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ISIE-SEM perpetual online conference, session 22, Feb 23, 2026: Beyond the best guess: Advancing lifetime research in dynamic stock modelling

Time slot: Feb 23, 2026 — 09:30-11:00 UTC  Lifetime assumptions lie at the heart of most dynamic stock models, yet they often represent the weakest link in these assessments. Despite having a significant impact on model results, o...
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ISIE-SEM summer school 2026: MFA with Python – open tools for urgent sustainability challenges – Bath, UK – July 1-3, 2026 – Apply by March 15

We hereby proudly announce this 3-day summer school for doctoral students and advanced master students at the University of Bath, July 1-3, 2026. This summer is an official side event of the ISIE-SEM conference in Cambridge, UK, July 6-8, 2026. ...
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ISIE-SEM abstract submission deadline extension

The deadline for abstract submissions for the ISIE-SEM conference 2026 has been extended to 31st January. We look forward to receiving your submissions!    Submit your abstracts here on Ex Ordo: https://isiesem26.exordo.com/   F...
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Reminder: Abstract submission deadline for ISIE-SEM 2026

  The Call for Abstracts for the 2026 ISIE-SEM conference, 6-8 July 2026, in Cambridge, United Kingdom, is open until 16 January 2026.   Please submit your abstracts on Ex Ordo: https://isiesem26.exordo.com   For more informati...
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ISIE SEM 2026 Call for Abstracts

The Call for Abstracts for the 2026 ISIE-SEM conference, 6-8 July 2026, in Cambridge, United Kingdom, is now open until 16 January 2026.   Please submit your abstracts on Ex Ordo: https://isiesem26.exordo.com   For more information...
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ISIE-SEM 2026 Conference

We are excited to announce the launch of the website for the 2026 ISIE-SEM conference, 6-8 July 2026, in Cambridge, United Kingdom: https://www.isiesem26.com It is now open a call for special sessions at the 2026 ISIE-SEM conference until the 1...
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Call for applications to host the 2028 ISIE-SEM conference

Dear members of the ISIE section for socio-economic metabolism (SEM), We are reaching out to you to today with a call for applications to host the 2028 ISIE-SEM conference. We would like to announce the 2028 conference organisers and location dur...
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A must-see for all ISIE members: Industrial Ecology Data Commons (IEDC) with new data and expanded user interface

Over the last months, the Industrial Ecology Data Commons (IEDC) has grown substantially in scope. More than 3.2 million individual data points from around 250 journal publications, grouped in 320 datasets, are now available for direct download. A...
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Dates for 2026 ISIE-SEM conference in Cambridge, UK

Further to our previous announcement that the 2026 ISIE-SEM conference will be taking place next year at the University of Cambridge, we are pleased to invite you to save the date: 6–8 July 2026 Cambridge, UK Further details and the ca...
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Industrial Ecology Data Commons (IEDC) - Critical Mass Sprint 2025

2025 is the year when we move the industrial ecology data commons prototype, launched in 2018, into a functional and helpful data archiving and retrieval tool for the entire industrial ecology community! With the help of the IEF team and the CI...
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ISIE-SEM perpetual online conference, session 19: Circular Economy Modelling for Climate Change Mitigation - Updates from the Horizon Europe CIRCOMOD project

While we realise that circular economy offers promising reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, we have no good understanding of its impact, magnitude, synergetic and rebound effects. The current scenarios models and scenarios do not include circul...
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SEM section perpetual online conference session 18: Scenario Modelling for Transport, the Vehicle Fleet, and Materials

The transportation sector enables the mobility of people and the trade of goods, which drives economic development. However, it also accounts for a quarter of carbon dioxide emissions and almost 30% of all energy consumption globally. Besides, veh...
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