The sustainability of industrial processes and products is a core issue of our time. There are several approaches to move from a linear, inherently wasteful economic principle to a circular economy focused on conserving ...

In a circular economy, remanufacturing is crucial in reducing the use of primary raw materials and energy compared to new production. However, poor availability of non-standardized wear components can prevent remanufacturing. ...

Due to growing environmental awareness, the Circular Economy and in particular the concept of Reverse Logistics (RL) are more and more becoming the focus of industry, yielding ecological as well as economic advantages. ...

The energy and mobility sectors contribute significantly towards the global CO2 emissions. The proton-exchange membrane fuel cell finds application in both sectors and represents a possible green and sustainable technology ...

Creative Food Cycles aims to enhance innovative and creative practices between food, architecture, and conviviality in a transnational and European perspective. Food systems as complex and rapidly changing constellations ...

Rising consumption due to a growing world population and increasing prosperity, combined with a linear economic system have led to a sharp increase in garbage collection, general pollution of the environment and the threat ...