



The UWME Design for Environment Lab promotes
Sustainability and
Design for Environment
at the University of Washington by engaging researchers and
educators in the
Mechanical Engineering
and
Civil
and Environmental Engineering
Departments and throughout the UW in efforts to improve technology
development, design, and infrastructure through the advancement of
Life Cycle Assessment
and
Industrial Ecology.
NEWS, EVENTS, Etc.
photo by Beren Landaas Wells McKay, 2006 LCA Student
investigating the environmental impacts of commercial photo printing
--Through 2010, the
LCA Course
will be taught during the fall quarter
and the
Sustainability and Design for
Environment Course will be taught winter
quarter (also see the
Seattle Channel spot on the DFE class)
--Recent publications
include:
J.S. Cooper, L.Woods, S.J. Lee
"Distance and backhaul in commodity transport modeling,"
International Journal of Life Cycle Assessment, 13 (5) 389-400
(2008) and
J.S. Cooper, S.J. Lee, J. Elter,
J Boussu, S. Bomanc "Life cycle design metrics for energy generation
technologies: method, data, and case study," Journal of Power
Sources 186 (1) 138-157 (2009)
--MSE
310 presentation
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The Advancement of Life Cycle Assessment
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Life Cycle Assessment Technology Assessments
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Management of Environmental Design Information
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Courses in Sustainability, Design for Environment, and Life Cycle Assessment
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Curriculum in Energy and the Environment
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Seminars in Design for Environment and Life Cycle Assessment
For more information, contact Associate Professor Joyce Smith Cooper at
cooper@me.washington.edu
or (206)543-5040
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