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Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands

Development of Decision Support Systems (DSS) based on Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment with Multiple Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA).

The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands

I am an Assistant Professor at Leiden University College (LUC) in the Hague, where I lead the interdisciplinary laboratory Decision Engineering for SustaInability and REsilience (DESIRE).I am also Co-Chair of the Weighting Subtask of the Life Cycle Initiative, hosted by the United Nations Environment Programme. The Life Cycle Initiative is a public-private, multi-stakeholder partnership enabling the global use of credible life cycle knowledge by private and public decision makers.

Co-chairing the Weighting Subtask of the project "Global Guidance for Life Cycle Impact Assessment Indicators and Methods (GLAM)". This is part of the Life Cycle Initiative, hosted by the United Nations Environment Programme. The Life Cycle Initiative is a public-private, multi-stakeholder partnership enabling the global use of credible life cycle knowledge by private and public decision makers.

Villigen, Aargau, Switzerland

2nd part of three-year Global Fellowship under the EU Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions scheme. The project, “Sustainability Assessment based on Decision Aiding (SAbDA)”, is focused on:➢ Multiple Criteria-based materials and technologies assessment, with a specific focus on land remediation technologies, energy systems analysis and safety of chemicals from a life-cycle perspective ➢ Expansion of a network of researchers, analysts and policy makers to advance the scientifically meaningful use of MCDA in sustainability, resilience and risk researchAdvisors: Prof. Roman Słowiński; Dr. Peter Burgherr; Dr. Michael Gonzalez; Asst. Prof. Miłosz KadzińskiOutgoing phase for US EPA and Paul Scherrer Institute; Incoming phase at the Institute of Computing Science, Poznan University of Technology

Cincinnati, Oh, Usa

1st part of three-year Global Fellowship under the EU Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions scheme. The project, “Sustainability Assessment based on Decision Aiding (SAbDA)”, is focused on:➢ Multiple Criteria-based materials and technologies assessment, with a specific focus on land remediation technologies, energy systems analysis and safety of chemicals from a life-cycle perspective ➢ Expansion of a network of researchers, analysts and policy makers to advance the scientifically meaningful use of MCDA in sustainability, resilience and risk researchAdvisors: Prof. Roman Słowiński; Dr. Peter Burgherr; Dr. Michael Gonzalez; Asst. Prof. Miłosz KadzińskiOutgoing phase for US EPA and Paul Scherrer Institute; Incoming phase at the Institute of Computing Science, Poznan University of Technology

3rd part of three-year Global Fellowship under the EU Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions scheme. The project, “Sustainability Assessment based on Decision Aiding (SAbDA)”, is focused on:➢ Multiple Criteria-based materials and technologies assessment, with a specific focus on land remediation technologies, energy systems analysis and safety of chemicals from a life-cycle perspective➢ Expansion of a network of researchers, analysts and policy makers to advance the scientifically meaningful use of MCDA in sustainability, resilience and risk researchAdvisors: Prof. Roman Słowiński; Dr. Peter Burgherr; Dr. Michael Gonzalez; Asst. Prof. Miłosz KadzińskiOutgoing phase for US EPA and Paul Scherrer Institute; Incoming phase at the Institute of Computing Science, Poznan University of Technology

➢ Supporting the bachelor and master courses "Strategic Decision Making" at the Department of Management.

London, United Kingdom

➢ Supporting the bachelor and master courses "Strategic Decision Making" at the Department of Management.

Singapore

➢ Development of metrics and decision support tools for the resilience assessment of energy systems➢ Development of classification models for risk assessment of energy accidents➢ Development of sustainability, resilience and risk assessment capabilities within the Future Resilient Systems (FRS) Programme of Singapore-ETH CentreAdvisors: Dr. Peter Burgherr, Dr. Matteo Spada

Ispra, Varese, Italy

➢ Development of a weighting scheme for life cycle impact assessment categories in the Environmental Product Footprint methodology, based on MCDA➢ Creation of a research agenda of key challenges to be tackled to maximize the practical use of life cycle assessment in the context of European Commission’s Better Regulation package

Coventry, United Kingdom

➢ Use of Multiple Criteria Decision Aiding (MCDA) to perform sustainability assessments of products/process systems (in collaboration with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Institute of Computing Science in Poland)➢ Creation of a network of sustainability and decision support analysts to advance the scientifically meaningful use of MCDA in sustainability research

Coventry, United Kingdom

Development of life cycle sustainability assessment capabilities within the Sustainable Materials and Manufacturing research group at WMG Department

Cincinnati, Oh, Usa

Applied MCDA method to improve sustainability-oriented manufacturing of nanomaterialsThe collaboration with Sustainable Technology Division at U.S. EPA produced a set of guidelines for the environmental sustainable production of nanomaterials (the work has been recently published in Green Chemistry Journal)

Coventry, United Kingdom

Planned and administered international research collaborations Developed relationships with Sustainable Nanotechnology Organization to create a framework to foster the responsible development of nanoproducts

Institute Of Computing Science

Organised and run discussion panels with MCDA expertsRun successful application of MCDA technique for the development of guidelines to improve the risk management practices of nanomaterials generation

Venice Area, Italy

Used MCDA to improve the risk assessment of engineered nanomaterials

Venice Area, Italy

Supported the development of an MCDA approach to assess the risk assessment of engineered nanomaterials

Venice Area, Italy

Co-developed an exposure model based on MCDA to rank and prioritize occupational exposure scenarios to Nano-Titanium Dioxide and Carbon Nanomaterials (included uncertainty analyses based on the Monte-Carlo approach). Work published in Nanotoxicology Journal

Venice Area, Italy

Thorough analysis and critical review of existing methodologies and tools for the risk assessment of engineered nanomaterials

Venice Area, Italy

Events and social activities organization

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Engineering

Performing multi-disciplinary Sustainability Assessment through Multiple Criteria Decision Aiding (MCDA) approach Development.

Master'S Degree (Msc), Environmental Sciences, 110/110 With Honors

Main topics: Sustainability assessment methodologies and tools / Risk assessment of Engineered Nanomaterials (ENMs) Master thesis: Risk.

Ielts Certificate, Academic English, Ielts Overall Score: 7.5

Exam date: 21/07/2012

Risk Assessment Of Engineered Nano Materials

Principal subjects / occupational skills covered: Human health and ecological risk assessment of nanomaterials, Physicochemical.

Mobility Semester Within The Master'S Degree, Environmental Sciences, 110/110 With Honors

Principal subjects: Sustainability assessment methodologies / Environmental management technologies

Ielts Certificate, Academic English, Overall Score: 7

Bachelor Degree (Bsc), Environmental Sciences, 110/110 With Honors

Principal subjects: Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Sustainability, Environmental Management Bachelor Thesis: Fossil fuels and main sources.