ex D. Don) G. Don in North India	Upasna Sharma Forest Research Institute (FRI), Dehradun, India

2022 World Wood Day Online Symposium Program

Date: 21st-22nd March (EDT)

Monday, 21st March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
04:00-04:30	Welcome and Opening Remarks	Dr. Andrew Wong, IWCS Honorary Coordinator for Malaysia and Southeast Asia Dr. Michael Grabner, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) / Editor in Chief of International Journal of Culture (IJWC) Prof. Yafang Yin, Executive Secretary of International Association of Wood Anatomists (IAWA) Prof. Yoon Soo Kim, President, International Academy of Wood Science (IAWS) Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Coordinator of IUFRO Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture Dr. Jürgen Kusmin, Forest Department, Estonian State Forest Management Centre (RMK)
	Topic 5: Education on Forest Sustainability, Forest Products Utilization and Culture Chair: Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Austrian Forest Association / Coordinator of IUFRO Research Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture
04:30-05:05	Keynote- Bridging the Gap between Public and Professional Perceptions of Forests and Trees: Enhancing Social and Cultural Literacy in Education and Research.	John Parrotta USDA Forest Service, Research & Development / IUFRO President
05:05-05:25	Forests and People for Change: The Role of Communication in Environmental Governance	Michiko Karisa M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños – Forestry Development Cente
05:25-05:45	Wood in Sport Equipment - Heritage, Present, Perspective	Francesco Negro DISAFA, University of Torino, Italy
05:45-06:05	Biophysical Assessment of the Plant Bioresources of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
06:05-06:20	Coffee Break
06:20-06:40	Towards Efficient Wood Use – Practical Education as a Tool to Imagine Wood Cascading Potentiality	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
06:40-07:00	Online Advocacies and Education for Forests and Wood Conservation	Mayumi Kara M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
07:00-07:20	Plant Bioresource Utilization by Local communities of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
07:20-07:40	Implementation of the Course “Wood Culture” in the Education of Forestry Students	Elena Vladimirova University of New Brunswick
07:40-08:40	Breakfast
	Topic 3: Construction and Buildings Including Wood Durability and Protection Needs Chair: Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Principal Scientist, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) / Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products
08:40-09:15	Keynote- Wooden buildings / Constructions – An Overview	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU)
09:15-09:35	Wood Structure Sustainability: A Case Study of Rajwada Palace, Indore, Central India	Sangeeta Gupta Botany Division, Forest Research Institute, Dehradun
09:35-09:55	Diversity of Wood-Inhabiting Fungi on Stakes Exposed in Field Test Site in Korea	Sae-Min YOON National Institute of Forest Science
09:55-10:15	Biodeterioration Resistance of Nigerian Grown Artocarpus Altilis Wood to Xylaria Polymorpha and Sclerotium Rolfsii attack (White and Brown rot fungus)	Olusola Samuel Areo Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria, Ibadan
10:15-10:35	Natural Durability of 20 Brazilian Wood Species after 30 Years in Ground Contact	Fernando Nunes Gouveia Brazilian Forest Service - SFB
10:35-10:55	Structural Properties and Potential Utilization of Lesser-used Hardwoods from Sarawak	Andrew Nyorik Nibu / Andrew H. H. Wong Sarawak Forestry Corporation, Forest Department Sarawak, Malaysia / International Wood Culture Society (IWCS)
10:55-11:10	Coffee Break
	Topic 6: Wood Products and Wood Biotechnology (IAWS Special Session) Chair: Prof. Siqun Wang, University of Tennessee / IAWS Academy Board Chair
11:10-11:45	Keynote- Digital Wood Anatomy - from Tradition into the Future	Gerald Koch Thuenen Institute of Wood Research
11:45-12:05	Preparation of Cellulose-based Electrospun Nanofibrous Air Filter for Efficient Particulate Matter Removal	Qijun Zhang Institute of Urban Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences
12:05-12:25	Lignin Complexity and Flexibility: How and Why Do Grasses Produce Lignins Different from Woods?	Yuki Tobimatsu Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University
12:25-12:45	Investigating Interlocked and Spiral Grain with X-ray Microtomography	David Collings University of Western Australia
12:45-13:05	Biochemicals and Functional Materials from Tree Barks	Ning Yan University of Toronto
13:05-13:25	Viscoelastic Behavior of Modified Wood	Andreja Kutnar University of Primorska & InnoRenew CoE
13:25-13:40	Coffee Break
13:40-14:00	Pushing the Envelope on Wood Products	Scott Renneckar FIAWS, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia, Canada
14:00-14:20	Nanostructured Carbon Materials Derived from Tannin as Electrodes for Supercapacitors and Beyond	Jimena Castro Gutiérrez CNRS Université de Lorraine, France
14:20-14:40	Recycling Wood Products – It’s Easy, Right?	Mark IRLE Ecole Supérieure du Bois
14:40-15:00	Moisture-induced Stress and Distortion of Wood: A Numerical and Experimental Study of Wood's Drying and Long-term Behaviour	Sara Florisson Uppsala University
15:00-15:20	Pinus Radiata Plantations Grown in NZ and Wood Products Derived from it - Past, Present and Future	Bernadette Nanayakkara Scionresearch
Tuesday, 22nd March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
	Topic 2: Challenges and Opportunities for Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Prof. Chunping Dai, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia
04:00-04:35	Forest Protection for Climate Change Mitigation	Salleh Mohd. Nor IUFRO Former President
04:35-04:55	Some Threatened Woody Plant Species in Forests Over Limestone in the Philippine Islands	Inocencio E Buot Jr., Ren Divien Obena, Elaine Loreen Villanueva, Marjorie delos Angeles and Anacleto Caringal University of the Philippines Los Baños
04:55-05:15	Non-Wood Forest Products: Kenaf Development in Pahang, Malaysia – Challenges, Opportunities	Mohd Za’im Bin Mohd Nor National Kenaf and Tobacco Board, Malaysia
05:15-05:30	Coffee Break
05:30-05:50	The Socioecological Production Landscapes (SEPLs) of the Philippines: Status, Problems and Future Directions	Anne Frances V. Buhay University of the Philippines Los Baños
05:50-06:10	Factors influencing vegetation structure in forests over limestone in Samar Island Natural Park	Inocencio E. Buot, Jr., Elaine Loreen C. Villanueva, Marjorie D. delos Angeles and Ren Divien R. Obeña University of the Philippines Los Baños
06:10-06:30	The Role of Indigenous Food Plants on Household Food Security Among Farm Families in Ilocos Norte, Philippines	Rodel T. Utrera Mariano Marcos State University
06:30-06:50	Opportunities and Challenges for the Development of Global Bamboo Construction Sector	Kewei Liu International Bamboo and Rattan Organisation
06:50-07:50	Breakfast
	Topic 4: Building Components, Furniture, Musical Instruments, Artifacts and Design Chair: Prof. Andreja Kutnar, University of Primorska, Andrej Marušič Institute / Director of InnoRenew CoE
07:50-08:25	Keynote- Adding Value & Local Capacity at the Forest Source: A Path to Sustainability	Scott Landis GreenWood
08:25-08:45	Investigation of Shear Performance of Light Frame Wall Sheathed with Structural Particleboard	Chul-Ki Kim Wood Engineering Div., National Institute of Forest Scienc
08:45-09:05	From Craftsmen to Artists: Engaging and Empowering Philippine Woodcarvers	Consuelo Dl. Habito University of the Philippine Open University
09:05-09:25	Neapolitan Wood Caftsmanship of the 18th Century: Discovering Ancient Technologies in Lutherie	Martino Quintavalla DEIB- Politecnico di Milano
09:25-09:45	Forest – A Designer's Perspective	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
09:45-10:05	The Wooden Mouthpiece: A Significant Element of the Alphorn Sound	Mike Maurer Klingendes Museum Bern
10:05-10:25	Historical & Contemporary Approaches to the Daxophone	Daniel Fishkin The Cooper Union for Art & Science
10:25-10:45	Wood artists and artisans in Egypt during the New kingdom (18th Dynasty, 1550-1292 BC). A study case about the objects from the intact tomb of Kha (overseer of works) and his wife Merit conserved in the Museo Egizio of Turin (Italy)	Maria Victoria Asensi Amorós & Takao Itoh Xylodata SARL/ Kyoto University
10:45-11:00	Coffee Break
	Topic 1: Historical Utilization and Cultural Values of Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Dr. Péter Szabó, Institute of Botany of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Brno, Czech Republic/Carson Fellow, Rachel Carson Center, Germany
11:00-11:35	Keynote- Historical Utilization of Trees and Woods and Contemporary Cultural Values	Ian D. Rotherham Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre
11:35-11:55	The Concept and Cultural Characteristics of Shira-Wood	Guang-jie Zhao & Chao Li Beijing Forestry University/Zhejiang Sci-Tech University
11:55-12:15	Wood Identification of Pagoda in Japan	Misao Yokoyama & Takao Itoh Kyoto University
12:15-12:35	Philippine Native Trees: Raw Materials of Century Old Wood Structures, Ecclesiastical Museum Collection and Immovable Woodcrafts in Several Churches in Bohol Provinces	Jennifer M. Conda Department of Science and Technology – Forest Products Research and Development Institute
12:35-12:55	Wooden finds suggest a sustainable forestry in prehistoric Hallstatt, Austria	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, BOKU, Vienna, Austria
12:55-13:15	The Underutilized Yams (Dioscoreaceae) for Food and Feed Source: Ethnobotanical Evidences from Ilocos Norte, Luzon, Philippines	Menisa A. Antonio Mariano Marcos State University
13:15-13:35	Pitch oil production – an intangible cultural heritage in Central Europe	Johannes Tintner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna
13:35-13:55	Cultural Treasure of the Philippines: the glory of a bamboo dance, Tinikling	Merites M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
13:55-14:15	Ecological stabilization of raw earth by adding additives based on non-timber forest products: Case of Parkia biglobosa seets and Vitellaria paradoxa nuts	Edmond Codjo ADJOVI & KOTO TAMOU Bio Chéissou National University of Sciences, Technologies, Engineering and Mathematics
14:15-14:30	Coffee Break
14:30-14:50	Tree bark in the textiles of the Neolithic lakeshore settlements in south-western Germany	Sebastian Million State Office for Cultural Heritage Preservation in the Stuttgart Regional Council
14:50-15:10	Traditional use of wood in Mediterranean island	Giovanna Sala Department of Agricultural, Food and Forest, University of Palermo
15:10-15:30	Lord of the Forest, Barong and Calonarang: Purification in Bali via Wooden Mask Performance	Kathy Foley University of California Santa Cruz
15:30-15:40	Phytochemical and In vitro Antioxidant and Antimicrobial Activity of Indigenous Vegetables of Ilocos Norte	Maingelline B. Vivit Mariano Marcos State University
15:40-15:50	Historical Utilization, Cultural Significances and Ethnobotanical Uses of Cedrus Deodara (Roxb. ex D. Don) G. Don in North India	Upasna Sharma Forest Research Institute (FRI), Dehradun, India

