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14132Fakultät 5 – Wirtschaft, Recht und Gesellschaft
Multidimensionale Ansätze für Technikfolgenabschätzung
Titel auf Englisch: Multidimensional Approaches for Technology Assessment
Lernergebnisse
- Demonstrate a deep understanding of the multidimensional aspects and systemic interactions in the transformation of energy- and carbon-intensive industries;
- Gain familiarity with a range of qualitative and quantitative methodologies in conducting technology assessment; …
Inhalte
- Relevance and development of technology assessment;
- Common methodological approaches and their usefulness/weakness;
- Data and approaches for assessment (e.g., primary vs. secondary; qualitative vs. quantitative);
- Methodologies for socio-political evaluations, techno-economic evaluations and ecological evaluations;
- Application on a case study to assess multidimensional opportunities and challenges associated with the transformation of a specific sector and derive implications along the STEEP dimensions based on assessment results.
Voraussetzungen
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Prüfungsmodalitäten
- Individual component (E-assessment), 60-90 min - 50%
- Group Project - Part 1: Create a scientific poster (Analysis of e.g., a scientific article, industry report, case study, ...) - 25%
- Group Project - Part 2: Presentation, 15min - 25%
Angeboten in
- Chemistry: Materials, Engineering and SustainabilityMaster
Wahlpflichtkomplex: Kein Komplex genannt
- Digitale GesellschaftBachelor
Wahlpflichtkomplex: Kein Komplex genannt
- Environmental and Resource ManagementMaster
Wahlpflichtkomplex: Kein Komplex genannt
| Studiengang | Abschluss | Wahlpflichtkomplex |
|---|---|---|
| Chemistry: Materials, Engineering and Sustainability | Master | Kein Komplex genannt |
| Digitale Gesellschaft | Bachelor | Kein Komplex genannt |
| Environmental and Resource Management | Master | Kein Komplex genannt |
Literatur und Materialien
- Lee, R.P., Meyer, B., Huang, Q.L, Voss, R. 2020. Sustainable waste management for zero waste cities in China: potential, challenges and opportunities. Clean Energy , 4(3): 169 – 201.
- Lee, R.P. 2019. Alternative carbon feedstock for the chemical industry? – Assessing the challenges posed by the human dimension in the carbon transition, Journal of Cleaner Production , 219: 786-796.
- Lee, R. P., Tschoepe, M., Voss, R. 2021. Perception of chemical recycling and its role in the transition towards a circular carbon economy: A case study in Germany. Waste Management , 125: 280-292.
- Voss, R., Lee, R.P., Seidl, L., Keller, F., Fröhling, M. 2021. Global warming potential and economic performance of gasification-based chemical recycling and incineration pathways for residual municipal solid waste treatment in Germany. Waste Management , 134: 206 – 219.
- Keller, F., Lee, R.P., Meyer, B. 2020. Life cycle assessment of global warming potential, resource depletion and acidification potential of fossil, renewable and secondary feedstock for olefin production in Germany. Journal of Cleaner Production , 250: 119484.
- Lee, R.P., Scheibe, A. 2020. The politics of a carbon transition: An analysis of political indicators for a transformation in the German chemical industry , Journal of Cleaner Production , 244: 118629.
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