The course will be structured around a seminar series given on-line by the industrial partners in the Resource Smart Processes, during the fall 2024 and spring 2025 (ending mid-March). Each seminar will be given by one of the industrial partner in the program elucidating one specific part of the value chain biomass-to-product and will be followed by a reflecting discussion. Active participation will be required.
Circularity and Resource efficiency in the Processing Industry
- RSP-course
A seminar series within the Industrial Graduate School Resource Smart Processes
Course content:
Learning objectives:
Students should get a general understanding of basic principles and challenges for circularity and resource efficiency in the processing industry and an insight in how these can be addressed in different areas of biomass processing/under different conditions and in different companies.
After the completed course the students should be able to:
- Identify, analyze and compare sustainability challenges of biorefinery processes and engineering/production of materials.
- Explain the ethical complexity of the topic (Resource efficiency in the Processing Industry).
- Explain terms and methods used in the environmental and sustainability context.
2 hour sessions (13:00-15:00) scheduled to October 22, October 31, November 14, November 28, and December 12
ECTS:
- 3.0
LOCATION:
- Online
REGISTER BEFORE:
October 10, 2024
Schedule:
Contributors:
Giada LoRe, giadal@chalmers.se
Gunnar Henriksson, ghenrik@kth.se
Malin Wohlert, malin.wohlert@angstrom.uu.se
Eva Lindström, eva.lindstrom@sca.com
Paul Krochak, paul.krochak@storaenso.com
Christophe Barbier, christophe.barbier@billerud.com
Literature:
Prerequisites:
You should be a graduate student with the research project relevant for the field of biomass processing.
Course fee:
Free of charge
Course responsible:
Giada Lo Re, Chalmers
- The course is given by Zoom/Teams
There are ten spots available for Treesearch students. First come, first serve!
Contact person: Merima Hasani merima.hasani@chalmers.se
To register for the course, send Merima Hasani a mail with a short description of your project.
