🎓 Thesis Opportunity: Circularity Assessment of Electronic Materials 🔋 The Manufacturing Group - PoliMi School of Management is excited to offer a #thesis opportunity focused on #green and #circular electronic manufacturing, in collaboration with JOANNEUM RESEARCH LIFE and RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, as part of the #Horizon2020 project "CircEl-paper". This research aims to explore the correlation between circularity and environmental impacts in the #electronics #industry, focusing on Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs). 🌱 Context: With #recycling rates in the electronics sector as low as 17% and the extensive use of #critical #raw #materials, the industry is a key focus of the European Circular Economy Action Plan and numerous national strategies. As the global push for #sustainability intensifies, it’s crucial to evaluate and improve the #circularity of electronic products. 💡 Research Focus: The thesis will delve into value-based indicators, such as the C-metric from #RISE, to assess the circularity of #electronic #materials. Preliminary investigations have shown that the C-metric correlates well with Life Cycle Assessment (#LCA) environmental impact calculations. If validated, this indicator could become a vital decision-making tool for #sustainable #development, enabling quick comparison of technological and economic options from an #environmental perspective. 📌 Tentative Thesis Title: “Circularity Assessment of Electronic Materials through Value-Based Indicators” 👥 Ideal Candidate Profile: 🔹 Background in economics or industrial ecology 🔹 Interest in product development and technology 🔹 Basic programming skills in Excel, Python, or R 🔹 LCA knowledge is beneficial 🔹 Fluent in English 🌍 This is a unique opportunity to work at the forefront of #sustainable #electronics and contribute to cutting-edge research in the field of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and #circular #economy, as well as to advancing sustainable practices in the electronics industry. 📩 Interested? Reach out to learn more and seize the chance to work on this impactful thesis topic! #ThesisOpportunity #CircularEconomy #Electronics #Innovation
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The SoM Manufacturing Group is a Research team of the Department of Management, Economics and Industrial Engineering of Politecnico di Milano, one of the leading technical Universities in Europe. The group is composed by professors, researchers, PhDs and experts with different backgrounds that range from technical disciplines to managerial experiences and proactively cooperates with research and competence centers as well as industry and policymakers. The mission of the SoM Manufacturing Group is to be a joining link among market, institutions and academia and to generate and spread knowledge about the most promising and the most urgent topics for companies with specific focus on manufacturing themes. The activities the SoM Manufacturing Group is involved in can be gathered in: advanced research, European projects, innovation & technology transfer projects, collaborations with the national and international ecosystems. The objective of the Group is, on the one hand, to proactively contribute to the expansion of the boundaries of knowledge by bearing in mind the real needs of companies and, on the other hand, to support companies in achieving the same level of excellence. In doing this, the focus is both horizontal, by looking at all the manufacturing processes in an integrated way, and vertical, by deep investigating specific niches like those related to Industry 4.0 or Sustainable/Circular Manufacturing.
