Michael Hiete

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Universität Ulm

Germany

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Michael Hiete is a Professor at Universität Ulm, Germany. His research interests focus on environmental sustainability, including topics such as life cycle assessment, carbon balance, and urban heat exposure. He has published recent articles addressing eco-logistical comparisons in healthcare, photocatalytic processes, and adaptation measures for heat stress in urban settings.

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2020

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Christoph Beck

Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor

University of Augsburg

GERMANY

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Eco-logistical comparison of non-radioactive seeds and the wire-guided localization for intraoperative detection of breast lesions

Quantifying urban heat exposure at fine scale - modeling outdoor and indoor temperatures using citizen science and VHR remote sensing

Carbon balance of plywood from a social reforestation program in Indonesia

Exploring the photocatalytic total oxidation of methane through the lens of a prospective LCA

Heat adaptation measures in private households: an application and adaptation of the protective action decision model

Threshold temperatures for subjective heat stress in urban apartments—Analysing nocturnal bedroom temperatures during a heat wave in Germany

Environmental service-learning approach in higher education – a descriptive case study on student-led life cycle assessments of university cafeteria meals

Hydrogen economy and sustainable development goals: Review and policy insights

Visualization supported corporate decision making for life cycle sustainability assessment – Illustrated using a case study for selecting a sustainable packaging system for self-leveling compounds

Allocation of Environmental Impacts in Circular and Cascade Use of Resources—Incentive-Driven Allocation as a Prerequisite for Cascade Persistence

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Christoph Beck

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