Jonathan M Cullen

Professor of Sustainable Engineering

University of Cambridge

United Kingdom

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Jonathan M Cullen is a Professor of Sustainable Engineering at the University of Cambridge, UK. His research focuses on energy use in the industrial sector, lifecycle assessments of materials in clinker production, and innovative business models for circular economy initiatives. Recent articles include studies on greenhouse gas emissions, sustainable waste potential for bioplastics, and the implications of metal ore extraction on national wealth.

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Shreya Some

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Articles (22)

Allocation of national energy use to the industrial sector

Assessing minimum energy requirements and emissions for different raw material compositions in clinker production

Barriers, enablers, and opportunities for scaling-up innovative and circular domestic retrofit business models in the UK

Country’s wealth is not associated with domestic control of metal ore extraction

A robust framework for estimating theoretical minimum energy requirements for industrial processes

Machine learning for gap‐filling in greenhouse gas emissions databases

Reaction: Circular chemical imaginaries

Reducing uncertainties in greenhouse gas emissions from chemical production

Multi-stage MFA for evaluating sustainable waste potential for bioplastics conversion in the circular economy: An examination of UK wastes to produce cellulose nanofibre

China’s bulk material loops can be closed but deep decarbonization requires demand reduction

Pairing Quantity and Quality in a Mass Balance of Water in California

Criteria for Assessing Sustainability of Lignocellulosic Wastes: Applied to the Cellulose Nanofibril Packaging Production in the UK

Feasible supply of steel and cement within a carbon budget is likely to fall short of expected global demand

Author Correction: China’s bulk material loops can be closed but deep decarbonization requires demand reduction

Scrap endowment and inequalities in global steel decarbonization

Evaluating the economic and environmental impacts of road pavement using an integrated local sensitivity model

Wind Turbine Blades Using Recycled Carbon Fibers: An Environmental Assessment

Rural Living Environment Governance: A Survey and Comparison between Two Villages in Henan Province of China

Plastics and climate change breaking carbon lock-ins through three mitigation pathways

Dynamic exergy analysis: From industrial data to exergy flows

Demand-side solutions to climate change mitigation consistent with high levels of well-being

A Hybrid Traceability Technology Selection Approach for Sustainable Food Supply Chains

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Shreya Some

Natanael Favero Bolson

Phil Purnell

Lars J. Nilsson

Venkataramana Gadhamshetty

Mats Tysklind

Michal Drewniok

Karin Ericsson

Fredric Bauer

Rick Lupton

Andre Cabrera Serrenho

Jan Christoph Minx

Fanran Meng

Hasan Jameel

Max Callaghan

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