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Environmental Technology and Management
WE TURN ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS INTO OPPORTUNITIES
The Division for Environmental Technology and Management is an interdisciplinary research group with thirty years experience of turning environmental problems into opportunities. Our main focus is the transformation of organisations, technical systems and products and services towards a resource efficient society. Today the division is a research and education environment with international reputation and with 25 employees and 900 students.
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GIN2012 - how to turn recycling into pure pleasure
How do we make the journey to a no-waste society entertaining? How do we make the zero emission production also the most profitable? Two of the questions for the sustainability jam sessions arranged during GIN 2012 in October.
Sustainability: Our region is under the microscope
Are we so green as we think? Linköping and the region are now seen as a testing ground for sustainable development. This autumn, Professor Leo Baas will welcome the world's sustainability experts to the Greening of Industry Network conference, GIN2012.
Scoalarship take research to Rio
Paul Fenton has recieved a scolarship for taking part in a number of activites in relation to the Rio+20 conference in June.
Design method for increased life cycle value
ETM has started a three year research collaboration with Siemens on a PSS-design method developed by Tomohiko Sakao.
Ewa Björling, Minister of Trade, to GIN2012
The Swedish Minister of Trade Ewa Björling is one of the keynote speakers at the opening of the Greening of Industry Network conference 22 October.
Toyota new Gold sponsor for GIN
Toyota Material Handling in Mjölby is a new Gold Sponsor for the Greening of Industry Network conference in October.
Michael Martin, ETM, received scholarship
Michael Martin received a scholarship from the Svenskt Gastekniskt Center
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Welcome to the city of our dreams - Rethink!
Presentations - keynote speaker Gunter Pauli and two sessions - from the conference "SymCity - Rethink!" in Norrköping 13-14 October 2011 on UR Play
