Our projects and groups are invaluable cross roads for interaction between researchers and practitioners. Research projects, expert groups, academy group, government agency group and working groups within different topics are gathered here.
This Expert group aims to follow and influence the development of EU Environmental Footprint methods and facilitate knowledge exchange among life cycle experts
This project focuses on global biodiversity loss caused by human activities that affect species and ecosystems negatively. The main goal is to exchange insights about efforts and initiate collaboration to address biodiversity challenges in agriculture, forestry, and marine activities.
Life Cycle Talks is a series of talks presenting the research front to keep you up to date with the science and application of the life cycle perspective.
The pursuit for win-wins has a long history. From an understanding of the relationship between environmental performance and economic activity, the need for environmentally sustainable business models has emerged. The purpose of this project is to grow the knowledge, capacity, and application of Business Model Life Cycle Assessment (BMLCA).
A working group with focus on integrating circular thinking with LCA by finding research & knowledge gaps, share insights & contribute to further development.
The aim of the project is to accelerate the transition to a sustainable and robust energy system by promoting the application of life cycle thinking.
The aim of the group is to increase the collaboration between government agencies regarding the life cycle perspective and partners in Swedish Life Cycle Center by sharing experiences and knowledge building.
A group consisting of University partners to discuss questions related to education and interests in LCA from an academic point of view.
Data and methodology is an ever changing topic for our parteners. In this group they have the possibility to discuss questions participants alike.
The next occasion is on April 22-23, 2026, at Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden. The course will be conducted in English and seats are limited.
