IS4CE Conference
Save the date: 17th October 2022. Systemic Approaches to a Circular Economy. Exploring in theory and practice what an 'all scales' approach looks like. In this conference there will be an emphasis on the biocycle and food systems.
Format: Hybrid
This webinar is based on an international study conducted by: Matthew Watkins (Nottingham Trent University), Jose L. Casamayor (AMRC, University of Sheffield), Mariano Ramirez (University of New South Wales), Mariale Moreno (3Drivers), Jeremy Faludi (TU Delft), Daniela C.A. Pigosso (Technical University of Denmark)
Dr Matthew Watkins is a Principal Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering formally in Product Design at Nottingham Trent University. His doctorate concerned the most effective methods for teaching the social aspects of sustainable product design in higher education. He has published numerous papers in the field of Sustainable Design Education.
Format: Zoom
Access via Eventbrite
Time: 3.30 pm London (BST)
Thomas Fabian Delman CEO of Circle Bank* in Denmark discusses the potential to outcompete the linear economy in the construction sector.
Circle Bank aims to 'create an integrated, scalable and cost-effective circular value chain able to outcompete the linear construction practice on market terms by solving the existing research and market challenges.'
A bold plan with significant stakeholders. Materials data management is one key to really integrating the supply of secondary building maerials. Could this be the digital platform we need?
Topic: Moving the CE discussion forward - digital plaforms.
Tickets
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/circular-construction-thomas-f-delman-circlebank-tickets-273490947787
Time: 3.30 pm LONDON
Format: Zoom
*Info: https://circlebank.dk/
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The expectation will be that working groups will be action orientated and limited to approximately 6 members for ease of working.
A special someone is invited to manage the networking and liaison between administration and working groups and the temporary board.
Ken Webster Director of the IS4CE (2020-22)
Special Issue of Circular Economy and Sustainability.
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