Gregory Beaucage

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Gregory Beaucage is a leading researcher in sustainable materials and additive manufacturing, with a focus on developing eco-friendly composites for large-scale applications. His key research areas include bioplastic and plant fibre composites, robotic 3D printing, and green fabrication methods for architecture and design. Beaucage’s major contribution lies in pioneering a methodology for the robotic 3D printing of cellulose and wood shavings combined with bioplastics, enabling the creation of biodegradable structures such as architectural moulds, furniture, and building components. His most-cited work, "Large-scale Robotic 3D Printing of Plant Fibre and Bioplastic Composites" (2022), has garnered 3 citations and demonstrates a scalable approach to using renewable, biodegradable ingredients—including plant fibres, binders, solvents, and additives—without reliance on persistent synthetic materials. This innovation addresses critical challenges in reducing industrial waste and carbon footprints. Beaucage’s research is notable for its practical integration of robotics with sustainable materials science, offering a pathway toward circular economy practices in manufacturing. His work continues to inspire advances in green construction and design, positioning him as a key figure in the transition to environmentally responsible production methods.