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Testing on food products has shown that the technology can work. Now, researchers need to learn more about how the laser energy affects different materials to ensure the product quality is not compromised during the drying process. “For paper, it’s important to make sure the tensile strength is not degrading,” Yagoobi said. ​“For food products, … Continue reading “Lasers could help cut CO2 emissions from Maine’s paper and pulp mills”