The project "From Wood to Paper" by the Chair of Biogenic Polymers at TU Munich demonstrates the transformation of wood into cellulose and subsequently into paper. Starting materials such as balsa and beech wood are chemically delignified, removing the lignin while retaining the cellulose structure. Various stages of delignification are documented, from solid wood to cellulose fibers to different paper variants. Additionally, innovative materials such as bacterial cellulose foam and Cottonid are presented. Microscopic images illustrate the structural changes during the process. The project highlights the conversion of wood into sustainable paper and cellulose products.