2022 World Wood Day Online Symposium Program

Date: 21st-22nd March (JST)

Monday, 21st March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
17:00-17:30	Welcome and Opening Remarks	Dr. Andrew Wong, IWCS Honorary Coordinator for Malaysia and Southeast Asia Dr. Michael Grabner, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) / Editor in Chief of International Journal of Culture (IJWC) Prof. Yafang Yin, Executive Secretary of International Association of Wood Anatomists (IAWA) Prof. Yoon Soo Kim, President, International Academy of Wood Science (IAWS) Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Coordinator of IUFRO Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture Dr. Jürgen Kusmin, Forest Department, Estonian State Forest Management Centre (RMK)
	Topic 5: Education on Forest Sustainability, Forest Products Utilization and Culture Chair: Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Austrian Forest Association / Coordinator of IUFRO Research Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture
17:30-18:05	Keynote- Bridging the Gap between Public and Professional Perceptions of Forests and Trees: Enhancing Social and Cultural Literacy in Education and Research.	John Parrotta USDA Forest Service, Research & Development / IUFRO President
18:05-18:25	Forests and People for Change: The Role of Communication in Environmental Governance	Michiko Karisa M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños – Forestry Development Cente
18:25-18:45	Wood in Sport Equipment - Heritage, Present, Perspective	Francesco Negro DISAFA, University of Torino, Italy
18:45-19:05	Biophysical Assessment of the Plant Bioresources of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
19:05-19:20	Coffee Break
19:20-19:40	Towards Efficient Wood Use – Practical Education as a Tool to Imagine Wood Cascading Potentiality	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
19:40-20:00	Online Advocacies and Education for Forests and Wood Conservation	Mayumi Kara M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
20:00-20:20	Plant Bioresource Utilization by Local communities of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
20:20-20:40	Implementation of the Course “Wood Culture” in the Education of Forestry Students	Elena Vladimirova University of New Brunswick
20:40-21:40	Dinner
	Topic 3: Construction and Buildings Including Wood Durability and Protection Needs Chair: Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Principal Scientist, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) / Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products
21:40-22:15	Keynote- Wooden buildings / Constructions – An Overview	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU)
22:15-22:35	Wood Structure Sustainability: A Case Study of Rajwada Palace, Indore, Central India	Sangeeta Gupta Botany Division, Forest Research Institute, Dehradun
22:35-22:55	Diversity of Wood-Inhabiting Fungi on Stakes Exposed in Field Test Site in Korea	Sae-Min YOON National Institute of Forest Science
22:55-23:15	Biodeterioration Resistance of Nigerian Grown Artocarpus Altilis Wood to Xylaria Polymorpha and Sclerotium Rolfsii attack (White and Brown rot fungus)	Olusola Samuel Areo Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria, Ibadan
23:15-23:35	Natural Durability of 20 Brazilian Wood Species after 30 Years in Ground Contact	Fernando Nunes Gouveia Brazilian Forest Service - SFB
23:35-23:55	Structural Properties and Potential Utilization of Lesser-used Hardwoods from Sarawak	Andrew Nyorik Nibu / Andrew H. H. Wong Sarawak Forestry Corporation, Forest Department Sarawak, Malaysia / International Wood Culture Society (IWCS)
23:55-00:10 *March 22	Coffee Break
	Topic 6: Wood Products and Wood Biotechnology (IAWS Special Session) Chair: Prof. Siqun Wang, University of Tennessee / IAWS Academy Board Chair
00:10-00:45 *March 22	Keynote- Digital Wood Anatomy - from Tradition into the Future	Gerald Koch Thuenen Institute of Wood Research
00:45-01:05 *March 22	Preparation of Cellulose-based Electrospun Nanofibrous Air Filter for Efficient Particulate Matter Removal	Qijun Zhang Institute of Urban Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences
01:05-01:25 *March 22	Lignin Complexity and Flexibility: How and Why Do Grasses Produce Lignins Different from Woods?	Yuki Tobimatsu Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University
01:25-01:45 *March 22	Investigating Interlocked and Spiral Grain with X-ray Microtomography	David Collings University of Western Australia
01:45-02:05 *March 22	Biochemicals and Functional Materials from Tree Barks	Ning Yan University of Toronto
02:05-02:25 *March 22	Viscoelastic Behavior of Modified Wood	Andreja Kutnar University of Primorska & InnoRenew CoE
02:25-02:40 *March 22	Coffee Break
02:40-03:00 *March 22	Pushing the Envelope on Wood Products	Scott Renneckar FIAWS, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia, Canada
03:00-03:20 *March 22	Nanostructured Carbon Materials Derived from Tannin as Electrodes for Supercapacitors and Beyond	Jimena Castro Gutiérrez CNRS Université de Lorraine, France
03:20-03:40 *March 22	Recycling Wood Products – It’s Easy, Right?	Mark IRLE Ecole Supérieure du Bois
03:40-04:00 *March 22	Moisture-induced Stress and Distortion of Wood: A Numerical and Experimental Study of Wood's Drying and Long-term Behaviour	Sara Florisson Uppsala University
04:00-04:20 *March 22	Pinus Radiata Plantations Grown in NZ and Wood Products Derived from it - Past, Present and Future	Bernadette Nanayakkara Scionresearch
Tuesday, 22nd March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
	Topic 2: Challenges and Opportunities for Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Prof. Chunping Dai, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia
17:00-17:35	Forest Protection for Climate Change Mitigation	Salleh Mohd. Nor IUFRO Former President
17:35-17:55	Some Threatened Woody Plant Species in Forests Over Limestone in the Philippine Islands	Inocencio E Buot Jr., Ren Divien Obena, Elaine Loreen Villanueva, Marjorie delos Angeles and Anacleto Caringal University of the Philippines Los Baños
17:55-18:15	Non-Wood Forest Products: Kenaf Development in Pahang, Malaysia – Challenges, Opportunities	Mohd Za’im Bin Mohd Nor National Kenaf and Tobacco Board, Malaysia
18:15-18:30	Coffee Break
18:30-18:50	The Socioecological Production Landscapes (SEPLs) of the Philippines: Status, Problems and Future Directions	Anne Frances V. Buhay University of the Philippines Los Baños
18:50-19:10	Factors influencing vegetation structure in forests over limestone in Samar Island Natural Park	Inocencio E. Buot, Jr., Elaine Loreen C. Villanueva, Marjorie D. delos Angeles and Ren Divien R. Obeña University of the Philippines Los Baños
19:10-19:30	The Role of Indigenous Food Plants on Household Food Security Among Farm Families in Ilocos Norte, Philippines	Rodel T. Utrera Mariano Marcos State University
19:30-19:50	Opportunities and Challenges for the Development of Global Bamboo Construction Sector	Kewei Liu International Bamboo and Rattan Organisation
19:50-20:50	Dinner
	Topic 4: Building Components, Furniture, Musical Instruments, Artifacts and Design Chair: Prof. Andreja Kutnar, University of Primorska, Andrej Marušič Institute / Director of InnoRenew CoE
20:50-21:25	Keynote- Adding Value & Local Capacity at the Forest Source: A Path to Sustainability	Scott Landis GreenWood
21:25-21:45	Investigation of Shear Performance of Light Frame Wall Sheathed with Structural Particleboard	Chul-Ki Kim Wood Engineering Div., National Institute of Forest Scienc
21:45-22:05	From Craftsmen to Artists: Engaging and Empowering Philippine Woodcarvers	Consuelo Dl. Habito University of the Philippine Open University
22:05-22:25	Neapolitan Wood Caftsmanship of the 18th Century: Discovering Ancient Technologies in Lutherie	Martino Quintavalla DEIB- Politecnico di Milano
22:25-22:45	Forest – A Designer's Perspective	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
22:45-23:05	The Wooden Mouthpiece: A Significant Element of the Alphorn Sound	Mike Maurer Klingendes Museum Bern
23:05-23:25	Historical & Contemporary Approaches to the Daxophone	Daniel Fishkin The Cooper Union for Art & Science
23:25-23:45	Wood artists and artisans in Egypt during the New kingdom (18th Dynasty, 1550-1292 BC). A study case about the objects from the intact tomb of Kha (overseer of works) and his wife Merit conserved in the Museo Egizio of Turin (Italy)	Maria Victoria Asensi Amorós & Takao Itoh Xylodata SARL/ Kyoto University
23:45-00:00 *March 23	Coffee Break
	Topic 1: Historical Utilization and Cultural Values of Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Dr. Péter Szabó, Institute of Botany of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Brno, Czech Republic/Carson Fellow, Rachel Carson Center, Germany
00:00-00:35 *March 23	Keynote- Historical Utilization of Trees and Woods and Contemporary Cultural Values	Ian D. Rotherham Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre
00:35-00:55 *March 23	The Concept and Cultural Characteristics of Shira-Wood	Guang-jie Zhao & Chao Li Beijing Forestry University/Zhejiang Sci-Tech University
00:55-01:15 *March 23	Wood Identification of Pagoda in Japan	Misao Yokoyama & Takao Itoh Kyoto University
01:15-01:35 *March 23	Philippine Native Trees: Raw Materials of Century Old Wood Structures, Ecclesiastical Museum Collection and Immovable Woodcrafts in Several Churches in Bohol Provinces	Jennifer M. Conda Department of Science and Technology – Forest Products Research and Development Institute
01:35-01:55 *March 23	Wooden finds suggest a sustainable forestry in prehistoric Hallstatt, Austria	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, BOKU, Vienna, Austria
01:55-02:15 *March 23	The Underutilized Yams (Dioscoreaceae) for Food and Feed Source: Ethnobotanical Evidences from Ilocos Norte, Luzon, Philippines	Menisa A. Antonio Mariano Marcos State University
02:15-02:35 *March 23	Pitch oil production – an intangible cultural heritage in Central Europe	Johannes Tintner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna
02:35-02:55 *March 23	Cultural Treasure of the Philippines: the glory of a bamboo dance, Tinikling	Merites M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
02:55-03:15 *March 23	Ecological stabilization of raw earth by adding additives based on non-timber forest products: Case of Parkia biglobosa seets and Vitellaria paradoxa nuts	Edmond Codjo ADJOVI & KOTO TAMOU Bio Chéissou National University of Sciences, Technologies, Engineering and Mathematics
03:15-03:30 *March 23	Coffee Break
03:30-03:50 *March 23	Tree bark in the textiles of the Neolithic lakeshore settlements in south-western Germany	Sebastian Million State Office for Cultural Heritage Preservation in the Stuttgart Regional Council
03:50-04:10 *March 23	Traditional use of wood in Mediterranean island	Giovanna Sala Department of Agricultural, Food and Forest, University of Palermo
04:10-04:30 *March 23	Lord of the Forest, Barong and Calonarang: Purification in Bali via Wooden Mask Performance	Kathy Foley University of California Santa Cruz
04:30-04:40 *March 23	Phytochemical and In vitro Antioxidant and Antimicrobial Activity of Indigenous Vegetables of Ilocos Norte	Maingelline B. Vivit Mariano Marcos State University
04:40-04:50 *March 23	Historical Utilization, Cultural Significances and Ethnobotanical Uses of Cedrus Deodara (Roxb. ex D. Don) G. Don in North India	Upasna Sharma Forest Research Institute (FRI), Dehradun, India