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- 11-50 dipendenti
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- Milano, Lombardia
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- Energy and Resource Efficiency in Manufacturing, Product/Service Lifecycle Management, Asset Lifecycle Management, Social Sustainable Manufacturing, Environmentally Sustainable Manufacturing, Manufacturing Services, Industry 4.0, Education in Manufacturing, Innovation, Management, Business, Digital, Big Data, Internet of Things, Digital Transformation, Smart Working, Cloud, ICT, 5G Technology in Manufacturing e Circular Manufacturing
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Dipendenti presso Manufacturing Group - PoliMi School of Management
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Marco Taisch
Professor of Digital Manufacturing at PoliMi | Co-founder at Miraitek | President at MADE4.0 | President at Fondazione MICS | Scientific Chairman of…
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Sergio Terzi
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Marco Pasquandrea
Direzione Tecnica ● Ricerca e Sviluppo ● Product Development ● Project & Program Management ● Miglioramento continuo
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Walter Quadrini
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🚀 Join us for an exclusive webinar on the 6Ps Maturity Model for the Twin Transition! Developed by the Manufacturing Group - PoliMi School of Management, this model identifies six key factors — #Product, #Process, #Platform, #People, #Partner, and #Performance — that drive the #Twin #Transition. 🔍 What you'll learn: ✅ How the model helps assess the maturity of SMEs ✅ Strategies for improving circularity and sustainability ✅ Practical insights for implementation 📅 Date: 13th March 2025 ⏰ Time: 15:00 – 16:00 CET 📍 Where: Online 💡 Don't miss the opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and actionable insights! 👉 Register here: https://lnkd.in/dJCrS5yJ DaCapo Project, Circular TwAIn Project #TwinTransition #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #Innovation
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💫 A special congratulations to Daniele Perossa on his participation as a speaker and co-moderator in the IRTC | International Round Table on Materials Criticality, hosted last week in #Ljubljana. An insightful discussion that contributed to advancing academic research on #CriticalRawMaterials in the context of European #Automotive industry. #CircularManufacturing #Research #Innovation #CriticalRawMaterials
PhD student at Manufacturing Group - Department of Management, Economics and Industrial Engineering - Politecnico di Milano | Faculty Member at POLIMI GSoM
Happy to share the amazing experience I had last week at the IRTC | International Round Table on Materials Criticality 2025 in #Ljubljana. First I had the chance to co-moderate the Junior Board Workshop, together with Martin Hillenbrand Daniel Monfort and the wonderful workshop organizers Marina von Vietinghoff-Scheel and Jair Santillán Saldivar. A beatiful chance to learn and discuss about the #UNFC framework. Then, I had the honor of being selected as a speaker for the plenary session "Talent Meets Industry", where I could present and discuss some of the latest results of the work conducted in my PhD and in Circ-Uits Project about management of #CriticalRawMaterials in European #Automotive. Many thanks to the organizers, as usuale IRTC | International Round Table on Materials Criticality proves itself to be a wonderful occasion to discuss high-level content with the best people to do so. Manufacturing Group - PoliMi School of Management.
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🚀Are you an engineering student eager to compete to propose a solution for Industry 4.0 with cutting-edge tech? 👉 Join the 4th Edition of the Industry 4.0 Student Contest by Digital Industries World! 🔗 Ready to Innovate? Register now at https://lnkd.in/dagrpMNE and unleash your potential in the Industry 4.0! 📅 Key Dates Registration Deadline: End of February 2025 Project Submission: End of April 2025 Final Award Ceremony: May 2025 🎯 Who Can Apply? Final-year Bachelor’s or Master’s engineering students (individuals or teams of 2-5) from Italian universities. Cross-university collaboration is encouraged! The contest is bilingual (Italian and English). For inquiries, contact: info-industry40lab@polimi.it Adalberto Polenghi, Andrea Gozzi, Digital Industries World #Industry40 #SmartManufacturing #DigitalTwins #AI #IoT #EngineeringStudents #Innovation #StudentContest
