Bruno Lönnberg

Bruno Lönnberg is affiliated with the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering, focusing on Natural Materials Engineering for sustainable future technologies. His research spans wood grinding processes, mechanical properties, and surface interactions.

• Research interests: Materials engineering, wood machining, frictional coefficient analysis, light scattering, sustainable manufacturing, and grinding technology.
• Key publications (2020-2024) explore grinding models, fiber properties, and fines-to-shives ratios in wood processing.

His work involves collaborations with journals like Cellulose Chemistry and Technology, with open-access peer-reviewed articles. Current research output highlights grinding (machining), thin films, and stone surface interactions (100% citation overlap).

Research metrics show citations in Scopus: 5 for 2020 publications, 1 for 2022, and 1 for 2024. PlumX indicators include 1 reader capture for 2021 publications.