Dr Jill Miscandlon is a Senior Manufacturing Engineer at Strathclyde University’s Advanced Forming Research Centre (AFRC) in the UK, and is focused on making circularity a reality.
One of Jill’s research areas is the development of a more sustainable lifecycle for electrical machines through the use of a variety of circular economy principals.
She discusses the key aspects of the research project, including its main deliverables, as well as sharing some of her preliminary findings.
Overall, Jill makes a compelling case for why taking a circular approach to addressing the many challenges of building a low-carbon future is not a ‘nice to do’, but is a ‘must do’.
Host: Dr Heather Johnstone, Director – Initiate @ Enlit Europe
Guest: Dr Jill Miscandlon, Senior Manufacturing Engineer, AFRC, Strathclyde University
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