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Nathalie Lavoine
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North Carolina State University
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Renewable Nanomaterials for High-Performance Tailored Materials
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Google Scholar Profile: https://scholar.google.fr/citations?user=Q_wNHA0AAAAJ&hl=en Group Website: https://faculty.cnr.ncsu.edu/nathalielavoine/
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Biodegradable moisture barrier primer coating from epoxidized soy lecithin and alkali lignin for metal and bio-based substrates

A sustainable, bio-based primer coating combining epoxidized soy lecithin and alkali lignin to create moisture-resistant barrier layers on metal and PLA substrates. The formulation leverages coordinate bonding and thermo...

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North Carolina State University

Bio-nematicide oil-in-water pickering emulsions for plant root protection

Innovative bio-nematicide formulation using oil-in-water Pickering emulsions to encapsulate nematophagous fungi and toxins for controlled release and long-term plant root protection. Combines neem oil with biodegradable ...

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North Carolina State University

Soy protein-inulin complex coacervation for beverage ingredient encapsulation

A low-cost, enzyme-crosslinked microencapsulation technology using soy protein isolate and inulin complex coacervation to protect beverage ingredients (anthocyanins, Vitamin E, caramel color). Tunable for hydrophilic and...

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North Carolina State University

Biobased barrier coating for fiber-based packaging recycling, reuse and recovery

Waterborne biobased coating combining anionic cellulose nanofibrils, clays, and gum rosin to deliver oxygen, moisture, and grease barrier performance on fiber-based packaging substrates. Designed for full recyclability a...

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North Carolina State University

Renewable nanomaterials for barrier coatings on polyethylene packaging

Explore innovative barrier coatings using renewable nanomaterials like cellulose and lignin nanoparticles to enhance polyethylene packaging. Offering superior resistance to gas, liquids, and grease, these coatings hold p...

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NL
North Carolina State University

Bio-based polymer blend for sustainable aluminum foil replacement

A novel bio-sourced polymer blend using lignin and soy lecithin aims to replace aluminum foil by offering UV shielding, antimicrobial activity, and hydrophobic properties. This eco-friendly solution is suitable for coati...

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Nathalie Lavoine
Principal Investigator
North Carolina State University
Work experience
Principal Investigator
2018 - Present
Postdoctoral Scientist
2016 - 2018
Université Grenoble Alpes
PhD, Materials Science and Process Engineering
2010 - 2013
Top industry applications
Sustainable packaging materials
Expertise
AntimicrobialsBiomimeticsCoatingsNanoengineeringNanomaterialsPackaging
Last updated Mar 2026
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