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🚀 Exciting Announcement: New Executive Program in Smart Manufacturing 5.0 🚀 We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the new Executive Program in Smart Manufacturing 5.0! 💥 Born from the collaboration between POLIMI Graduate School of Management and MADE - Competence Center Industry 4.0, this program takes you back to the origins of the modern industrial revolution and equips you to harness the potential of a new, advanced, innovative, and sustainable future in manufacturing. 🔧 ⚙️ Explore the core pillars of the modern industrial revolution – from advanced additive manufacturing technologies to new digital IoT solutions – learn how to navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of digital transformation and take the lead in the era of Industry 5.0. ✅ Gain cutting-edge insights on the Manufacturing of the Future: 🔹 Digital Manufacturing and Industry 5.0 🔹 Industrial IoT 🔹 Robotics, Automation, and Digital Twin 🔹 Additive Manufacturing 🔹 Designing the Products and Services of the Future 🔹 Lean Manufacturing 5.0 🔹 Maintenance 5.0: Smart Maintenance 🔹 Implementing Industry 5.0 📅 Start: May 2025 📍 Location: POLIMI Campus, Milano Bovisa 🔗 Link to the Program’s official website: https://lnkd.in/d88TfFCd 📣 Applications are now open! Join us to drive innovation and shape the new era of smart manufacturing! #SmartManufacturing #Industry50 #Innovation
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🚀 Exciting news to share in the world of digital transformation! 🚀 We are thrilled to announced that a new paper, "The Digital REadiness Assessment MaturitY (DREAMY) Framework to Guide Manufacturing Companies Towards a Digitalization Roadmap", has been published on the International Journal of Production Research! Taylor & Francis Group. ⚙️As industries adopt #digitaltechnologies, understanding #digitalmaturity is vital for navigating transformations like Industry 4.0 and 5.0. In a context where many companies struggle with assessing their digital landscape, this paper introduces the #DREAMYFramework, which is designed to: - #assess the digital maturity of organizations evaluating existing technologies and processes - Identify #strengths and areas of #improvement for growth - provide a #roadmap for strategic and structured digitalization This framework is a valuable approach that can guide and assist #manufacturingcompanies in their #digitaltransformation journey, particularly by improving operations and sustainability processes through digital technologies. 🌱 🔗 Check out the paper for more insights! https://lnkd.in/dwJew9CH 🌟 A special congratulations to Anna De Carolis, Phd, who authored the paper with the help of other members of the research Group: Federica Acerbi, Marco Macchi, Sergio Terzi, and Marco Taisch. Many thanks also to Claudio Sassanelli for his contribution. Manufacturing Group - PoliMi School of Management Politecnico di Milano Industrial System Engineering Group (ISEG) - DMMM - POLIBA Politecnico di Bari #DigitalTransformation #SustainableManufacturing #Industry40 #Industry50
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🌟 Celebrating Excellence in the Manufacturing Group - PoliMi School of Management 🌟 We are proud to announce that our esteemed colleagues Paolo Rosa and Lorenzo Francesco Gandini have successfully obtained the IPC 7711/7721 Certification as specialists in 🔧 rework, repair, and modification of electronic circuit boards! 🎉 This achievement reflects their commitment to professional growth and their expertise in the manufacturing and electronics field. It’s also a testament to the high standards and dedication that define our team. A special congratulations to Paolo and Lorenzo on this important milestone in their careers! 👏 #TeamWork #ManufacturingExcellence #ProfessionalGrowth #CertificationSuccess #IPC77117721 #Electronics #ManufacturingGroup
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🌟 Time to wrap up as the Manufacturing Group day comes to an end 🌟 This week, the Manufacturing Group - PoliMi School of Management convened for the Manufacturing Group Day, an initiative designed to bring all the Research Group members together to share insights and bolster collaboration across the team. ✨ It was a powerful reminder of how synergies make us stronger, in a collective effort to shape the "Manufacturing of the Future" and continue to have an impact. The Group engaged in a core activity relating to the conceptualization and writing of the Manufacturing Group's Mission: how to be more central in the Group if not by contributing to his Mission? 💡 A big thank you to everyone who participated with such energy and enthusiasm, engaging in meaningful conversations and teamwork challenges. Here's to many more opportunities to grow and succeed together! 💫 #ManufacturingGroup #Research #Innovation #PolitecnicodiMilano
