Reflections on the 7th International Exergy-Economics Workshop
Reflections on the ACS Colloid and Surface Science Symposium
Circular Economy Symposium – Towards a circular built environment: bridging the gap between research and practice
Our Shared Understanding: a circular economy for the built environment
WE’RE HIRING: We’re looking for a new Research Assistant/Associate!
Mapping material use and embodied carbon in UK construction
Growing role of concrete in sand and climate crises
The geopolitics of critical materials and minerals and implications for the low-carbon transition
Designing a zero-order energy transition model: how to create a new Starter Data Kit
Probabilistic commodity price projections for unbiased techno-economic analyses
From 10 to 12 July, the 7th International Exergy Economics Workshop (IEEW) occurred at the Château des Comtes de Challes in Chambery, France. As a returning participant, the...
The 97th ACS Colloid and Surface Science Symposium took place on June 4-7, 2023 in Raleigh, a vibrant city of North Carolina, United States (US). The conference brought...
The Circular Economy Symposium was a one-day event hosted by the University of Sheffield at the Institution of Civil Engineers, London on the 30th June 2023. It included...
We cannot continue exceeding the limits of our finite planet. To have a sustainable future, the built environment must embrace the circular economy. We need a shared understanding...
A Research Assistant/Associate position has become available as part of the Climate Compatible Growth (CCG) programme, an exciting research programme involving leading UK universities and KTH Sweden. CCG...
The CircNexSt project ran from May 2021 to May 2023. It aimed to develop demand-side strategies to enhance the steel industry’s circularity by applying the Stock-Flow-Service (SFS) nexus...
Our deep dives delve into models for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the chemical sector.
Takuma, Jonathan, Andre, and Zhi highlight the vast scale of growth in concrete demand and emissions over the last 30 years.
Natanael reflects on the Sustainable materials Research workshop, sharing some highlights and insights of his time with the TransFIRe Research Assistants in sunny Crete, Greece.
The Paris workshop brought together specialists in the field of transport from across academia and industry to discuss the modelling of transport demand.