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energy Risk analysis Life cycle assessment (LCA) and modeling Should one or two of these components be lacking, it is nonetheless possible to supplement the knowledge base after the admission. Great
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breakdown products are non-toxic and environmentally benign. Following a LCA and risk assessment combined approach we thus can advise to make materials safe and sustainable by design. Successful
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the resins and their breakdown products are non-toxic and environmentally benign. Following a LCA and risk assessment combined approach we thus can advise to make materials safe and sustainable by design
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Are you an enthusiastic early career researcher who is keen to work on integrated environmental assessment, offshore wind energy systems, biodiversity impacts, and life cycle assessment (LCA
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environmental assessment, offshore wind energy systems, biodiversity impacts, and life cycle assessment (LCA)? Are you interested in developing novel approaches to assess the ecological impacts of offshore wind
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Are you an enthusiastic early career researcher who is keen to work on integrated environmental assessment, offshore wind energy systems, biodiversity impacts, and life cycle assessment (LCA
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the larger project setting, the development of this framework will be combined with a holistic sustainability assessment framework, integrating environmental (LCA), economic (LCC), and social impact
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, transformation, and continued use of existing buildings are therefore essential strategies for reducing environmental impacts while meeting future needs for buildings and spaces. While life cycle assessment (LCA
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contribute to the debate on the sustainable use of the subsurface potential in France and in the EU. This PhD position is funded under the frame of the LCA-SUB project (funded by France 2030). Job description
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necessary to apply state-of-the-art sustainability and resilience assessment. The student will have access to data, software and expertise needed to build a mushroom life cycle assessment (LCA) model