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2nd Annual Tecnologico de Monterrey Research and Development Conference - Transdisciplinary Research and Education Panel
On March 2-4 at Monterrey city Mexico, the 52nd annual Tecnologico de Monterrey Research and Development conference was held. One of the star events of the conference was the Panel for Transdisciplinary Research and Education. Chaired by Professor Federico Trigos...
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Professor Linda Newnes Awarded Vice Chancellor’s Research Medal
Huge congratulations to Professor Newnes who leads the TREND group, on being awarded the Vice Chancellor’s Research Medal. The Medal recognises Professor Newnes’ contribution to the field of whole life value analysis – economic, environmental and societal costs and for...
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TREND welcomes new affiliated Ph.D. Researcher, Hannah Gooding
The TREND team are delighted to welcome Hannah Gooding as an affiliated PhD researcher. Hannah is from the Department of Digital Economy, Entrepreneurship and Innovation and Centre of Digital Economy at the Surrey Business School at the University of Surrey...
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Publication: Foraging for Transdisciplinary Challenges - Emergent Industrial Themes (TE2021)
Although transdisciplinary approaches are gaining popularity within academia to what extent are they used and applied within industry? A paper presented by Dr Emily Carey during TE2021 details a study which looks to understand the significance of transdisciplinarity in an...
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Publication: The Transdisciplinary Engineering Index: Towards a Disciplinary Maturity Grid
Transdisciplinary capabilities have the potential to increase the resilience of manufacturing. Within her paper, presented at the 28th ISTE International Conference on Transdisciplinary Engineering, Dr Susan Lattanzio proposes a Disciplinary Maturity Grid as a tool for industry to assess their...
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New research: Helping Manufacturing Companies Respond to Change
Under the direction of Professor Linda Newnes, the University of Bath has been awarded £523K by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) for research which will help manufacturing companies respond to change. If not dealt with quickly changes...
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