2022 World Wood Day Online Symposium Program

Date: 21st-22nd March (KST)

Monday, 21st March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
17:00-17:30	Welcome and Opening Remarks	Dr. Andrew Wong, IWCS Honorary Coordinator for Malaysia and Southeast Asia Dr. Michael Grabner, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) / Editor in Chief of International Journal of Culture (IJWC) Prof. Yafang Yin, Executive Secretary of International Association of Wood Anatomists (IAWA) Prof. Yoon Soo Kim, President, International Academy of Wood Science (IAWS) Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Coordinator of IUFRO Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture Dr. Jürgen Kusmin, Forest Department, Estonian State Forest Management Centre (RMK)
	Topic 5: Education on Forest Sustainability, Forest Products Utilization and Culture Chair: Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Austrian Forest Association / Coordinator of IUFRO Research Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture
17:30-18:05	Keynote- Bridging the Gap between Public and Professional Perceptions of Forests and Trees: Enhancing Social and Cultural Literacy in Education and Research.	John Parrotta USDA Forest Service, Research & Development / IUFRO President
18:05-18:25	Forests and People for Change: The Role of Communication in Environmental Governance	Michiko Karisa M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños – Forestry Development Cente
18:25-18:45	Wood in Sport Equipment - Heritage, Present, Perspective	Francesco Negro DISAFA, University of Torino, Italy
18:45-19:05	Biophysical Assessment of the Plant Bioresources of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
19:05-19:20	Coffee Break
19:20-19:40	Towards Efficient Wood Use – Practical Education as a Tool to Imagine Wood Cascading Potentiality	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
19:40-20:00	Online Advocacies and Education for Forests and Wood Conservation	Mayumi Kara M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
20:00-20:20	Plant Bioresource Utilization by Local communities of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
20:20-20:40	Implementation of the Course “Wood Culture” in the Education of Forestry Students	Elena Vladimirova University of New Brunswick
20:40-21:40	Dinner
	Topic 3: Construction and Buildings Including Wood Durability and Protection Needs Chair: Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Principal Scientist, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) / Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products
21:40-22:15	Keynote- Wooden buildings / Constructions – An Overview	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU)
22:15-22:35	Wood Structure Sustainability: A Case Study of Rajwada Palace, Indore, Central India	Sangeeta Gupta Botany Division, Forest Research Institute, Dehradun
22:35-22:55	Diversity of Wood-Inhabiting Fungi on Stakes Exposed in Field Test Site in Korea	Sae-Min YOON National Institute of Forest Science
22:55-23:15	Biodeterioration Resistance of Nigerian Grown Artocarpus Altilis Wood to Xylaria Polymorpha and Sclerotium Rolfsii attack (White and Brown rot fungus)	Olusola Samuel Areo Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria, Ibadan
23:15-23:35	Natural Durability of 20 Brazilian Wood Species after 30 Years in Ground Contact	Fernando Nunes Gouveia Brazilian Forest Service - SFB
23:35-23:55	Structural Properties and Potential Utilization of Lesser-used Hardwoods from Sarawak	Andrew Nyorik Nibu / Andrew H. H. Wong Sarawak Forestry Corporation, Forest Department Sarawak, Malaysia / International Wood Culture Society (IWCS)
23:55-00:10 *March 22	Coffee Break
	Topic 6: Wood Products and Wood Biotechnology (IAWS Special Session) Chair: Prof. Siqun Wang, University of Tennessee / IAWS Academy Board Chair
00:10-00:45 *March 22	Keynote- Digital Wood Anatomy - from Tradition into the Future	Gerald Koch Thuenen Institute of Wood Research
00:45-01:05 *March 22	Preparation of Cellulose-based Electrospun Nanofibrous Air Filter for Efficient Particulate Matter Removal	Qijun Zhang Institute of Urban Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences
01:05-01:25 *March 22	Lignin Complexity and Flexibility: How and Why Do Grasses Produce Lignins Different from Woods?	Yuki Tobimatsu Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University
01:25-01:45 *March 22	Investigating Interlocked and Spiral Grain with X-ray Microtomography	David Collings University of Western Australia
01:45-02:05 *March 22	Biochemicals and Functional Materials from Tree Barks	Ning Yan University of Toronto
02:05-02:25 *March 22	Viscoelastic Behavior of Modified Wood	Andreja Kutnar University of Primorska & InnoRenew CoE
02:25-02:40 *March 22	Coffee Break
02:40-03:00 *March 22	Pushing the Envelope on Wood Products	Scott Renneckar FIAWS, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia, Canada
03:00-03:20 *March 22	Nanostructured Carbon Materials Derived from Tannin as Electrodes for Supercapacitors and Beyond	Jimena Castro Gutiérrez CNRS Université de Lorraine, France
03:20-03:40 *March 22	Recycling Wood Products – It’s Easy, Right?	Mark IRLE Ecole Supérieure du Bois
03:40-04:00 *March 22	Moisture-induced Stress and Distortion of Wood: A Numerical and Experimental Study of Wood's Drying and Long-term Behaviour	Sara Florisson Uppsala University
04:00-04:20 *March 22	Pinus Radiata Plantations Grown in NZ and Wood Products Derived from it - Past, Present and Future	Bernadette Nanayakkara Scionresearch
Tuesday, 22nd March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
	Topic 2: Challenges and Opportunities for Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Prof. Chunping Dai, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia
17:00-17:35	Forest Protection for Climate Change Mitigation	Salleh Mohd. Nor IUFRO Former President
17:35-17:55	Some Threatened Woody Plant Species in Forests Over Limestone in the Philippine Islands	Inocencio E Buot Jr., Ren Divien Obena, Elaine Loreen Villanueva, Marjorie delos Angeles and Anacleto Caringal University of the Philippines Los Baños
17:55-18:15	Non-Wood Forest Products: Kenaf Development in Pahang, Malaysia – Challenges, Opportunities	Mohd Za’im Bin Mohd Nor National Kenaf and Tobacco Board, Malaysia
18:15-18:30	Coffee Break
18:30-18:50	The Socioecological Production Landscapes (SEPLs) of the Philippines: Status, Problems and Future Directions	Anne Frances V. Buhay University of the Philippines Los Baños
18:50-19:10	Factors influencing vegetation structure in forests over limestone in Samar Island Natural Park	Inocencio E. Buot, Jr., Elaine Loreen C. Villanueva, Marjorie D. delos Angeles and Ren Divien R. Obeña University of the Philippines Los Baños
19:10-19:30	The Role of Indigenous Food Plants on Household Food Security Among Farm Families in Ilocos Norte, Philippines	Rodel T. Utrera Mariano Marcos State University
19:30-19:50	Opportunities and Challenges for the Development of Global Bamboo Construction Sector	Kewei Liu International Bamboo and Rattan Organisation
19:50-20:50	Dinner
	Topic 4: Building Components, Furniture, Musical Instruments, Artifacts and Design Chair: Prof. Andreja Kutnar, University of Primorska, Andrej Marušič Institute / Director of InnoRenew CoE
20:50-21:25	Keynote- Adding Value & Local Capacity at the Forest Source: A Path to Sustainability	Scott Landis GreenWood
21:25-21:45	Investigation of Shear Performance of Light Frame Wall Sheathed with Structural Particleboard	Chul-Ki Kim Wood Engineering Div., National Institute of Forest Scienc
21:45-22:05	From Craftsmen to Artists: Engaging and Empowering Philippine Woodcarvers	Consuelo Dl. Habito University of the Philippine Open University
22:05-22:25	Neapolitan Wood Caftsmanship of the 18th Century: Discovering Ancient Technologies in Lutherie	Martino Quintavalla DEIB- Politecnico di Milano
22:25-22:45	Forest – A Designer's Perspective	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
22:45-23:05	The Wooden Mouthpiece: A Significant Element of the Alphorn Sound	Mike Maurer Klingendes Museum Bern
23:05-23:25	Historical & Contemporary Approaches to the Daxophone	Daniel Fishkin The Cooper Union for Art & Science
23:25-23:45	Wood artists and artisans in Egypt during the New kingdom (18th Dynasty, 1550-1292 BC). A study case about the objects from the intact tomb of Kha (overseer of works) and his wife Merit conserved in the Museo Egizio of Turin (Italy)	Maria Victoria Asensi Amorós & Takao Itoh Xylodata SARL/ Kyoto University
23:45-00:00 *March 23	Coffee Break
	Topic 1: Historical Utilization and Cultural Values of Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Dr. Péter Szabó, Institute of Botany of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Brno, Czech Republic/Carson Fellow, Rachel Carson Center, Germany
00:00-00:35 *March 23	Keynote- Historical Utilization of Trees and Woods and Contemporary Cultural Values	Ian D. Rotherham Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre
00:35-00:55 *March 23	The Concept and Cultural Characteristics of Shira-Wood	Guang-jie Zhao & Chao Li Beijing Forestry University/Zhejiang Sci-Tech University
00:55-01:15 *March 23	Wood Identification of Pagoda in Japan	Misao Yokoyama & Takao Itoh Kyoto University
01:15-01:35 *March 23	Philippine Native Trees: Raw Materials of Century Old Wood Structures, Ecclesiastical Museum Collection and Immovable Woodcrafts in Several Churches in Bohol Provinces	Jennifer M. Conda Department of Science and Technology – Forest Products Research and Development Institute
01:35-01:55 *March 23	Wooden finds suggest a sustainable forestry in prehistoric Hallstatt, Austria	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, BOKU, Vienna, Austria
01:55-02:15 *March 23	The Underutilized Yams (Dioscoreaceae) for Food and Feed Source: Ethnobotanical Evidences from Ilocos Norte, Luzon, Philippines	Menisa A. Antonio Mariano Marcos State University
02:15-02:35 *March 23	Pitch oil production – an intangible cultural heritage in Central Europe	Johannes Tintner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna
02:35-02:55 *March 23	Cultural Treasure of the Philippines: the glory of a bamboo dance, Tinikling	Merites M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
02:55-03:15 *March 23	Ecological stabilization of raw earth by adding additives based on non-timber forest products: Case of Parkia biglobosa seets and Vitellaria paradoxa nuts	Edmond Codjo ADJOVI & KOTO TAMOU Bio Chéissou National University of Sciences, Technologies, Engineering and Mathematics
03:15-03:30 *March 23	Coffee Break
03:30-03:50 *March 23	Tree bark in the textiles of the Neolithic lakeshore settlements in south-western Germany	Sebastian Million State Office for Cultural Heritage Preservation in the Stuttgart Regional Council
03:50-04:10 *March 23	Traditional use of wood in Mediterranean island	Giovanna Sala Department of Agricultural, Food and Forest, University of Palermo
04:10-04:30 *March 23	Lord of the Forest, Barong and Calonarang: Purification in Bali via Wooden Mask Performance	Kathy Foley University of California Santa Cruz
04:30-04:40 *March 23	Phytochemical and In vitro Antioxidant and Antimicrobial Activity of Indigenous Vegetables of Ilocos Norte	Maingelline B. Vivit Mariano Marcos State University
04:40-04:50 *March 23	Historical Utilization, Cultural Significances and Ethnobotanical Uses of Cedrus Deodara (Roxb. ex D. Don) G. Don in North India	Upasna Sharma Forest Research Institute (FRI), Dehradun, India

2022 World Wood Day Online Symposium Program

Date: 21st-22nd March (NZDT)

