How to Create Sustainable Product Design that Satisfies Production Demand and Eco-Awareness
Thursday, November 2 @ 2-3pm ET
Part ten of the 2017 Industrial Science Series
Chemical product design, with its emphasis on formulations and a mixture of quantitative and qualitative specifications, always leads to problems with trade-offs, where improvement in one desired outcome inevitably leads to a decline in another. In effect, you’re trying to please two sets of customers, one human and the other Mother Nature. Join Eric Beckman, an entrepreneur and Professor of Engineering at the University of Pittsburgh, as he discusses thoughts on how to create viable new products in harmony with both.
What You Will Learn
- Basic product design principles, from opportunity assessment to dealing with trade-offs
- The basics of life cycle impact analysis
- How to make the desired outcomes of both your human and natural customers work for you
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Experts
Eric Beckman
University of Pittsburgh
Joe Fortunak
Howard University
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