Sidi Deng

Assistant Professor

Binghamton University - SUNY

United States

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Sidi Deng is an Assistant Professor at the State University of New York, Binghamton, USA. His research areas include techno-economic performance in bioethanol production, life cycle assessment of biomass feedstocks, and sustainable practices in manufacturing. Recent publications address topics such as economic uncertainties in jet fuel production and recovery of precious metals from electronic waste. Sidi's work contributes significantly to the advancement of green manufacturing and circular economy strategies.

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Neha Shakelly

Purdue University

UNITED STATES

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Purdue University

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Purdue University

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Effect of key economic uncertainties on the techno-economic performance of the production of high energy-content jet fuel blending components derived from bio-ethanol

Effect of key economic uncertainties on the techno-economic performance of the production of high energy-content jet fuel blending components derived from bio-ethanol

A Dynamic Material Flow Model for Risk-Informed Decision-Making in Decarbonizing Global Aluminum Manufacturing

Optimization of a parametric product design using techno-economic assessment and environmental characteristics with application to an electric traction motor

Economic analysis of precious metal recovery from electronic waste through gas-assisted microflow extraction

Comparative Life Cycle Assessment of Bioethanol Production from Different Generations of Biomass and Waste Feedstocks

Integrating line balancing with network topology to support the planning of a remanufacturing system for electric vehicles

Perspectives on future research directions in green manufacturing for discrete products

Planning a circular economy system for electric vehicles using network simulation

Techno-Economic Assessment of Precious Metal Recovery from Electronic Waste Through Gas-Assisted Microflow Extraction

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Neha Shakelly

John Sutherland

Fu Zhao

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