Monday, 21st March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
21:00-21:30	Welcome and Opening Remarks	Dr. Andrew Wong, IWCS Honorary Coordinator for Malaysia and Southeast Asia Dr. Michael Grabner, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) / Editor in Chief of International Journal of Culture (IJWC) Prof. Yafang Yin, Executive Secretary of International Association of Wood Anatomists (IAWA) Prof. Yoon Soo Kim, President, International Academy of Wood Science (IAWS) Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Coordinator of IUFRO Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture Dr. Jürgen Kusmin, Forest Department, Estonian State Forest Management Centre (RMK)
	Topic 5: Education on Forest Sustainability, Forest Products Utilization and Culture Chair: Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Austrian Forest Association / Coordinator of IUFRO Research Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture
21:30-22:05	Keynote- Bridging the Gap between Public and Professional Perceptions of Forests and Trees: Enhancing Social and Cultural Literacy in Education and Research.	John Parrotta USDA Forest Service, Research & Development / IUFRO President
22:05-22:25	Forests and People for Change: The Role of Communication in Environmental Governance	Michiko Karisa M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños – Forestry Development Cente
22:25-22:45	Wood in Sport Equipment - Heritage, Present, Perspective	Francesco Negro DISAFA, University of Torino, Italy
22:45-23:05	Biophysical Assessment of the Plant Bioresources of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
23:05-23:20	Coffee Break
23:20-23:40	Towards Efficient Wood Use – Practical Education as a Tool to Imagine Wood Cascading Potentiality	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
23:40-00:00 *March 22	Online Advocacies and Education for Forests and Wood Conservation	Mayumi Kara M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
00:00-00:20 *March 22	Plant Bioresource Utilization by Local communities of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
00:20-00:40 *March 22	Implementation of the Course “Wood Culture” in the Education of Forestry Students	Elena Vladimirova University of New Brunswick
00:40-01:40 *March 22	Late Night Snacks
	Topic 3: Construction and Buildings Including Wood Durability and Protection Needs Chair: Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Principal Scientist, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) / Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products
01:40-02:15 *March 22	Keynote- Wooden buildings / Constructions – An Overview	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU)
02:15-02:35 *March 22	Wood Structure Sustainability: A Case Study of Rajwada Palace, Indore, Central India	Sangeeta Gupta Botany Division, Forest Research Institute, Dehradun
02:35-02:55 *March 22	Diversity of Wood-Inhabiting Fungi on Stakes Exposed in Field Test Site in Korea	Sae-Min YOON National Institute of Forest Science
02:55-03:15 *March 22	Biodeterioration Resistance of Nigerian Grown Artocarpus Altilis Wood to Xylaria Polymorpha and Sclerotium Rolfsii attack (White and Brown rot fungus)	Olusola Samuel Areo Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria, Ibadan
03:15-03:35 *March 22	Natural Durability of 20 Brazilian Wood Species after 30 Years in Ground Contact	Fernando Nunes Gouveia Brazilian Forest Service - SFB
03:35-03:55 *March 22	Structural Properties and Potential Utilization of Lesser-used Hardwoods from Sarawak	Andrew Nyorik Nibu / Andrew H. H. Wong Sarawak Forestry Corporation, Forest Department Sarawak, Malaysia / International Wood Culture Society (IWCS)
03:55-04:10 *March 22	Coffee Break
	Topic 6: Wood Products and Wood Biotechnology (IAWS Special Session) Chair: Prof. Siqun Wang, University of Tennessee / IAWS Academy Board Chair
04:10-04:45 *March 22	Keynote- Digital Wood Anatomy - from Tradition into the Future	Gerald Koch Thuenen Institute of Wood Research
04:45-05:05 *March 22	Preparation of Cellulose-based Electrospun Nanofibrous Air Filter for Efficient Particulate Matter Removal	Qijun Zhang Institute of Urban Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences
05:05-05:25 *March 22	Lignin Complexity and Flexibility: How and Why Do Grasses Produce Lignins Different from Woods?	Yuki Tobimatsu Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University
05:25-05:45 *March 22	Investigating Interlocked and Spiral Grain with X-ray Microtomography	David Collings University of Western Australia
05:45-06:05 *March 22	Biochemicals and Functional Materials from Tree Barks	Ning Yan University of Toronto
06:05-06:25 *March 22	Viscoelastic Behavior of Modified Wood	Andreja Kutnar University of Primorska & InnoRenew CoE
06:25-06:40 *March 22	Coffee Break
06:40-07:00 *March 22	Pushing the Envelope on Wood Products	Scott Renneckar FIAWS, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia, Canada
07:00-07:20 *March 22	Nanostructured Carbon Materials Derived from Tannin as Electrodes for Supercapacitors and Beyond	Jimena Castro Gutiérrez CNRS Université de Lorraine, France
07:20-07:40 *March 22	Recycling Wood Products – It’s Easy, Right?	Mark IRLE Ecole Supérieure du Bois
07:40-08:00 *March 22	Moisture-induced Stress and Distortion of Wood: A Numerical and Experimental Study of Wood's Drying and Long-term Behaviour	Sara Florisson Uppsala University
08:00-08:20 *March 22	Pinus Radiata Plantations Grown in NZ and Wood Products Derived from it - Past, Present and Future	Bernadette Nanayakkara Scionresearch
Tuesday, 22nd March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
	Topic 2: Challenges and Opportunities for Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Prof. Chunping Dai, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia
