IndEcol Seminars 2010
Seminars take place Fridays at (NB!) 11:05 - 12:00 in R60 , Realfagbygget, Gløshaugen. Afterwards you are welcome to the social Friday lunch with cake and a wine raffle.
Welcome!
29.01: "Modeling the dynamics of in-use stocks of steel"
Stefan Pauliuk, PhD Candidate, Dep. of Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering/IndEcol.
05.02: "Climate budget for new road projects"
Johanne Hammervold, PhD Candidate, Dep. of Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering/IndEcol
12.02: "Agent-based modelling of heating system adoption"
Bertha Maya Sopha, PhD Candidate, Dep. of Energy and Process Engineering/IndEcol
19.02:"Electric and Hybrid Electric Vehicles and Environmental Impacts: First Results of the E-Car Project"
Troy Hawkins, Post Doctoral Researcher, IndEcol
26.02:"Aluminium material flow and production network in the globalizing world"
Gang Liu, PhD Candidate, Dep. of Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering/IndEcol
05.03:
Seminar cancelled
12.03: Addressing the Carbon Footprint of municipalities - Experiences from Norway
Hogne Nersund Larsen, PhD candidate, IndEcol
19.03: What is strategic about energy? Implications for energy-security
Gunnar Fermann, Associate Professor, Department of Sociology and Political Science
26.03: Sintef Technology and Society: Environmental information supporting product development for sustainability
Silje Aschehoug, PhD candidate, Department of Engineering Design and Materials
02.04:
No seminar
09.04:
No seminar
23.04: "Renewables and energy policy in Japan"
Espen Moe, Post Doc, Dep. of Sociology and Political Science
30.04: "LCA of biorefinery systems based on forest biomass (Norwegian Spruce)"
Francesco Cherubini, Post Doc, IndEcol
07.05: "Emerging industrial development along a sustainable trajectory – the special case of Bhutan"
Cecilia Haskins, Post Doc, Dep. of Industrial Economics and Technology Management
13.05:
No seminar
20.05: Special Lecture: "Prosperity without Growth - Economics for a Finite Planet"
Tim Jackson, Professor of Sustainable Development and Director of the Research group on Lifestyles, Values and Environment (RESOLVE) at the University of Surrey, UK.
25.06: "Life Cycle Assessment of Power Transmission and Distribution"
Raquel Santos Jorge, PhD Candidate, IndEcol
Older seminars
2009
12.11: "An industrial ecology analysis of municipal water management"
Venkatesh Govindarajan, PhD Candidate, Dep. of Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering/IndEcol
05.11: "Development of tool for assessing greenhouse gas emissions in new road projects"
Johanne Hammervold, PhD Candidate, Dep. of Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering/IndEcol
29.10: "The fundamental sustainability challenge: integrating analysis, design, and interpretation"
Daniel Müller, Professor, Department of Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering, NTNU
22.10: "Design for sustainable behaviour"
Ida Nilstad Pettersen, PhD candidate, IndEcol/Dep. of Product Design, NTNU
15.10: "Norwegian Household’s Perception of Clean Heating Options Pellets or Heat Pumps?"
Bertha Maya Sopha, PhD Candidate, IndEcol
08.10: "The Anthropogenic Metal Cycles in China"
Tao Wang, Post Doctoral Researcher, IndEcol
01.10: "Technology-Neutral, Levelized Costs of Bioenergy: A Streamlined Modeling Tool and Database"
Ryan Bright, PhD Candidate, IndEcol
19.06: "Analysis of Forest-based Biofuel Production and Consumption Scenarios in Scandinavia using an Environmentally-extended Input-Output Based Well-to-Wheel Model."
Ryan Bright, PhD Candidate, IndEcol
24:04: "A hybrid LCA of the introduction of Active Disassembling Fasteners made of Hydrogen Storing Materials into Home Appliances"
Shinichiro Nakamura, Faculty of Political Science & Economics, Waseda University, 169-8050 Tokyo, Japan EcoTopia Science Institute, Nagoya University, 464-8603 Nagoya, Japan Eiji Yamasue, Graduate School of Energy Science, Kyoto University, 606-8501 Kyoto, Japan
2008
12.12.08: EXIOPOL
Troy Hawkins, Postdoctoral researcher, IndEcol, NTNU
05.12.08: "Do Socially Responsible Brands Lead to Socially Responsible Companies? Understanding Change in Expressive Organizations"
Øivind Hagen, PhD candidate, Dep. of Psychology, NTNU.
07.11.08: "Energy, vested interests and economic growth"
Post doctoral researcher Espen Moe, Industrial Ecology Programme
31.10.08 "Urbanization in China and its implication for resource and waste management"
Mingming Hu, Faculty of Construction Management and Real Estate, Chongqing University, China
03.07.08 (Note new date): "Resource efficiency and development of a decision-support tool"
Shahriar Amini, PhD, Research Scientist, SINTEF Materials and Chemistry
09.05.08: "Design and development of a low emissions society - Fundamental challenges"
Professor Edgar Hertwich, Programme Director, IndEcol
25.04.08: "Ecocriticism: Literature Studies and the Politics of Ecology"
Henning Fjørtoft, PhD Candidate in Scandianavian Literature, Department for Scandinavian Studies and Comparative Literature, NTNU
18.04.08: Double-seminar:
1) ”CO2 well to wheel analysis of electric vs. fossil fuelled vehicle alternatives”
1) Åsgeir Helland, Dr. Sc., Environmental Officer, Think Global AS,
2) "Life Cycle Assessment of Biofuel Based Transportation - Current status of the field"
2) Associate Professor Anders H. Strømman, Dep. of Energy and Process Engineering, NTNU and Kristian Røraas, Research Assistant, IndEcol
11.04.08: "Wave-energy research and development at NTH/NTNU and elsewhere"
Professor Emeritus Johannes Falnes, Dep. of Physics, NTNU
04.04.08: "Sustainable infrastructure"
Rolf André Bohne, Post.doc., Dep. of Civil and Transport Engineering, NTNU
22.02.08: "Impact of air pollution on human welfare: examples from studies at the Center for Ecological Economics (CEE), the Norwegian Institute for Air Research (NILU)"
Professor and Center Director Jozef M. Pacyna, Ph.D, D.Sc., Center for Ecological Economics, Norwegian Institute for Air Research, Kjeller
15.02.08: "Land use and impact on biodiversity in LCA / Small discussion on the role of Industrial Ecology for maintenance of biodiversity"
Post Doc Ottar Michelsen, Dep. of Industrial Economics and Technology Management, NTNU
08.02.08 “The Comprehensive Action Determination Model as an Environmental Psychological Approach to Explain and Change Conservationist Behavior”
Dr. Christian A. Kloeckner, Førsteamanuensis/Associate Professor, RIPENSA - Riskpsychology, Environment and Safety, Dep. of Psychology, NTNU
