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mining industry. This represents one of the industry’s main challenges. It is necessary to work towards better solutions to maximise the utilisation of the resources and minimise the negative environmental
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resources? In this PhD project, you will explore innovative light-driven strategies for the chemical recycling of polymers. By harnessing the unique reactivity and precise control offered by light, you will
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bioactives through prospective life cycle assessment and techno-economic analysis. The candidate shall also contribute to address societal expectations and ethical use of marine resources through engagement
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, including exploration and resource characterization, mineral processing and extraction, by-product utilization, recycling, metal production, and environmental aspects associated with sustainable and
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supply of critical minerals through sustainable and innovative technologies. The centre covers the entire mineral value chain, including exploration and resource characterization, mineral processing and
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infrastructure, flexibility resources and operational measurements. However, these data are often fragmented across organizations and difficult to exchange due to interoperability challenges, privacy concerns
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development and application of industrial ecology methods, as well as the use of large data sets and scientific computing in industrial ecology. We focus on understanding resource use and environmental
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studies, management, human resource management (HRM), and/or the behavioral sciences. Interest in hybrid work, leadership, the work environment, and/or organizational development. Experience with
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energy resources. The expected outcomes include technical advancement of distributed algorithms for managing energy resources at customer premises. The benefits include more resilient, secure, private, and