21:00-21:35	Forest Protection for Climate Change Mitigation	Salleh Mohd. Nor IUFRO Former President
21:35-21:55	Some Threatened Woody Plant Species in Forests Over Limestone in the Philippine Islands	Inocencio E Buot Jr., Ren Divien Obena, Elaine Loreen Villanueva, Marjorie delos Angeles and Anacleto Caringal University of the Philippines Los Baños
21:55-22:15	Non-Wood Forest Products: Kenaf Development in Pahang, Malaysia – Challenges, Opportunities	Mohd Za’im Bin Mohd Nor National Kenaf and Tobacco Board, Malaysia
22:15-22:30	Coffee Break
22:30-22:50	The Socioecological Production Landscapes (SEPLs) of the Philippines: Status, Problems and Future Directions	Anne Frances V. Buhay University of the Philippines Los Baños
22:50-23:10	Factors influencing vegetation structure in forests over limestone in Samar Island Natural Park	Inocencio E. Buot, Jr., Elaine Loreen C. Villanueva, Marjorie D. delos Angeles and Ren Divien R. Obeña University of the Philippines Los Baños
23:10-23:30	The Role of Indigenous Food Plants on Household Food Security Among Farm Families in Ilocos Norte, Philippines	Rodel T. Utrera Mariano Marcos State University
23:30-23:50	Opportunities and Challenges for the Development of Global Bamboo Construction Sector	Kewei Liu International Bamboo and Rattan Organisation
23:50-00:50 *March 23	Late Night Snacks
	Topic 4: Building Components, Furniture, Musical Instruments, Artifacts and Design Chair: Prof. Andreja Kutnar, University of Primorska, Andrej Marušič Institute / Director of InnoRenew CoE
00:50-01:25 *March 23	Keynote- Adding Value & Local Capacity at the Forest Source: A Path to Sustainability	Scott Landis GreenWood
01:25-01:45 *March 23	Investigation of Shear Performance of Light Frame Wall Sheathed with Structural Particleboard	Chul-Ki Kim Wood Engineering Div., National Institute of Forest Scienc
01:45-02:05 *March 23	From Craftsmen to Artists: Engaging and Empowering Philippine Woodcarvers	Consuelo Dl. Habito University of the Philippine Open University
02:05-02:25 *March 23	Neapolitan Wood Caftsmanship of the 18th Century: Discovering Ancient Technologies in Lutherie	Martino Quintavalla DEIB- Politecnico di Milano
02:25-02:45 *March 23	Forest – A Designer's Perspective	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
02:45-03:05 *March 23	The Wooden Mouthpiece: A Significant Element of the Alphorn Sound	Mike Maurer Klingendes Museum Bern
03:05-03:25 *March 23	Historical & Contemporary Approaches to the Daxophone	Daniel Fishkin The Cooper Union for Art & Science
03:25-03:45 *March 23	Wood artists and artisans in Egypt during the New kingdom (18th Dynasty, 1550-1292 BC). A study case about the objects from the intact tomb of Kha (overseer of works) and his wife Merit conserved in the Museo Egizio of Turin (Italy)	Maria Victoria Asensi Amorós & Takao Itoh Xylodata SARL/ Kyoto University
03:45-04:00 *March 23	Coffee Break
	Topic 1: Historical Utilization and Cultural Values of Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Dr. Péter Szabó, Institute of Botany of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Brno, Czech Republic/Carson Fellow, Rachel Carson Center, Germany
04:00-04:35 *March 23	Keynote- Historical Utilization of Trees and Woods and Contemporary Cultural Values	Ian D. Rotherham Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre
04:35-04:55 *March 23	The Concept and Cultural Characteristics of Shira-Wood	Guang-jie Zhao & Chao Li Beijing Forestry University/Zhejiang Sci-Tech University
04:55-05:15 *March 23	Wood Identification of Pagoda in Japan	Misao Yokoyama & Takao Itoh Kyoto University
05:15-05:35 *March 23	Philippine Native Trees: Raw Materials of Century Old Wood Structures, Ecclesiastical Museum Collection and Immovable Woodcrafts in Several Churches in Bohol Provinces	Jennifer M. Conda Department of Science and Technology – Forest Products Research and Development Institute
05:35-05:55 *March 23	Wooden finds suggest a sustainable forestry in prehistoric Hallstatt, Austria	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, BOKU, Vienna, Austria
05:55-06:15 *March 23	The Underutilized Yams (Dioscoreaceae) for Food and Feed Source: Ethnobotanical Evidences from Ilocos Norte, Luzon, Philippines	Menisa A. Antonio Mariano Marcos State University
06:15-06:35 *March 23	Pitch oil production – an intangible cultural heritage in Central Europe	Johannes Tintner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna
06:35-06:55 *March 23	Cultural Treasure of the Philippines: the glory of a bamboo dance, Tinikling	Merites M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
06:55-07:15 *March 23	Ecological stabilization of raw earth by adding additives based on non-timber forest products: Case of Parkia biglobosa seets and Vitellaria paradoxa nuts	Edmond Codjo ADJOVI & KOTO TAMOU Bio Chéissou National University of Sciences, Technologies, Engineering and Mathematics
07:15-07:30 *March 23	Coffee Break
07:30-07:50 *March 23	Tree bark in the textiles of the Neolithic lakeshore settlements in south-western Germany	Sebastian Million State Office for Cultural Heritage Preservation in the Stuttgart Regional Council
07:50-08:10 *March 23	Traditional use of wood in Mediterranean island	Giovanna Sala Department of Agricultural, Food and Forest, University of Palermo
08:10-08:30 *March 23	Lord of the Forest, Barong and Calonarang: Purification in Bali via Wooden Mask Performance	Kathy Foley University of California Santa Cruz
08:30-08:40 *March 23	Phytochemical and In vitro Antioxidant and Antimicrobial Activity of Indigenous Vegetables of Ilocos Norte	Maingelline B. Vivit Mariano Marcos State University
08:40-08:50 *March 23	Historical Utilization, Cultural Significances and Ethnobotanical Uses of Cedrus Deodara (Roxb. ex D. Don) G. Don in North India	Upasna Sharma Forest Research Institute (FRI), Dehradun, India

