The session starts with a short presentation (3 min) of the Industrial Research School in Complex Systems (INRESCOS) followed by 3 student presentations and 1 researcher at USN on the topic of Sustainability. QA after the presentations.
Consumers’ disposal bias in waste mitigation by Luying Zhou
The present research contributes to literature on sustainable consumer behavior by examining the cognitive and behavioral tension between disposal and prevention in waste mitigation. It also has practical implications for marketers and developers of circular products and government agencies designing and communicating waste policies
Henri Giudici
Researcher in System Engineering and Innovation in an industry driven R&D project - H-SEIF, Harvesting value from Big Data and Digitalization through a Human Systems-Engineering Innovation Framework.
Design and synthesis of metal covalent organic frameworks (MCOFs) as single-atom catalyst towards water splitting by Le Hoang Vuong Nguyen
Noble materials and their composite exhibit excellent conductivity, high catalytic activity, and exceptional selectivity for water splitting. However, they are accompanied by several challenges, including scarcity, supplier constraints, and high expenses. The project focuses on improving these drawbacks and enhancing the activity of the pristine catalyst by introducing MCOFs as a novel catalysts.
PhD in engineering solutions, construction processes and methods for moving agricultural soil by Shoaib Ahmed
The research delves into the relocation and reconstruction of arable soils impacted by civil construction. This interdisciplinary endeavor harmonizes engineering, agriculture, and policy dimensions, aiming to foster sustainable soil management practices.
Professor Kristin Falk and Project manager Mon
Consumers’ disposal bias in waste mitigation by Luying Zhou
The present research contributes to literature on sustainable consumer behavior by examining the cognitive and behavioral tension between disposal and prevention in waste mitigation. It also has practical implications for marketers and developers of circular products and government agencies designing and communicating waste policies
Henri Giudici
Researcher in System Engineering and Innovation in an industry driven R&D project - H-SEIF, Harvesting value from Big Data and Digitalization through a Human Systems-Engineering Innovation Framework.
Design and synthesis of metal covalent organic frameworks (MCOFs) as single-atom catalyst towards water splitting by Le Hoang Vuong Nguyen
Noble materials and their composite exhibit excellent conductivity, high catalytic activity, and exceptional selectivity for water splitting. However, they are accompanied by several challenges, including scarcity, supplier constraints, and high expenses. The project focuses on improving these drawbacks and enhancing the activity of the pristine catalyst by introducing MCOFs as a novel catalysts.
PhD in engineering solutions, construction processes and methods for moving agricultural soil by Shoaib Ahmed
The research delves into the relocation and reconstruction of arable soils impacted by civil construction. This interdisciplinary endeavor harmonizes engineering, agriculture, and policy dimensions, aiming to foster sustainable soil management practices.
The session is in English.
Professor Kristin Falk and Project manager Mon
