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Pranav Nakhate
Netherlands
Maastricht University
University
Sustainability Assessment, Life Cycle Assessment, Techno-economic Assessment
Topic 6 – Innovative approaches for analysing raw materials value chains
We are interested in joining transnational consortia as a partner responsible for sustainability assessment, the circular economy, and decision support throughout the raw materials value chain. Our expertise includes Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), Techno-Economic Assessment (TEA), Life Cycle Costing (LCC), Social LCA (S-LCA), integrated sustainability assessment, and Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD).
We are particularly interested in contributing to projects addressing Topics 2–6, including secondary raw materials, recycling and recovery technologies, circular product design, resource efficiency, industrial symbiosis, and digital approaches for analysing raw material value chains. We can lead or contribute to work packages involving sustainability assessment, environmental footprinting, circularity metrics, digital decision-support tools, hotspot analysis, scenario modelling, and sustainability-driven innovation.
We welcome collaboration with universities, research organisations, industry, SMEs, public authorities, and other stakeholders to develop competitive RAMP and Horizon Europe proposals that support resilient and circular raw material systems.
We are particularly interested in contributing to projects addressing Topics 2–6, including secondary raw materials, recycling and recovery technologies, circular product design, resource efficiency, industrial symbiosis, and digital approaches for analysing raw material value chains. We can lead or contribute to work packages involving sustainability assessment, environmental footprinting, circularity metrics, digital decision-support tools, hotspot analysis, scenario modelling, and sustainability-driven innovation.
We welcome collaboration with universities, research organisations, industry, SMEs, public authorities, and other stakeholders to develop competitive RAMP and Horizon Europe proposals that support resilient and circular raw material systems.
The Aachen-Maastricht Institute for Biobased Materials (AMIBM), part of Maastricht University, is an internationally recognised research institute dedicated to developing sustainable materials, circular technologies, and innovative solutions that support the transition to a circular and climate-neutral economy.
Our multidisciplinary research integrates materials science, chemical engineering, biotechnology, environmental sustainability, and digital technologies to address challenges across the entire material value chain. We work closely with academic institutions, industrial partners, public organisations, and international consortia through Horizon Europe, Interreg, NWO, and other European research programmes.
Our expertise includes:
- Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), regionalised LCIA, and environmental footprinting
- Techno-Economic Assessment (TEA), Life Cycle Costing (LCC), and integrated sustainability assessment
- Social LCA (S-LCA) and Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD)
- Circular economy, resource efficiency, and critical raw materials
- Sustainability assessment of recycling, recovery, and circular value chains
- Digital sustainability tools using Python, Brightway, and advanced decision-support frameworks
- Sustainability assessment of biobased materials, advanced manufacturing, water systems, healthcare technologies, and industrial processes
We provide robust sustainability evidence that supports technology development, process optimisation, circular product design, and strategic decision-making, helping research and industrial partners accelerate the development and implementation of sustainable raw material solutions.
Our multidisciplinary research integrates materials science, chemical engineering, biotechnology, environmental sustainability, and digital technologies to address challenges across the entire material value chain. We work closely with academic institutions, industrial partners, public organisations, and international consortia through Horizon Europe, Interreg, NWO, and other European research programmes.
Our expertise includes:
- Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), regionalised LCIA, and environmental footprinting
- Techno-Economic Assessment (TEA), Life Cycle Costing (LCC), and integrated sustainability assessment
- Social LCA (S-LCA) and Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD)
- Circular economy, resource efficiency, and critical raw materials
- Sustainability assessment of recycling, recovery, and circular value chains
- Digital sustainability tools using Python, Brightway, and advanced decision-support frameworks
- Sustainability assessment of biobased materials, advanced manufacturing, water systems, healthcare technologies, and industrial processes
We provide robust sustainability evidence that supports technology development, process optimisation, circular product design, and strategic decision-making, helping research and industrial partners accelerate the development and implementation of sustainable raw material solutions.