2022 World Wood Day Online Symposium Program

Date: 21st-22nd March (PDT)

Monday, 21st March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
01:00-01:30	Welcome and Opening Remarks	Dr. Andrew Wong, IWCS Honorary Coordinator for Malaysia and Southeast Asia Dr. Michael Grabner, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) / Editor in Chief of International Journal of Culture (IJWC) Prof. Yafang Yin, Executive Secretary of International Association of Wood Anatomists (IAWA) Prof. Yoon Soo Kim, President, International Academy of Wood Science (IAWS) Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Coordinator of IUFRO Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture Dr. Jürgen Kusmin, Forest Department, Estonian State Forest Management Centre (RMK)
	Topic 5: Education on Forest Sustainability, Forest Products Utilization and Culture Chair: Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Austrian Forest Association / Coordinator of IUFRO Research Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture
01:30-02:05	Keynote- Bridging the Gap between Public and Professional Perceptions of Forests and Trees: Enhancing Social and Cultural Literacy in Education and Research.	John Parrotta USDA Forest Service, Research & Development / IUFRO President
02:05-02:25	Forests and People for Change: The Role of Communication in Environmental Governance	Michiko Karisa M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños – Forestry Development Cente
02:25-02:45	Wood in Sport Equipment - Heritage, Present, Perspective	Francesco Negro DISAFA, University of Torino, Italy
02:45-03:05	Biophysical Assessment of the Plant Bioresources of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
03:05-03:20	Coffee Break
03:20-03:40	Towards Efficient Wood Use – Practical Education as a Tool to Imagine Wood Cascading Potentiality	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
03:40-04:00	Online Advocacies and Education for Forests and Wood Conservation	Mayumi Kara M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
04:00-04:20	Plant Bioresource Utilization by Local communities of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
04:20-04:40	Implementation of the Course “Wood Culture” in the Education of Forestry Students	Elena Vladimirova University of New Brunswick
04:40-05:40	Breakfast
	Topic 3: Construction and Buildings Including Wood Durability and Protection Needs Chair: Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Principal Scientist, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) / Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products
05:40-06:15	Keynote- Wooden buildings / Constructions – An Overview	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU)
06:15-06:35	Wood Structure Sustainability: A Case Study of Rajwada Palace, Indore, Central India	Sangeeta Gupta Botany Division, Forest Research Institute, Dehradun
06:35-06:55	Diversity of Wood-Inhabiting Fungi on Stakes Exposed in Field Test Site in Korea	Sae-Min YOON National Institute of Forest Science
06:55-07:15	Biodeterioration Resistance of Nigerian Grown Artocarpus Altilis Wood to Xylaria Polymorpha and Sclerotium Rolfsii attack (White and Brown rot fungus)	Olusola Samuel Areo Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria, Ibadan
07:15-07:35	Natural Durability of 20 Brazilian Wood Species after 30 Years in Ground Contact	Fernando Nunes Gouveia Brazilian Forest Service - SFB
07:35-07:55	Structural Properties and Potential Utilization of Lesser-used Hardwoods from Sarawak	Andrew Nyorik Nibu / Andrew H. H. Wong Sarawak Forestry Corporation, Forest Department Sarawak, Malaysia / International Wood Culture Society (IWCS)
07:55-08:10	Coffee Break
	Topic 6: Wood Products and Wood Biotechnology (IAWS Special Session) Chair: Prof. Siqun Wang, University of Tennessee / IAWS Academy Board Chair
08:10-08:45	Keynote- Digital Wood Anatomy - from Tradition into the Future	Gerald Koch Thuenen Institute of Wood Research
08:45-09:05	Preparation of Cellulose-based Electrospun Nanofibrous Air Filter for Efficient Particulate Matter Removal	Qijun Zhang Institute of Urban Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences
09:05-09:25	Lignin Complexity and Flexibility: How and Why Do Grasses Produce Lignins Different from Woods?	Yuki Tobimatsu Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University
09:25-09:45	Investigating Interlocked and Spiral Grain with X-ray Microtomography	David Collings University of Western Australia
09:45-10:05	Biochemicals and Functional Materials from Tree Barks	Ning Yan University of Toronto
10:05-10:25	Viscoelastic Behavior of Modified Wood	Andreja Kutnar University of Primorska & InnoRenew CoE
10:25-10:40	Coffee Break
10:40-11:00	Pushing the Envelope on Wood Products	Scott Renneckar FIAWS, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia, Canada
11:00-11:20	Nanostructured Carbon Materials Derived from Tannin as Electrodes for Supercapacitors and Beyond	Jimena Castro Gutiérrez CNRS Université de Lorraine, France
11:20-11:40	Recycling Wood Products – It’s Easy, Right?	Mark IRLE Ecole Supérieure du Bois
11:40-12:00	Moisture-induced Stress and Distortion of Wood: A Numerical and Experimental Study of Wood's Drying and Long-term Behaviour	Sara Florisson Uppsala University
12:00-12:20	Pinus Radiata Plantations Grown in NZ and Wood Products Derived from it - Past, Present and Future	Bernadette Nanayakkara Scionresearch
Tuesday, 22nd March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
	Topic 2: Challenges and Opportunities for Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Prof. Chunping Dai, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia
01:00-01:35	Forest Protection for Climate Change Mitigation	Salleh Mohd. Nor IUFRO Former President
01:35-01:55	Some Threatened Woody Plant Species in Forests Over Limestone in the Philippine Islands	Inocencio E Buot Jr., Ren Divien Obena, Elaine Loreen Villanueva, Marjorie delos Angeles and Anacleto Caringal University of the Philippines Los Baños
01:55-02:15	Non-Wood Forest Products: Kenaf Development in Pahang, Malaysia – Challenges, Opportunities	Mohd Za’im Bin Mohd Nor National Kenaf and Tobacco Board, Malaysia
02:15-02:30	Coffee Break
02:30-02:50	The Socioecological Production Landscapes (SEPLs) of the Philippines: Status, Problems and Future Directions	Anne Frances V. Buhay University of the Philippines Los Baños
02:50-03:10	Factors influencing vegetation structure in forests over limestone in Samar Island Natural Park	Inocencio E. Buot, Jr., Elaine Loreen C. Villanueva, Marjorie D. delos Angeles and Ren Divien R. Obeña University of the Philippines Los Baños
03:10-03:30	The Role of Indigenous Food Plants on Household Food Security Among Farm Families in Ilocos Norte, Philippines	Rodel T. Utrera Mariano Marcos State University
03:30-03:50	Opportunities and Challenges for the Development of Global Bamboo Construction Sector	Kewei Liu International Bamboo and Rattan Organisation
03:50-04:50	Breakfast
	Topic 4: Building Components, Furniture, Musical Instruments, Artifacts and Design Chair: Prof. Andreja Kutnar, University of Primorska, Andrej Marušič Institute / Director of InnoRenew CoE
04:50-05:25	Keynote- Adding Value & Local Capacity at the Forest Source: A Path to Sustainability	Scott Landis GreenWood
05:25-05:45	Investigation of Shear Performance of Light Frame Wall Sheathed with Structural Particleboard	Chul-Ki Kim Wood Engineering Div., National Institute of Forest Scienc
05:45-06:05	From Craftsmen to Artists: Engaging and Empowering Philippine Woodcarvers	Consuelo Dl. Habito University of the Philippine Open University
06:05-06:25	Neapolitan Wood Caftsmanship of the 18th Century: Discovering Ancient Technologies in Lutherie	Martino Quintavalla DEIB- Politecnico di Milano
06:25-06:45	Forest – A Designer's Perspective	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
06:45-07:05	The Wooden Mouthpiece: A Significant Element of the Alphorn Sound	Mike Maurer Klingendes Museum Bern
07:05-07:25	Historical & Contemporary Approaches to the Daxophone	Daniel Fishkin The Cooper Union for Art & Science
07:25-07:45	Wood artists and artisans in Egypt during the New kingdom (18th Dynasty, 1550-1292 BC). A study case about the objects from the intact tomb of Kha (overseer of works) and his wife Merit conserved in the Museo Egizio of Turin (Italy)	Maria Victoria Asensi Amorós & Takao Itoh Xylodata SARL/ Kyoto University
07:45-08:00	Coffee Break
	Topic 1: Historical Utilization and Cultural Values of Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Dr. Péter Szabó, Institute of Botany of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Brno, Czech Republic/Carson Fellow, Rachel Carson Center, Germany
08:00-08:35	Keynote- Historical Utilization of Trees and Woods and Contemporary Cultural Values	Ian D. Rotherham Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre
08:35-08:55	The Concept and Cultural Characteristics of Shira-Wood	Guang-jie Zhao & Chao Li Beijing Forestry University/Zhejiang Sci-Tech University
08:55-09:15	Wood Identification of Pagoda in Japan	Misao Yokoyama & Takao Itoh Kyoto University
09:15-09:35	Philippine Native Trees: Raw Materials of Century Old Wood Structures, Ecclesiastical Museum Collection and Immovable Woodcrafts in Several Churches in Bohol Provinces	Jennifer M. Conda Department of Science and Technology – Forest Products Research and Development Institute
09:35-09:55	Wooden finds suggest a sustainable forestry in prehistoric Hallstatt, Austria	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, BOKU, Vienna, Austria
09:55-10:15	The Underutilized Yams (Dioscoreaceae) for Food and Feed Source: Ethnobotanical Evidences from Ilocos Norte, Luzon, Philippines	Menisa A. Antonio Mariano Marcos State University
10:15-10:35	Pitch oil production – an intangible cultural heritage in Central Europe	Johannes Tintner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna
10:35-10:55	Cultural Treasure of the Philippines: the glory of a bamboo dance, Tinikling	Merites M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
10:55-11:15	Ecological stabilization of raw earth by adding additives based on non-timber forest products: Case of Parkia biglobosa seets and Vitellaria paradoxa nuts	Edmond Codjo ADJOVI & KOTO TAMOU Bio Chéissou National University of Sciences, Technologies, Engineering and Mathematics
11:15-11:30	Coffee Break
11:30-11:50	Tree bark in the textiles of the Neolithic lakeshore settlements in south-western Germany	Sebastian Million State Office for Cultural Heritage Preservation in the Stuttgart Regional Council
11:50-12:10	Traditional use of wood in Mediterranean island	Giovanna Sala Department of Agricultural, Food and Forest, University of Palermo
12:10-12:30	Lord of the Forest, Barong and Calonarang: Purification in Bali via Wooden Mask Performance	Kathy Foley University of California Santa Cruz
12:30-12:40	Phytochemical and In vitro Antioxidant and Antimicrobial Activity of Indigenous Vegetables of Ilocos Norte	Maingelline B. Vivit Mariano Marcos State University
12:40-12:50	Historical Utilization, Cultural Significances and Ethnobotanical Uses of Cedrus Deodara (Roxb. ex D. Don) G. Don in North India	Upasna Sharma Forest Research Institute (FRI), Dehradun, India

