
AI for life cycle assessment
Methods for data curation, inventory modeling, impact analysis, and interpretation support — with an emphasis on where AI assistance is defensible and where it is not.
Research
Advancing the science and practice of sustainable design with AI — across assessment methods, process systems, and the infrastructure that connects them.

Methods for data curation, inventory modeling, impact analysis, and interpretation support — with an emphasis on where AI assistance is defensible and where it is not.

Process design, optimisation, and scale-up for industrial and bio-based applications, evaluated across technical, economic, and environmental criteria.

Material flow modeling, waste and recovery systems, and circularity metrics for products and regions.

Techno-economic and environmental evaluation of emerging energy technologies, with a focus on hydrogen production pathways under varying market conditions.

Open tools, data standards, and connector infrastructure that make sustainability science reproducible and reusable.
Approach
Applied research that has to survive contact with a real decision, not just a paper.
Every tool starts from a documented method. If the method is contested, we say so rather than smoothing it over.
Analyses are versioned, scripted, and re-runnable. A result that cannot be reproduced is not a result.
Code, assumptions, and limitations are published together so others can check and extend the work.
Method notes, implementation write-ups, and documentation are collected in the technical library as they are published.
We work with academic groups, industry teams, and open-source maintainers on applied sustainability problems.