Sustainable Industrial Systems is a research group at The University of Manchester led by Professor Adisa Azapagic.
The main aim of our research is to help identify sustainable solutions for industrial systems on a life cycle basis, taking into account economic, environmental and social aspects. We work across different sectors and supply chains including chemicals, construction, food & drink, energy and transport. In addition to industrial organisations, we collaborate with government, NGO and other organisations.
We specialise in the following areas:
Currently, the group has 29 researchers and is funded at the level of £8m, mainly by EPSRC, ESRC, NERC, The Carbon Trust and industry.
Martin Goodfellow wins UK Engineering YES Competition as part of post-graduate team
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CCaLC wins the GSK Innovation Award, awarded by the Chemical Industries Association at the awards ceremony held on 23 June 2011 in Birmingham.
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CCaLC project wins award for "Most Successful Collaboration", awarded by Chemistry Innovation at the Annual Stakeholder Event.
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CCaLC shortlisted for the GSK Innovation Award, awarded by Chemical Industries Association.
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A complete archive of SIS news articles can be found here.
A complete list of projects that the Sustainable Industrial Systems group are involved with can be found in the Projects page.