2022 World Wood Day Online Symposium Program

Date: 21st-22nd March (GMT)

Monday, 21st March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
08:00-08:30	Welcome and Opening Remarks	Dr. Andrew Wong, IWCS Honorary Coordinator for Malaysia and Southeast Asia Dr. Michael Grabner, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) / Editor in Chief of International Journal of Culture (IJWC) Prof. Yafang Yin, Executive Secretary of International Association of Wood Anatomists (IAWA) Prof. Yoon Soo Kim, President, International Academy of Wood Science (IAWS) Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Coordinator of IUFRO Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture Dr. Jürgen Kusmin, Forest Department, Estonian State Forest Management Centre (RMK)
	Topic 5: Education on Forest Sustainability, Forest Products Utilization and Culture Chair: Dr. Elisabeth Johann, Austrian Forest Association / Coordinator of IUFRO Research Unit 9.03.02 Forest Culture
08:30-09:05	Keynote- Bridging the Gap between Public and Professional Perceptions of Forests and Trees: Enhancing Social and Cultural Literacy in Education and Research.	John Parrotta USDA Forest Service, Research & Development / IUFRO President
09:05-09:25	Forests and People for Change: The Role of Communication in Environmental Governance	Michiko Karisa M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños – Forestry Development Cente
09:25-09:45	Wood in Sport Equipment - Heritage, Present, Perspective	Francesco Negro DISAFA, University of Torino, Italy
09:45-10:05	Biophysical Assessment of the Plant Bioresources of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
10:05-10:20	Coffee Break
10:20-10:40	Towards Efficient Wood Use – Practical Education as a Tool to Imagine Wood Cascading Potentiality	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
10:40-11:00	Online Advocacies and Education for Forests and Wood Conservation	Mayumi Kara M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
11:00-11:20	Plant Bioresource Utilization by Local communities of Northern Negros Natural Park, Negros Island, Philippines	Aragon A. Dechimo Jr. Philippine Normal University Visayas Campus/ University of the Philippine Los Baños
11:20-11:40	Implementation of the Course “Wood Culture” in the Education of Forestry Students	Elena Vladimirova University of New Brunswick
11:40-12:40	Lunch
	Topic 3: Construction and Buildings Including Wood Durability and Protection Needs Chair: Dr. Pekka Saranpää, Principal Scientist, Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) / Coordinator of IUFRO Division 5 Forest Products
12:40-13:15	Keynote- Wooden buildings / Constructions – An Overview	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU)
13:15-13:35	Wood Structure Sustainability: A Case Study of Rajwada Palace, Indore, Central India	Sangeeta Gupta Botany Division, Forest Research Institute, Dehradun
13:35-13:55	Diversity of Wood-Inhabiting Fungi on Stakes Exposed in Field Test Site in Korea	Sae-Min YOON National Institute of Forest Science
13:55-14:15	Biodeterioration Resistance of Nigerian Grown Artocarpus Altilis Wood to Xylaria Polymorpha and Sclerotium Rolfsii attack (White and Brown rot fungus)	Olusola Samuel Areo Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria, Ibadan
14:15-14:35	Natural Durability of 20 Brazilian Wood Species after 30 Years in Ground Contact	Fernando Nunes Gouveia Brazilian Forest Service - SFB
14:35-14:55	Structural Properties and Potential Utilization of Lesser-used Hardwoods from Sarawak	Andrew Nyorik Nibu / Andrew H. H. Wong Sarawak Forestry Corporation, Forest Department Sarawak, Malaysia / International Wood Culture Society (IWCS)
14:55-15:10	Coffee Break
	Topic 6: Wood Products and Wood Biotechnology (IAWS Special Session) Chair: Prof. Siqun Wang, University of Tennessee / IAWS Academy Board Chair
15:10-15:45	Keynote- Digital Wood Anatomy - from Tradition into the Future	Gerald Koch Thuenen Institute of Wood Research
15:45-16:05	Preparation of Cellulose-based Electrospun Nanofibrous Air Filter for Efficient Particulate Matter Removal	Qijun Zhang Institute of Urban Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences
16:05-16:25	Lignin Complexity and Flexibility: How and Why Do Grasses Produce Lignins Different from Woods?	Yuki Tobimatsu Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University
16:25-16:45	Investigating Interlocked and Spiral Grain with X-ray Microtomography	David Collings University of Western Australia
16:45-17:05	Biochemicals and Functional Materials from Tree Barks	Ning Yan University of Toronto
17:05-17:25	Viscoelastic Behavior of Modified Wood	Andreja Kutnar University of Primorska & InnoRenew CoE
17:25-17:40	Coffee Break
17:40-18:00	Pushing the Envelope on Wood Products	Scott Renneckar FIAWS, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia, Canada
18:00-18:20	Nanostructured Carbon Materials Derived from Tannin as Electrodes for Supercapacitors and Beyond	Jimena Castro Gutiérrez CNRS Université de Lorraine, France
18:20-18:40	Recycling Wood Products – It’s Easy, Right?	Mark IRLE Ecole Supérieure du Bois
18:40-19:00	Moisture-induced Stress and Distortion of Wood: A Numerical and Experimental Study of Wood's Drying and Long-term Behaviour	Sara Florisson Uppsala University
19:00-19:20	Pinus Radiata Plantations Grown in NZ and Wood Products Derived from it - Past, Present and Future	Bernadette Nanayakkara Scionresearch
Tuesday, 22nd March 2022
TIME	SUBJECT	SPEAKER
	Topic 2: Challenges and Opportunities for Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Prof. Chunping Dai, Department of Wood Science, University of British Columbia
