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| Courses upgraded by the project - Intensive courses - Lectures |
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Details |
On-line availability |
April 9-13, 2005
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Intensive course (mini-course):
"Risk Assessment" (code MC01)
Teacher:
Prof. Dr. Maria Fürhacker, the Department for Sanitary Engineering and Water Pollution Control, University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences (BOKU; Vienna, Austria).
Target:
Centre of excellence staff, graduate students (project Activity 2/1)
Brief description:
A course dedicated to the risk assessment for environment and human health, considering the several types of pollutants and their ecological and toxicological characteristics and impact. More details here. |
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| April 9-13, 2005 |
Intensive course (mini-course):
"Life Cycle Assessment" (code MC02)
Teacher:
Dr. Reinout Heijungs, Department of Industrial Ecology Institute of Environmental Sciences (CML; Leiden University, The Netherlands).
Target:
Centre of excellence staff, graduate students (project Activity 2/1)
Brief description:
A new approach to industrial production and sustainable development, describing the entire life of products and their destiny in the environment using powerful computer tools. More details here. |
(ppt, pdf) |
| February 14-18, 2006 |
Intensive course (mini-course):
"Life Cycle Thinking" (code MC03)
Teacher:
Prof. Udo de Haes, Department of Industrial Ecology Institute of Environmental Sciences (CML; Leiden University, The Netherlands).
Target:
Centre of excellence staff, graduate students (project Activity 2/1)
Brief description:
A follow-up of MC02. |
No |
| February 14-18, 2006 |
Intensive course (mini-course):
"Flow Analysis " (code MC04)
Teacher:
Prof. A.A.H. Elshkaki, Department of Industrial Ecology Institute of Environmental Sciences (CML; Leiden University, The Netherlands).
Target:
Centre of excellence staff, graduate students (project Activity 2/1)
Brief description:
Use of a specific software tool for lifde cycle analysis. |
No |
| February 23-24, 2007 |
Intensive course (mini-course):
"The Use of Dimethylcarbonate as a Clean Reagent" (code MC05)
Teacher:
Prof. Pietro Tundo, Interuniversity Consortium Chemistry for the Environment and Department of Environmental Sciences "Ca' Foscari" University (Venice, Italy).
Target:
Centre of excellence staff, graduate students (project Activity 2/1)
Brief description:
Dimethyl carbonate (DMC) is a clean reagent potentially usable in chemcial industry in order to substitute classical toxic compounds. Here is a compete overview of the know-how in the reactions of DMC. |
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| February 23-24, 2007 |
Intensive course (mini-course):
"One-Pot Syntesis of Fine Chemicals Promoted by Nitroalkanes" (code MC06)
Teacher:
Prof. Roberto Ballini, Interuniversity Consortium Chemistry for the Environment and Camerino University (Camerino, Italy).
Target:
Centre of excellence staff, graduate students (project Activity 2/1)
Brief description:
The present mini-course intends to give to the students the basic knowledge in order to upgrade their curriculum or to start a career in the field of environmental Chemistry. Obviously in order to start a job/research activity in this field this mini-course is far from being enough and each participant needs to study relevant topics in depth on his/her own. More details here.
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| February 23-24, 2007 |
Intensive course (mini-course):
"Groundwater Memories of the Distant Past and Key to the Future (Climate change)" (code MC07)
Teacher:
Prof. Giovanni Maria Zuppi, Interuniversity Consortium Chemistry for the Environment and Department of Environmental Sciences "Ca' Foscari" University (Venice, Italy).
Target:
Centre of excellence staff, graduate students (project Activity 2/1)
Brief description:
It has long been known that natural climate variability and climate change both affect groundwater resources. Today, it is widely accepted that recent warming is largely a product of enhanced greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere derived from post-industrial combustion of fossil fuels and biomass. |
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| February 23-24, 2007 |
Intensive course (mini-course):
"Environmental Microbiology " (code MC08)
Teacher:
Dott. Fulvio Zecchini, Interuniversity Consortium Chemistry for the Environment.
Target:
Centre of excellence staff, graduate students (project Activity 2/1)
Brief description:
The present mini-course intends to give to the students the basic knowledge in order to upgrade their curriculum or to start a career in the field of environmental microbiology. Obviously in order to start a job/research activity in this field this mini-course is far from being enough and each participant needs to study relevant topics in depth on his/her own. More details here.
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