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🌍 Curious about the latest advancements in Circular Manufacturing across the European Union? 📣 Join us for the DaCapo Webinar Series: Shaping the Future of Circular Manufacturing! 🌱 As part of the DaCapo Project, we are excited to announce a series of upcoming webinars, exploring agile methodologies, circularity indicators and cutting-edge digital technologies to empower the twin transition towards a more competitive and sustainable manufacturing. 📌 First webinar: Agile Methodology for Circularity Enhancement – TNO Vector 🎤 Speakers: Jisca van Bommel, Ilse Hellemans, and Nick Oostervink, PhD 💡 Host: Manufacturing Group - PoliMi School of Management 📅 6th February 2025: 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM CET 📍 Online: Microsoft Teams "DON'T MISS OUT" REGISTER NOW: https://lnkd.in/d7-Ug86q 📩 Or find the registration link in the first comment! 🌟 Upcoming Topics in the Webinar Series: Circular Economy Indicators (Led by CEA, 11th February 2025) Circular 6P Maturity Model (Led by POLIMI, 13th March 2025) Digital Product Passport (TBD) Stay tuned for more details! #CircularEconomy #AgileMethodologies #SustainableManufacturing #GreenTransition #TwinTransition #WebinarSeries #Innovation #Industry40 #DigitalTransformation
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🌟 A special congratulations to Federica Acerbi on her participation as a keynote speaker in the 2nd Swedish Circular Economy Colloquim, hosted by the Chalmers University of Technology. An insightful discussion that contributed to facilitating knowledge sharing and advancing academic research on #circular #economy. #CircularEconomy #CicularManufacturing #Sustainability #Research #Innovation
Today, we hosted the 2nd Swedish Circular Economy Colloquium online. It was great to hear from our two keynote speakers Federica Acerbi from Politecnico di Milano and Carl Dalhammar from IIIEE at Lund University. Federica got us thinking about data-driven circular manufacturing with her maturity model and multi-stakeholder view of information requirements. Then Carl's talk focused on the emerging policy landscape for a circular industrial transition in Europe. We also held thematic discussions sandwiched between these two talks. Here are some of my takeaways from the 14 whiteboards created during the discussions, looking for recurring research challenges, collaboration ideas and potential barriers to collaboration. 🧩 A major challenge related to the multidisciplinary and transdisciplinary nature of circular economy: how to enable knowledge transfer and mutual learning to accelerate the uptake of circular practices? How do we define and align the terminology to understand each other more quickly? #collaboration 💰 A connected topic was the need for funding opportunities to support collaborations on complex challenges crossing disciplinary boundaries. #funding 👩🎓 The need for awareness, training, knowledge and ways to diffuse it was mentioned a lot, but also specialised competencies for different industries and stakeholder groups. Because generic CE knowledge can only take you so far! #education #greenskills 📏 Another big topic was measuring sustainability performance and defining success based on core sustainability values. The discussions revolved a lot around data-driven solutions and the use of AI/ML. #digitaltransformation #artificialintelligence #machinelearning 💡 Many more ideas were discussed and exchanged which I am sure I am missing since I was mostly flying around the different groups. This event aimed to explore the landscape of circular economy research in this budding national network, which was initiated by our colleagues from CE@KTH Royal Institute of Technology during the first colloquium this summer, Amir Rashid, Sayyed Shoaib-ul-Hasan and Johan Arekrans. I am very grateful to all who helped prepare for the online colloquium. This includes my fantastic team Arpita Chari, Clarissa González, Fang Qi for the support before and during the event, Katherine Whalen for coordinating the event series, as well as our discussion leaders Maria Ljunggren, Mohamed Abdelmageed, Maud Lanau, Ignat Kulkov, Marie Mattsson, Koteshwar Chirumalla, Marianna Lena Kambanou, Jelena Kurilova-Palisaitiene, Kristina Nyström, Melina Ettehad, Johannes Matschewsky, and Sophie Charpentier. I look forward to our next event in Göteborg on May 20th, 2025. It will be hosted by Katherine Whalen and Ann-Charlotte Mellquist from RISE Research Institutes of Sweden with the continued support from Chalmers University of Technology, KTH Royal Institute of Technology and our colleagues all over Sweden. To all our participants, THANKS again for today!
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