5-6 months - Start in February/March - Recent advances in our understanding of lignocellulosic biomass are opening up new challenges in materials engineering. For several years now, numerous biosourced solutions have been emerging to replace certain petroleum-based products in order to limit soil, water and air pollution problems. However, these solutions often require very high levels of water and energy consumption, or use petroleum-based adhesives. The DryBioMat project therefore proposes to assess the potential of dry processes for manufacturing biosourced materials, without water or adhesives, that are high-performance, energy- and cost-efficient, economically viable and transferable to industrial scale.