Shinsuke Murakami

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University of Tokyo

Japan

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Shinsuke Murakami is a Professor at The University of Tokyo, Japan. His research encompasses critical areas such as circular economy, resource sustainability, and simulation modeling. Recent articles authored by him include studies on regional risk in raw material supply, consumer preferences in circular business models, and the carbon impacts of vehicle electrification. His work aims to bridge the gap between theoretical models and practical applications in the sustainability sector.

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Articles (22)

Geological resource production constrained by regional water availability

Consumer preferences regarding product acquisition, repair, and discharge towards a circular economy

Prospective life cycle and circularity assessment of circular business models using an empirically grounded agent-based model

Regional sensitivity analysis to assess critical parameters in circular economy interventions

Visualizing the regional risk in raw material supply based on event analysis

A systematic literature review of simulation models for flows, markets, and sustainability of critical energy transition minerals

Rapid vehicle electrification reduces carbon benefits but increases resource savings in circular automobile transitions

Seeking a better path for the circular economy of solar panels: Global sensitivity analysis focused on socioeconomic and physical factors

Circular business cannibalization: A hierarchical Bayes conjoint analysis on reuse, refurbishment, and subscription of home appliances

Environmental Sustainability of Bricks in an Emerging Economy: Current Environmental Hotspots and Mitigation Potentials for the Future

Extended producer responsibility’s effect on producers’ electronic waste management practices in Japan and Canada: drivers, barriers, and potential of the urban mine

Potential for Increased Use of Secondary Raw Materials in the Copper Industry as a Countermeasure Against Climate Change in Japan

Agent-based model for assessment of multiple circular economy strategies: Quantifying product-service diffusion, circularity, and sustainability

Assessing the environmental impacts of product service systems in the digital-devices market: An application of attributional and consequential life cycle assessment

Prospective life cycle assessment of recycling systems for spent photovoltaic panels by combined application of physical separation technologies

Role of Resource Circularity in Carbon Neutrality

Ecological footprint accounting of mining areas and metal production of the world

Global Maritime Container Shipping Networks 1969–1981: Emergence of Container Shipping and Reopening of the Suez Canal

Discerning the circularity of the plastic industry in Bangladesh through the lens of material flow analysis

Exploring the Potential of Internet News for Supply Risk Assessment of Metals

Total environmental impacts of Japanese material production

Product obsolescence and its relationship with product lifetime: An empirical case study of consumer appliances in Japan

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Damien Giurco

Ryu Koide

Shigemi Kagawa

Ryuichi Shibasaki

Nariaki Nishino

Emile Chappin

Chiharu Tokoro

Tomoya Kawasaki

Koji Kimita

Takuma Matsuda

Eri Amasawa

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