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Michael Martin


Academic degrees

  • Tech. Licentiate, Environmental System Analysis and Environmental Management, 2010. Linköping University. Thesis Title: "Industrial Symbiosis for the Development of Biofuel Production."
  • Master of Science, Sustainable Development and Technology, 2007. Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan (Royal Institute of Technology). Stockholm, Sweden.
  • Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering, 2005. Michigan Technological University. Houghton, Michigan, USA.

 

Research Projects

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Synergies for Improved Environmental Performance of 1st Generation Biofuels for Transportation
The research entails discovering flows of goods, materials and energy in biofuel production processes, as well as external industries, and findings means to use by-products, products and other flows with synergies and industrial symbiosis.

The overall aim of this project is to contribute to the development for improving the performance of production systems for biofuels for transportation from food crops and waste.

 

Biofuel Development in Tanzania
Michael has also been involved in a project concerning biodiesel development for the country of Tanzania. The study was a feasibility study of the infrastructure, processes, collaboration, shareholders and technology needed to implement biodiesel production for this African nation.

Tanzanian Biodiesel Development Review Paper

 

Teaching Activites

Biofuels for Transport: Course Webpage (Lectures and Other Info)

 

Scientific Publications

  •  Martin, M., Svensson, N. Eklund, M. (2012). Who gets the benefits? An Approach to Assess the Environmental Performance of Industrial Symbiosis. Greening of Industry 2012 Conference Paper. 
  • Martin, M., Svensson, N., Eklund, M., Fonseca, J. (2012) Production Synergies in the Biofuel Industry: An Inventory and Analysis. Biofuels Volume 3, Issue 5, Pages 545–554.
  • Martin, M., Svensson, N., Fonseca, J., Eklund, M. (2011) Quantifying the Environmental Performance of Integrated Bioethanol and Biogas Production. Chosen for Special Issue in Renewable Energy from the World Renewable Energy Congress, 2011.

Reports

Master Theses Supervised

  • Nyarko Kofi Ampaw- Assessing the Environmental Impacts Associated with a System Where a Co-product (Thin Stillage) from Ethanol Production is Extended to Biogas Production, 2012.
  • Aminibas Parsapour- Biogas Production System as an Upcycling Tenant- An Economic Evaluation and Exergy Analysis, 2012.
  • Surendrapabu Rangaraju- Quantifying the Environmenatal Performance of Integrated Bioethanol and Biogas Production, 2012.

  • Jorge Enrique Fonseca Aguirre- Assessing the Environmental Impacts of Synergies between the Ethanol and the Biogas Industries, 2010.

  • Love Fritjofsson & Per Heikne- Life Cycle Analysis of Public Transportation in Östergötland, Sweden, 2010.

  • Simon Carlsson & Marcus Carlsson-Industriell Symbios Bioenergi: Lokalisering och samverkans betydelse för lönsamheten av biodieselproduktion, 2010.

  • Manuel Usandizaga Coll- Combined Small-scale Production of Biogas and Biodiesel: Study of Viability in the Spanish Scenario, 2009.

  • Jafer Zeeshan- Biofuels and hybrid technologies in vehicle development and market: Interaction & Innovation in Sustainable Vehicles, 2009.

  • Dario Accorso- Feasibility Assessment for Using Waste Vegetable Oil as a Feedstock for Biodiesel Production in Sicily, 2008.

 

Presentations

 

Lectures in Other Courses

Project Posters & Promo Info

Other Pages

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Phd candidate

Phone: +46 (0)13 28 11 32
e-mail: michael.martin@liu.se

Visiting address
A-huset, entrance 15-17, level 3, corridor A, room 3A:906

Post address
Linköpings Universitet
Department of Management
and Engineering
Environmental Technology
and Management
581 83 Linköping
Sweden


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Last updated: 2013-02-25