08:00-08:35	Forest Protection for Climate Change Mitigation	Salleh Mohd. Nor IUFRO Former President
08:35-08:55	Some Threatened Woody Plant Species in Forests Over Limestone in the Philippine Islands	Inocencio E Buot Jr., Ren Divien Obena, Elaine Loreen Villanueva, Marjorie delos Angeles and Anacleto Caringal University of the Philippines Los Baños
08:55-09:15	Non-Wood Forest Products: Kenaf Development in Pahang, Malaysia – Challenges, Opportunities	Mohd Za’im Bin Mohd Nor National Kenaf and Tobacco Board, Malaysia
09:15-09:30	Coffee Break
09:30-09:50	The Socioecological Production Landscapes (SEPLs) of the Philippines: Status, Problems and Future Directions	Anne Frances V. Buhay University of the Philippines Los Baños
09:50-10:10	Factors influencing vegetation structure in forests over limestone in Samar Island Natural Park	Inocencio E. Buot, Jr., Elaine Loreen C. Villanueva, Marjorie D. delos Angeles and Ren Divien R. Obeña University of the Philippines Los Baños
10:10-10:30	The Role of Indigenous Food Plants on Household Food Security Among Farm Families in Ilocos Norte, Philippines	Rodel T. Utrera Mariano Marcos State University
10:30-10:50	Opportunities and Challenges for the Development of Global Bamboo Construction Sector	Kewei Liu International Bamboo and Rattan Organisation
10:50-11:50	Lunch
	Topic 4: Building Components, Furniture, Musical Instruments, Artifacts and Design Chair: Prof. Andreja Kutnar, University of Primorska, Andrej Marušič Institute / Director of InnoRenew CoE
11:50-12:25	Keynote- Adding Value & Local Capacity at the Forest Source: A Path to Sustainability	Scott Landis GreenWood
12:25-12:45	Investigation of Shear Performance of Light Frame Wall Sheathed with Structural Particleboard	Chul-Ki Kim Wood Engineering Div., National Institute of Forest Scienc
12:45-13:05	From Craftsmen to Artists: Engaging and Empowering Philippine Woodcarvers	Consuelo Dl. Habito University of the Philippine Open University
13:05-13:25	Neapolitan Wood Caftsmanship of the 18th Century: Discovering Ancient Technologies in Lutherie	Martino Quintavalla DEIB- Politecnico di Milano
13:25-13:45	Forest – A Designer's Perspective	Saara Kantele Studio Kantele/ Aalto University
13:45-14:05	The Wooden Mouthpiece: A Significant Element of the Alphorn Sound	Mike Maurer Klingendes Museum Bern
14:05-14:25	Historical & Contemporary Approaches to the Daxophone	Daniel Fishkin The Cooper Union for Art & Science
14:25-14:45	Wood artists and artisans in Egypt during the New kingdom (18th Dynasty, 1550-1292 BC). A study case about the objects from the intact tomb of Kha (overseer of works) and his wife Merit conserved in the Museo Egizio of Turin (Italy)	Maria Victoria Asensi Amorós & Takao Itoh Xylodata SARL/ Kyoto University
14:45-15:00	Coffee Break
	Topic 1: Historical Utilization and Cultural Values of Trees and Non-Wood Forest Products Chair: Dr. Péter Szabó, Institute of Botany of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Brno, Czech Republic/Carson Fellow, Rachel Carson Center, Germany
15:00-15:35	Keynote- Historical Utilization of Trees and Woods and Contemporary Cultural Values	Ian D. Rotherham Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre
15:35-15:55	The Concept and Cultural Characteristics of Shira-Wood	Guang-jie Zhao & Chao Li Beijing Forestry University/Zhejiang Sci-Tech University
15:55-16:15	Wood Identification of Pagoda in Japan	Misao Yokoyama & Takao Itoh Kyoto University
16:15-16:35	Philippine Native Trees: Raw Materials of Century Old Wood Structures, Ecclesiastical Museum Collection and Immovable Woodcrafts in Several Churches in Bohol Provinces	Jennifer M. Conda Department of Science and Technology – Forest Products Research and Development Institute
16:35-16:55	Wooden finds suggest a sustainable forestry in prehistoric Hallstatt, Austria	Michael Grabner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, BOKU, Vienna, Austria
16:55-17:15	The Underutilized Yams (Dioscoreaceae) for Food and Feed Source: Ethnobotanical Evidences from Ilocos Norte, Luzon, Philippines	Menisa A. Antonio Mariano Marcos State University
17:15-17:35	Pitch oil production – an intangible cultural heritage in Central Europe	Johannes Tintner University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna
17:35-17:55	Cultural Treasure of the Philippines: the glory of a bamboo dance, Tinikling	Merites M. Buot University of the Philippines Los Baños
17:55-18:15	Ecological stabilization of raw earth by adding additives based on non-timber forest products: Case of Parkia biglobosa seets and Vitellaria paradoxa nuts	Edmond Codjo ADJOVI & KOTO TAMOU Bio Chéissou National University of Sciences, Technologies, Engineering and Mathematics
18:15-18:30	Coffee Break
18:30-18:50	Tree bark in the textiles of the Neolithic lakeshore settlements in south-western Germany	Sebastian Million State Office for Cultural Heritage Preservation in the Stuttgart Regional Council
18:50-19:10	Traditional use of wood in Mediterranean island	Giovanna Sala Department of Agricultural, Food and Forest, University of Palermo
19:10-19:30	Lord of the Forest, Barong and Calonarang: Purification in Bali via Wooden Mask Performance	Kathy Foley University of California Santa Cruz
19:30-19:40	Phytochemical and In vitro Antioxidant and Antimicrobial Activity of Indigenous Vegetables of Ilocos Norte	Maingelline B. Vivit Mariano Marcos State University
19:40-19:50	Historical Utilization, Cultural Significances and Ethnobotanical Uses of Cedrus Deodara (Roxb. ex D. Don) G. Don in North India	Upasna Sharma Forest Research Institute (FRI), Dehradun, India

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